Why do we use storytelling in design.

B. To help people understand and feel the idea

What is true about low-fidelity, high-functionality frontend prototypes?

C) They have basic visuals but strong working features.

What does a high-fidelity, high-functionality frontend prototype provide?

A. High visual detail and many interactive features

What does motion prototyping do?

C) Adds motion and interaction to the design.

Why is it important to use motion prototyping before production?

A) It helps improve the motion and interaction before the final build.

What is the main advantage of validating a paper prototype with users?

C. It helps identify any usability issues before the final software is buil

What is a prototype in software design?

C. An early model used to test the idea

What does Laseau’s Funnel help designers do?

B. Make and choose the best ideas through brainstorming and prototyping

Frontend prototyping is typically done using which type of code?

C) Code for web interfaces like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

What is paper prototyping?

A. Drawing on paper to test app or website ideas

Who are the reporters for this topic?

D. Tyrone Sumayang and Sam Molina

What is the main purpose of a clickable prototype?

C) To test user flows and product features interactively.

Why do we test prototypes?

B. To hear what users think and improve

C. Storytelling and Rapid Prototyping

What is the purpose of dot voting?

B. To let team members choose their favorite ideas

What makes a good story for users?

B. Real-life situations or characters

Why is it helpful to show a paper prototype to your team?

B. To let them try the idea before spending time and money

In a low-fidelity, high-functionality prototype, how might a "Sign Up" button appear?

A) A simple box with the text “Sign Up.”

Why is it important to acquire buy-in from stakeholders during the paper prototype phase?

D) It reduces the need for user testing in the development phase.

What is rapid prototyping?

B. Making quick samples or models to test ideas

What is the primary purpose of frontend prototyping?

D) To quickly create interactive and visual interfaces.

Why do we use a 2x2 matrix when picking ideas to work on?

A. To help compare how creative and expensive the ideas are

What is the main focus of frontend prototyping?

A) Creating interactive software and visual screen interfaces.

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1
Storytelling helps everyone understand the idea.
False
True
2
What do interface design guidelines often include?
D. Business plans
C. Marketing tips
B. Real examples
A. Random code
3
Prototyping helps save time and money.
False
True
4
Why do we use storytelling in design.
B. To help people understand and feel the idea
D. To show how smart we are
A. To tell jokes
B. To help people understand and feel the idea
5
What is the role of a prototyper?
D. