User Experience Risks CT-UT Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–25

1. 21expert · hard

   A team is debating whether a new feature's complexity is a usability risk or a user experience risk. The feature is difficult to learn, but once learned, users are very efficient. Which statement best classifies this risk?

   • AIt is a usability risk because it affects learnability, which is a component of usability.
   • BIt is an accessibility risk because it may exclude users who cannot learn the feature.
   • CIt is both a usability and a user experience risk, but it should be classified as a user experience risk because it affects satisfaction.
   • DIt is a user experience risk because it affects the overall satisfaction of users.
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2. 22application · medium

   A team is redesigning a corporate intranet. During a review, a stakeholder says, 'The new design looks modern, but I'm worried about the risk that employees will feel lost when they can't find the HR forms they need.' Which type of risk is the stakeholder describing?

   • AAn accessibility risk, because the design may not accommodate employees with disabilities.
   • BA business risk, because the redesign may exceed the project budget.
   • CA usability risk, because the design may prevent employees from completing a task efficiently.
   • DA user experience risk, because the design may negatively affect how employees perceive and interact with the intranet overall.
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4. 23application · medium

   A team is developing a new online booking system. They have a tight deadline and cannot conduct multiple rounds of usability testing. Which mitigation strategy is most effective under this constraint?

   • ASkip usability testing and rely on the design team's experience
   • BConduct one round of usability testing with a small number of users and prioritize the most critical issues to fix
   • CAdd a 'Feedback' button so users can report problems after launch
   • DLaunch the system and fix issues based on user complaints
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5. 24expert · hard

   A team is redesigning a website's navigation. They have two options: a top menu with many items or a hamburger menu that hides items. Usability tests show that the hamburger menu reduces visible navigation, but users are more likely to miss important links. Which source of user experience risk is most directly introduced by the hamburger menu?

   • AConfusing navigation
   • BInconsistent design
   • CPoor information architecture
   • DUnfamiliar metaphors
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6. 25foundation · easy

   Which method is commonly used to identify user experience risks by having experts evaluate a product against established usability principles?

   • AHeuristic evaluation
   • BServer log analysis
   • CA/B testing
   • DFocus groups
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