Understanding functional and technical aspects of Guiding Principles

The following will be discussed in BCS-UX01 exam dumps:

• Summarise the benefits of inclusive design
• Users are involved throughout design and development
• Recall ISO9241 as an important standard in the field of usability
• Recall the difference between usability and user experience
• The design is driven and refined by user-centred evaluation
• The process is iterative
• Articulate the importance of taking the users' perspective
• The design addressed the whole user experience
• Paraphrase the key principles of user centred design
• The design team includes multidisciplinary skills and perspectives
• The design is based upon an explicit understanding of users, tasks and environments
• Have an understanding of different user perspectives and goals for using a system
• Recall the difference between usability and user acceptance testing

Understanding functional and technical aspects of Information Architecture

The following will be discussed in BCS-UX01 exam dumps:

• State how to create a structured experience from disorganised information.
• Recall the different kinds of card sort
• Organise, structure and label content, functions and features
• Choose appropriate schemes for classifying and organising information
• State the concept of affordance
• Describe the steps in carrying out an open and a closed card sort
• Compare and contrast an implementation model, a mental model and a conceptual model
• Describe organisational techniques like Richard Saul Wurman's LATCH (Location, Alphabet, Time, Category, Hierarchy) model.
• Recognise the way information flows between a person and a product or service

Understanding functional and technical aspects of Visual Design

The following will be discussed in BCS-UX01 exam dumps:

• Define eye tracking as a research methodology and recall key insights from eye tracking research
• Recognise and appreciate that good and poor design on usability has an impact on the user's experience. Become familiar with the design principles of contrast, alignment, repetition and proximity
• Describe the advantages and disadvantages of using metaphorical representations in visual design
• Recognise the main eye tracking gaze patterns when viewing web page content
• Recognise how to improve a visual design (such as a form) using these design principles
• List fundamental principles of visual design
• Identify good and poor page layouts
• Describe how appropriate metaphors in user interface design can bridge the gap between the user's mental model and the design's conceptual model
• Describe the core principles of visual design and how they can be used to remove clutter from user interfaces