Real CPUX-F Exam Questions are the Best Preparation Material [Q23-Q40]

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Real CPUX-F Exam Questions are the Best Preparation Material [Q23-Q40]

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Real CPUX-F Exam Questions are the Best Preparation Material

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ISQI CPUX-F Exam Syllabus Topics:

Topic	Details
Topic 1	Specifying the user requirements Definitions, concepts and guidelines
Topic 2	The human-centred design process Usability tests
Topic 3	Understanding and specifying the context of use
Topic 4	Usability inspections and user surveys Producing design solutions

NO.23 Select the three types of usability evaluation:

usability test

usability inspection

user interview

user survey

persona matching
E, GUI testing

NO.24 Fill in the blanks:
During a contextual interview, the interviewer treats the interviewee as the while the interviewer is the humble________ (__________model).

NO.25 Unlike usability tests, usability inspections do not involve users, except where a user adopts the role of evaluator.

True

False

NO.26 Which one of the following statements best characterises a usability test?

A moderated, problem-oriented discussion between representative users

An expert carefully evaluates the interactive system to uncover usability problems

Representative users are asked to give their opinion about the interactive system

Representative users evaluate the interactive system using a questionnaire

Representative users are observed while they solve representative, given tasks using the interactive system

Representative users test the interactive system in order to find faults and defects

NO.27 The options below include some of the activities in a human-centred design process. Which one of these options lists those activities in the correct order?

Specify the user requirements > Plan the human-centred design process > Evaluate the designs against user requirements

Understand and specify the context of use > Specify the user requirements > Produce design solutions to meet user requirements

Understand and specify the context of use > Evaluate the designs against user requirements > Release the draft prototype

Specify the user requirements > Understand and specify the context of use > Evaluate the designs against user requirements

Plan the human-centred design process > Evaluate the designs against user requirements > Incorporate the organisational requirements

Understand and specify the organisational requirements > Understand the user requirements > Produce design solutions to meet organisational requirements

NO.28 Fill in the blank;
A task is a set of activities undertaken in order to achieve a specific_____________.

NO.29 Fill in the blanks;
A user experience professional is a professional who has one or more of the following responsibilities in a project:
1. Planning and managing the____________ design process;
2. Identifying and describing the____________:
3. Deriving the_________ requirements;
4. Creating the___________architecture and the navigation structure;
5. Defining and conceiving the interaction between humans and the interactive system based on the context of_________;use and the
6. Designing the graphic part of the__________;
7. Carrying out___________ of user interfaces in various stages of realisation See answers below.

NO.30 Which two of the following are part of the information architecture?

Style guide

User interface guidelines

Specification of graphic design

The words used in the user interface, for navigation and content

Wireframe

Content hierarchy

NO.31 Which one of the following deliverables are created during the activity “EVALUATE THE DESIGNS AGAINST USER REQUIREMENTS?

User experience project plan

Evaluation reports

Style guide

User needs

User requirements

User journey maps

NO.32 Choose two statements about card sorting that are correct

Card sorting can be used to create a human-centred navigation structure.

Ordering cards with correspondence to predictable contextual needs of the user and to commonly accepted conventions.

Card sorting is developed to order viable sorting algorithms

A method for structuring information – such as menus in a navigation structure – that involves writing key concepts onto different cards and asking users to sort these cards into groups.

Card sorting is helpful to create story boards

Card sorting is helpful to create a heuristic evaluation of a low-fidelity prototype

NO.33 Which one of the following best describes a “Post-session interview?

The information that the moderator provides to the test participant ahead of the usability test session

The interview that takes place before the usability test session

The questions that the moderator asks the test participant during the usability test session

The interview that takes place immediately after the usability test session

The questions that the moderator asks the test participants approximately one week after the usability test session to gauge their long-term user experience

The set of questions asked at the end of a contextual interview

NO.34 Which one of the following statements demonstrates the importance of user interface guidelines?

User interface guidelines enforce the human-centred design process by allowing primary users to participate directly in the design process

The non-specific nature of user interface guidelines gives designers the freedom to implement user interface elements however they like

The specific nature of user interface guidelines ensures that any number of designers are able to implement the same user interface elements in a similar way

User interface guidelines allow designers to come up with differences in the appearance and behaviour of user interfaces across an organisation

User interface guidelines are primarily intended to devolve responsibility for the design of user interfaces across the whole design team, rather than it being the sole responsibility of the user interface designer

User interface guidelines are used in heuristic evaluations to determine whether or not a design meets the organisational requirements

NO.35 Which one of the following statements best describes the purpose of a focus group?

To gather focused information from a group of users in a usability test session

To gather contextual information relating to user needs without interfering with users’ work

To collect contextual information relating to user needs by talking to users with particular focus on a user group

To gather ideas for personas and scenarios

To discuss a set of questions on specific topics

To evaluate an interactive system

NO.36 Which two of the following statements about user needs are correct?

User needs are always expressed from the user’s point of view

User needs for a user group may differ from user needs for another user group with the same context of use

User needs are part of the information architecture

User needs are always quantified

User needs are identical to user goals

User needs are used to write good error messages

NO.37 What is a contextual interview?

A contextual interview takes place at any other location than the location where the user’s interaction with the interactive system usually takes place, for example in a neutral environment, not their home or in a shop.

An contextual interview takes place in a neutral environment, for example in a meeting room.

A contextual interview takes place at the location where the user’s interaction with the interactive system usually takes place, for example the user’s workplace, their home or in a shop

Establishes focus groups

NO.38 Fill in the blanks:
The first activity in a usability test is to write the______.
This describes the purpose of the usability test and Provides________and time estimates.

NO.39 11. Your colleague, Debbie, is planning interviews with users of a restaurant review website. Debbie shows you the interview questions she has written so far and asks you to comment on them.
Which two of Debbie’s interview questions are leading?

“Do you like the amazing colours on the website?”

“What do you think of the instructions on the website?”

“Yesterday I interviewed a user who had a great idea. He suggested that reviewers should enter a code printed on their bill before they were allowed to enter a review; this would ensure that only people who had actually visited the restaurant submitted reviews. What do you think of this idea?”

“Have you ever visited London? If so, please tell me about some of your favourite places in London and some of the restaurants you have visited”

“Have you ever used a restaurant review website before?”

”Do you have any suggestions for how this website should be financed?”

NO.40 Which one best describes a “Pre-session interview?

An activity in a usability test session where the usability test participant answers questions about their user experience and general impression of the interactive system.

The first activity in an interview or a usability test session where the usability test participant is informed about the purpose of the interview or usability test and what their role and contribution will be

An activity in a usability test session where the usability test participant answers questions about their background and previous experience with the interactive system and related interactive systems.

Reports the results of a usability test, a usability inspection or a user survey

Shows a difficulty in using the user interface that affects the ability of the user to achieve their goals effectively, or efficiently, or with satisfaction.

Used as a measure of usability findings from a usability test to indicate the impact and criticality on the user experience and the consequences.