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Google UX Design Professional Certificate • STUDY MODE

TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF LOW-FIDELITY PROTOTYPES

QUESTION 1 OF 39

You demonstrate an early product model)s scrolling and click functionality to stakeholders before it goes to engineering. What are you demonstrating?

A prototypeCorrect Answer

A design type

A storyboard

A wireframe

Explanation:

Demonstrating what a design idea can do in a prototype gives designers an opportunity to receive feedback and make improvements accordingly.

QUESTION 2 OF 39

What is the most significant difference between a wireframe and a prototype?

Fidelity

InteractivityCorrect Answer

Time

Cost

Explanation:

As designers transition from a wireframe to a low-fidelity prototype, the most significant difference is the level of interactivity, or ability to “click” from one screen to another.

QUESTION 3 OF 39

What is the goal of creating a low-fidelity prototype?

Make it easier for engineers to value the design

Create a complex and interactive design that’s ready for development

Make designs testable to collect and analyze feedback early onCorrect Answer

Create a complex and static design to show stakeholders

Explanation:

Low-fidelity designs are simple, interactive models that provide a basic idea of what a product would look like. Whether it’s in paper or digital form, the goal is to make the designs testable so the team can collect and analyze feedback early on.

QUESTION 4 OF 39

Why is it beneficial to build paper prototypes? Select all that apply.

Easy to interpret

Allows rapid iterationCorrect Answer

InexpensiveCorrect Answer

Low commitmentCorrect Answer

Explanation:

Due to the nature of creating paper prototypes, it’s easier to create prototypes and ideas quickly. They’re relatively low -commitment and inexpensive too. Explanation: Since paper prototypes only require a writing or drawing tool and paper, they’re relatively inexpensive to create. For the same reason, they’re easier and less painful to eliminate if they don)t meet user needs, and they allow for rapid iteration Explanation: Digital prototypes often take a lot longer to create, so when it comes time to eliminate ideas that don)t meet user needs, it may be tougher to part ways with them. Paper prototypes, on the other hand, are relatively inexpensive and quick to create, which makes them less of a commitment.

QUESTION 5 OF 39

In which situation is building a paper prototype most useful? Select all that apply.

Remote collaboration

The define stage of the design process

Brainstorming sessionsCorrect Answer

Early product testingCorrect Answer

Explanation:

Creating paper prototypes during brainstorming situations is also useful because designers can quickly draw and compare multiple ideas. They’re also useful during early product testing in order to provide visual portrayals of potential solutions. Explanation: Paper prototypes are great to build during early product testing, especially if there are ideas that need to be clarified with visual portrayals. Paper prototypes are also useful during brainstorming sessions.

QUESTION 6 OF 39

To begin prototyping in Figma, what is the first step you need to take?

Change to the Inspect tab

Change to the Layers tab

Change to the Prototype tabCorrect Answer

Change to the Assets tab

Explanation:

To begin prototyping in Figma, you need to change from the Design tab to the Prototype tab. This changes the options for what designers can do with each of the wireframe screens.

QUESTION 7 OF 39

How do you access the presentation view in Figma?

The inspect tab of the design panel:

The blue share button in the upper-right corner of the toolbar:

The play button in the upper-right corner of the toolbarCorrect Answer

The outlined square button in the upper-left corner of the toolbar:

Explanation:

To access presentation view, navigate to the play button. It is located in the upper corner of the toolbar, and it’s represented by an outlined triangle pointing to the right.

QUESTION 8 OF 39

What is an example of implicit bias?

Lian interviewed a candidate for an upcoming position and forgot to write down why they’d make a great addition to the team. When it was time to meet with her colleagues to discuss the likeliest candidate, she could only remember the first and last things the candidate mentioned.

Justin is new to the pacific northwest region of the United States and wanted to make friends. After playing a pick-up basketball game with a group of men from work, Justin asked each of them about what it)s like dating women in the area.Correct Answer

Leonard wants to adopt a dog at a shelter. He was introduced to a litter of twelve puppies but, after meeting each of them, he opted to choose the first one he saw.

