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1. how is the frustration of a poorly designed interface avoided?
a: by giving it the same care and attention as other designs
b: by making it visually appealing
c: by making the database very long but detailed
d: by providing instructions on how to use the interface
2. which of the following is a visual element that links a user with the tools and functionalities of a computer program?
a: code
b: interface
c: logo
d: menu
3. what do wysiwyg interfaces shield users from?
a: code
b: content
c: links
d: menu items
4. which of the following is an important initial step in designing an interface?
a: audience analysis
b: creating discussion boards
c: e-mail functions
d: setting up links
5. which of the following are examples of wysiwig interfaces?
a: javascript used to create parts of a web page
b: database queries
c: html code used to create web pages
d: menu system of a video game console
6. what should a good interface design incorporate?
a: a very long but detailed menu system
b: icons and functionalities that reflect the world in which we live
c: skills that will challenge the user to think
d: unique, bold visuals that will demand the user's attention
7. wysiwyg interfaces offer a friendly buffer between which of the following?
a: code and menu items
b: code and software applications
c: one user and another
d: users and technical information
8. which of the following do most designers believe should be designed first?
a: detailed user's guide
b: graphics and icons
c: underlying structure of the application
d: visual part of the application
9. which of the following is a motto graphic designers follow when designing the underlying structure of an application?
a: application over decoration
b: design is in the eye of the beholder
c: form follows function
d: interface is key
10. what does the menu system on your dvd player illustrate?
a: interface
b: link
c: menu system
d: search engine

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