Course Learning Outcome Measured:

CLO4 = Apply fundamental design principles (e.g., consistency, simplicity, visual hierarchy) to improve the usability of their prototype

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Module Learning Objective Measured:

Module 4: Applying Design Principles to Improve Usability

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By the end of this module, learners will be able to:

1. Define key design principles including consistency, simplicity, and visual hierarchy.

2. Identify examples of effective and ineffective application of design principles in app interfaces.

3. Analyze a wireframe or prototype and determine areas that require usability improvements.

4. Recommend design changes that improve navigation, readability, and user experience.

5. Apply design principles to justify design decisions within a prototype.

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Learners will engage with instructional materials and activities designed to develop their understanding of foundational UX design principles. Learning materials include a short multimedia lesson introducing consistency, simplicity, and visual hierarchy, visual examples of effective and ineffective interface designs, and guided explanations demonstrating how design principles influence usability.

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Assessment Instructions:

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The assessment includes a mix of single-choice, true/false, matching, fill-in-the-blank, and scenario-based short-answer questions designed to evaluate your understanding and application of key UX design principles.

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Scoring & Success Criteria:

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• The assessment contains 10 questions worth 10 points total

• A minimum score of 80% (8 out of 10 points) is required to pass.

• Learners are allowed one attempt and may review their responses at the end of the assessment. 

• Immediate feedback and results will be available upon completion.

• The assessment can be completed on desktop, tablet, or mobile devices.

• For matching questions, connect each term to the correct definition or example.

• If you finish answering a question before the timer expires, you may proceed to the next question.