Explanation:

This is an example of implicit bias, which is a collection of attitudes and stereotypes we associate to people without our conscious knowledge. Justin assumed all of his new friends were heterosexual based upon his previous life experiences and stereotypes.

QUESTION 9 OF 39

What is the forced continuity deceptive pattern?

Creating an unwanted situation for a user that)s difficult for them to get out of

Charging a user for a membership without a warning or reminderCorrect Answer

Shaming a user when they opt out of an offer

Adding extra expenses into a user’s shopping cart

Explanation:

Explanation! Charging a user for a membership without a warning or reminder is the deceptive pattern of forced continuity.

QUESTION 10 OF 39

Identify an example of a deceptive pattern that produces physical effects on the user.

Alberto receives an email notification to remind him of an upcoming energy bill. He panics and immediately goes online to pay.

While browsing a website, Ingrid receives a notification prompt in the bottom-right corner of her screen asking “How may I help you today?” It seems suspicious and they immediately exit their browser.

While doing some casual online shopping, a large, red notification badge keeps alerting Angeline of a limited-time sale happening this week. They appear in the middle of her screen every few minutes with advertisements on exclusive offers. This makes her feel anxious.Correct Answer

Explanation:

This is an example of a deceptive pattern and the physical effects it can have on the user. The website is bombarding Angeline with messages to funnel her into browsing the sale. The use of frequent and large, red notification badges compound to bring a sense of urgency.

QUESTION 11 OF 39

You advise your client that the low-fidelity prototype will have interactivity. How much interactivity will it include?

It will be a fully functional prototype, with all interactivity included.

It will show the hamburger menu, with all of the categories in the menu populated.

It will show the buttons on each screen, along with a brief description of the actions for the buttons.

It will connect the wireframe screens so you can click from one screen to another.Correct Answer

QUESTION 12 OF 39

Your client has been offering new ideas and lots of feedback at every stage in the app design so far. You are ready to move from wireframing to a low-fidelity prototype. You let the client know you will be starting with a paper prototype. What are the benefits of this? Select all that apply.

A paper prototype can be scanned and built into a digital prototype very quickly.

Paper prototypes are low commitment, and it’s no big deal if you or your client do not care for them.Correct Answer

A paper prototype allows for rapid iteration with low risk.Correct Answer

A paper prototype is low cost.Correct Answer

QUESTION 13 OF 39

You are adding connections to your prototype in Figma. You select the presentation view and only see one frame from your prototype. How can you see all of your prototype frames in the presentation view?

You will need to add connections to all of your frames. Figma only includes frames with connections in the presentation view.Correct Answer

You will need to go back to the prototype panel and, in the interaction details, make sure “Add connection to Frame” is selected.

You will need to double-check the coding with the engineer team and ensure they have transferred it over to Figma correctly.

You will need to go back to the design panel and ensure that all of the connections are correct.

QUESTION 14 OF 39

You would like to conduct a usability test on your Figma prototype. Which mode is the best mode to do this in?

Feedback mode

Observation modeCorrect Answer

Suggestion mode

Comment mode

QUESTION 15 OF 39

You are creating an app for hairdressers and want to ensure your own unconscious implicit bias doesn’t affect the integrity of the app. Which tools would you use to ensure you know about the end users? Select all that apply.

User images

Identity indicator

PersonasCorrect Answer

User journey mapsCorrect Answer

QUESTION 16 OF 39

You are reviewing an app that promotes skin care for aging skin. The claims in the content are amazing, and you are directed to the purchase screen of the app. You then realize that the claims cannot be realistic. What is this type of treatment in UX design called?

Distorted patterning

Deceptive patterningCorrect Answer

Misinformed patterning

Ambiguous patterning

QUESTION 17 OF 39

Your phone dings and you notice that you have a DM notification from one of the social media apps you frequent. That little red flag notification makes you feel happy, and you receive a natural chemical response in your body. What chemical is released in this instance?

DopamineCorrect Answer

Keratin

Creatine

Thalamine

QUESTION 18 OF 39

Your UX mentor discusses deceptive patterning with you and asks for examples of how you could avoid forced continuity, or the notion of charging a membership without a warning or reminder. What examples could you provide? Select all that apply.

Decrease the pressure on the user to commit to the membership.

