App Dev Worksheet: UI vs UX

App development lesson 9: UI vs UX · Set 246 · 40 questions

Developer's tip (Look and feel): UI (user interface) = the look: colours, fonts, icons, layout. UX (user experience) = how it feels: easy, fast, not confusing. Count taps: each arrow in a path is one tap; fewer taps for the same task = better UX.

1. 1.🎨 UI stands for user ___. (a) internet (b) idea (c) input (d) interface
2. 2.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) whether users get lost (b) how easy sign-up is (c) how many taps it takes (d) the button colours
3. 3.Which of these is about UI (the look)? (a) the screen layout (b) whether users get lost (c) how many taps it takes (d) how fast a task is done
4. 4.Which of these is about UX (the experience)? (a) the theme colours (b) how easy sign-up is (c) the button colours (d) the icon shapes
5. 5.🎨 Is this about UI or UX: the icon shapes? (a) UI (b) UX
6. 6.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). How many taps does Design A need?
   Design A: Home → Offers → Results → Menu → Address
   Design B: Home → Shop → Menu
7. 7.True or false: the icon shapes is about UX (the experience). (a) False (b) True
8. 8.🎨 Is this about UI or UX: the font size? (a) UI (b) UX
9. 9.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). How many taps does the shorter design save?
   Design A: Home → Shop → Menu → Offers → Size
   Design B: Home → Address → Offers → Size → Pay → Item → Menu
10. 10.🎨 Who should you test the UX with? (a) nobody (b) only yourself (c) the app icon (d) real users
11. 11.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). How many taps does Design A need?
    Design A: Home → Item → Cart → Pens → Size → Search → Offers
    Design B: Home → Pay → Confirm
12. 12.🎨 Is this about UI or UX: how users feel after? (a) UI (b) UX
13. 13.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) how many taps it takes (b) the screen layout (c) how easy sign-up is (d) whether users get lost
14. 14.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) the button colours (b) how users feel after (c) the theme colours (d) the font size
15. 15.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) the icon shapes (b) how fast a task is done (c) whether users get lost (d) how many taps it takes
16. 16.🎨 UX stands for user ___. (a) example (b) experience (c) extra (d) express
17. 17.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). How many taps does Design B need?
    Design A: Home → Size → Pens
    Design B: Home → Menu → Cart → Offers
18. 18.True or false: how users feel after is about UX (the experience). (a) False (b) True
19. 19.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). How many taps does Design A need?
    Design A: Home → Confirm → Menu → Results → Pay → Size
    Design B: Home → Confirm → Menu
20. 20.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) the icon shapes (b) the font size (c) the button colours (d) how many taps it takes
21. 21.Which of these is about UI (the look)? (a) how easy sign-up is (b) the button colours (c) how users feel after (d) how fast a task is done
22. 22.Which of these is about UI (the look)? (a) how fast a task is done (b) the icon shapes (c) how users feel after (d) how many taps it takes
23. 23.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). How many taps does the shorter design save?
    Design A: Home → Shop → Pens
    Design B: Home → Search → Cart → Size
24. 24.🎨 Is this about UI or UX: how fast a task is done? (a) UX (b) UI
25. 25.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). Which needs FEWER taps?
    Design A: Home → Address → Offers → Menu → Search → Cart
    Design B: Home → Size → Offers → Address → Item (a) Design A (b) Design B
26. 26.True or false: whether users get lost is about UI (the look). (a) False (b) True
27. 27.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). How many taps does Design A need?
    Design A: Home → Search → Menu
    Design B: Home → Offers → Confirm → Search → Menu → Shop
28. 28.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). Which needs FEWER taps?
    Design A: Home → Shop → Cart → Menu → Pay
    Design B: Home → Pay → Size → Results (a) Design B (b) Design A
29. 29.🎨 Is this about UI or UX: whether users get lost? (a) UI (b) UX
30. 30.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). Which needs FEWER taps?
    Design A: Home → Item → Cart
    Design B: Home → Search → Results → Confirm (a) Design B (b) Design A
31. 31.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). Which needs FEWER taps?
    Design A: Home → Offers → Item → Pay → Pens → Menu
    Design B: Home → Pay → Offers → Address → Size (a) Design B (b) Design A
32. 32.Which of these is about UX (the experience)? (a) the theme colours (b) the icon shapes (c) the font size (d) whether users get lost
33. 33.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). Which needs FEWER taps?
    Design A: Home → Confirm → Item → Offers → Address → Search → Menu
    Design B: Home → Address → Shop (a) Design A (b) Design B
34. 34.True or false: the theme colours is about UX (the experience). (a) True (b) False
35. 35.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). Which needs FEWER taps?
    Design A: Home → Pay → Confirm → Size → Results → Address → Menu
    Design B: Home → Cart → Address → Menu (a) Design B (b) Design A
36. 36.Which of these is about UX (the experience)? (a) the font size (b) how many taps it takes (c) the screen layout (d) the icon shapes
37. 37.True or false: how users feel after is about UI (the look). (a) False (b) True
38. 38.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). Which needs FEWER taps?
    Design A: Home → Confirm → Pay → Size
    Design B: Home → Pens → Item → Results → Size → Offers (a) Design B (b) Design A
39. 39.👆 Two designs for the same task (each arrow is one tap). How many taps does Design A need?
    Design A: Home → Shop → Confirm → Offers → Cart
    Design B: Home → Menu → Pay → Shop → Cart → Offers → Pens
40. 40.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) the font size (b) how easy sign-up is (c) whether users get lost (d) how many taps it takes

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