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Create High-Fidelity Designs and Prototypes in Figma
Module 2
Module 2 challenge
Module 2 challenge
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November 1, 11:59 PM EATNov 1, 11:59 PM EAT

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Module 2 challenge
Graded Assignment • 1h

DueNov 1, 11:59 PM EAT
00:59:34 remaining
Time remaining: 59 minutes and 34 seconds
Information:If you don’t submit before the timer runs out, your work will be automatically submitted and will replace your previous submission. This new attempt will only replace your previous grade if it’s higher.
1.
Question 1
Your client wants users to focus on a certain section of the app you are designing. What factors influence where to place emphasis? Select all that apply.


The navigation menu and headers on each screen



Where attention should be drawn 



The user goals



The number of clicks


Status: [object Object]
1 point
2.
Question 2
As you are designing an app, there are certain pieces of content and buttons where you want users’ attention to go. What can you do to achieve this? Select all that apply.


Use contrast.



Add audio.



Change the size.



Incorporate texture.


Status: [object Object]
1 point
3.
Question 3
When designing a mockup, which visual design principle would you use to guide your users to take an action? 


Contrast



Alignment



Hierarchy 



Scale


Status: [object Object]
1 point
4.
Question 4
You increase the size of a button on your mockup. What should you do to maintain correct proportions of the other buttons in your mockup? 


Increase the size of the other buttons.



Decrease the size of the other buttons.



Keep the other buttons as they are.



Remove the other buttons.


Status: [object Object]
1 point
5.
Question 5
You show a screen design to stakeholders of a child holding an ice cream cone. The stakeholders’ feedback is that the ice cream cone is way too big compared to the child and they would like you to go back and design the ice cream cone so that it looks more realistic in terms of size. What are the stakeholders referring to?


Scale



Proportion



Contrast



Emphasis


Status: [object Object]
1 point
6.
Question 6
When is it appropriate to add variety to your designs? 


During the final testing phase



After the client has signed off on the design



While you are wireframing



When you are designing the mockup


Status: [object Object]
1 point
7.
Question 7
You use a heart icon on your website to indicate health and wellness. The heart is split down the middle, showing two equal parts. Which Gestalt principle does this address? 


Proximity



Asymmetry



Symmetry



Common region


Status: [object Object]
1 point
8.
Question 8
In your app design, you have used the same color for buttons that indicate action for the users. Which Gestalt principle does this address? 


Similarity



Common region



Proximity



Symmetry


Status: [object Object]
1 point
9.
Question 9
You have created an e-commerce app. Your client wants to make sure that users clearly see where the checkout button is located. They have asked that you make the checkout button a more bold red color. Which element do you need to increase to make that happen? 


Value



Saturation



Clarity



Hue


Status: [object Object]
1 point
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Question 10
A colleague has commented on your app and said that you have great affordances with your navigation. What does that mean? 


The colors are clear and crisp.



The site responsiveness is fast.



The navigation icons are easy to understand.



The hierarchy is in a logical sequence.


Status: [object Object]
1 point
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