Notify users before their free membership trial expires.Correct Answer

Ensure the buttons are clearly labeled.Correct Answer

Make it easy for users to cancel their memberships.Correct Answer

QUESTION 19 OF 39

You are at the beginning stages of creating your wireframes in Figma. You need to choose the device you are designing for. How do you do this?

Select File and then design the device frame you will design for.

Select the Prototype panel and then select the device.

Select the Preview button to see the devices to choose from.

Select the Frame tool and then select the device that you will design for.Correct Answer

QUESTION 20 OF 39

As you work on the app for your client, you want to ensure you are considering users’ attention economy. What are some UX design best practices you can use to accommodate this? Select all that apply.

Employ soothing colors and imagery.

Avoid deceptive patterns.Correct Answer

Use goals and metrics.Correct Answer

Share your design choices with your colleagues.Correct Answer

QUESTION 21 OF 39

You have decided to move into the prototyping phase for the app you are designing. You recommend starting with a paper prototype first. Your client asks you to explain the disadvantages of a paper prototype. What might you say? Select all that apply.

A paper prototype requires refined drawing and sketching skills in order for the end product to be understandable.

A paper prototype can only be tested in person.Correct Answer

A paper prototype can be difficult to interpret and requires a lot of imagination to picture what the end product will look like.Correct Answer

A paper prototype makes it difficult to collaborate with a remote team.Correct Answer

QUESTION 22 OF 39

You are in the prototype mode in Figma and ready to make connections between your wireframe screens. What are the three parts that make up prototype connections? Select all that apply.

The menu that shows all of the pages in the prototype

The destinationCorrect Answer

The connection, which stores the interaction detailsCorrect Answer

A hotspot where the connection beginsCorrect Answer

QUESTION 23 OF 39

You have designed a mapping app for a large city. The app provides travel directions only for walkers. You did not account for automobiles, public transportation, or bicycle transportation. Which type of bias did you exhibit with the creation of this app?

Unconscious bias

Confirmation bias

Implicit biasCorrect Answer

Expectancy bias

QUESTION 24 OF 39

You are booking travel through a travel website. When you get to the checkout page, you see that your flight and hotel are in the shopping cart as you indicated. But, you also notice that trip insurance is in the shopping cart. You did not add that trip insurance and remove it from the shopping cart. What type of deceptive patterning is this considered?

Sneak into basket

ConfirmshamingCorrect Answer

Forced continuity

Proactive sales

QUESTION 25 OF 39

You are shopping for trousers on a clothing store app. You add a tan pair of trousers to the shopping cart and select the checkout button. When you get to the cart, you see recommendations for a shirt that many customers have paired with the trousers. You end up buying the shirt as well. Why are deceptive patterns harder to ignore than traditional forms of advertising?

Deceptive patterns are in place so you disclose your personal financial information.

Deceptive patterns seem like they are innocent and intended to increase your satisfaction.

Deceptive patterns are designed to be difficult to identify.Correct Answer

Deceptive patterns are designed to be a friendly nudge toward an action that seems fairly benign.

QUESTION 26 OF 39

You have created your wireframes in Figma and are ready to move them into a low-fidelity prototype. What tab should you choose to start this transition?

The prototype tabCorrect Answer

The design tab

The device tab

The connection tab

QUESTION 27 OF 39

The app that you are designing uses various notification noises and bright colors. How might these elements negatively impact users?

They may feel happier that they can better hear and see notifications.

Their attention to messages may increase.

They may feel distracted or anxious.Correct Answer

They may respond faster to texts or emails.

QUESTION 28 OF 39

Your client asks you to explain what a low-fidelity prototype is. How might you explain it to them?

A low-fidelity prototype gives users the ability to connect the screens in the order that makes the most sense to them.

A low-fidelity prototype is the sequencing of screens with the app that you are creating.

A low-fidelity prototype is a fully interactive model that showcases the full functionality of the product.

A low-fidelity prototype is a simple interactive model that provides a basic idea of what the product would look like.Correct Answer

QUESTION 29 OF 39

You have shared the Figma prototype with your team and would like to watch how they interact with it. Which mode should you be in to do this?

Viewing mode

Observation modeCorrect Answer

Monitoring mode

Study mode

QUESTION 30 OF 39

You are ready to build your low-fidelity prototype in Figma. What should you consider before you start? Select all that apply.

The colors and imagery

The order actions are performedCorrect Answer

Common user flowsCorrect Answer

The buttons and corresponding actionsCorrect Answer

QUESTION 31 OF 39

You are establishing the frame connections in Figma for your prototype and are ready to select the triggers for the transitions. You want to identify if the transitions from frame to frame will be from a tap, click, or hover. Which panel in Figma can you do this from?

Layers panel

Assets panel

Interaction details panelCorrect Answer

Navigation panel

QUESTION 32 OF 39

Your client has asked for multiple prototypes so they can choose the one they like best. How do you keep multiple prototypes organized in the same file?

Create multiple menus within the same file.

Create multiple pages within the same file.Correct Answer

Create multiple frames within the same file.

Create multiple panels within the same file.

QUESTION 33 OF 39

When you first arrive at a health foods website, a pop-up appears asking if you want to save 10% when you enter your email address. You select “No” and then a message appears saying, “I guess you don’t want to lose weight.” What type of deceptive patterning is this?

ConfirmshamingCorrect Answer

Scarcity

Urgency

Forced continuity

QUESTION 34 OF 39

You are shopping for a new computer that will really help you excel with UX design. A lot of your UX designer friends have recommended it. You are researching it online and notice that one website mentions there are only two left in stock. Which deceptive pattern is this?

Confirmshaming

ScarcityCorrect Answer

Urgency

Hidden costs

QUESTION 35 OF 39

Your UX design mentor reviews your designs and suggests that you should be mindful of your implicit bias. What are they referring to?

Your ideas and how they are flushed out in multiple frames in Figma

Your attitude and the stereotypes you associate with people without your conscious knowledgeCorrect Answer

Your allegiance to your designs and reluctance to iterate

Your view of the world and how you communicate that to your colleagues

QUESTION 36 OF 39

Your UX design mentor asks you to double-check your app design to ensure that you do not include elements that encourage addictive behaviors or negatively affect users’ lives. Which ones are examples of UX design that work to prevent these issues? Select all that apply.

A setting on a website allowing users to chat with others while shopping

An app that sends immediate notifications of likes or favorites

A mobile device that pauses or silences notifications while drivingCorrect Answer

A setting on a mobile device that puts the device to sleep until the morningCorrect Answer

QUESTION 37 OF 39

You have completed the wireframes for the app you are designing. You are still feeling like the end product is not clear, but, due to the tight timeline, you need to move forward into the prototyping phase. In this instance, why might you choose to use a paper prototype?

A paper prototype will cut down on the iterations and work you will do if you chose to start with a digital prototype.

A paper prototype will allow you to bypass re-reading the empathy interviews again.

A paper prototype will show your client that you are open to their ideas and are willing to continue to brainstorm and iterate.

A paper prototype will enable you to continue brainstorming, and you can quickly show your ideas to end users to gain feedback.Correct Answer

QUESTION 38 OF 39

You are worried about inadvertently including deceptive patterning in the fitness apparel app you are designing. You have seen other online stores include hidden fees, like shipping or restocking. What is one thing you could add to your app to help avoid the deceptive pattern of hidden costs?

Include a disclaimer about the extra fees.

Include a calculator so users can add up any extra fees.Correct Answer

Include the customer service contact information on the checkout screen.

Include a listing of all the pieces of apparel that include extra fees.

QUESTION 39 OF 39

Your UX design mentor explains and provides examples of deceptive patterning to you. What is the first step to avoid deceptive patterning in your UX design?

Ask stakeholders what you can add to your designs to trick others into engaging with your app.

Recognize what it is and how the patterns are used.Correct Answer

Ask a deceptive pattern expert to audit your designs and flag anything that looks suspect.

Notify the marketing team about any indications of deceptive patterning.

Ready to test your recall?

You demonstrate an early product model)s scrolling and click functionality to stakeholders before it goes to engineering. What are you demonstrating?

A prototype

A design type

A storyboard

A wireframe

How confident are you in this answer?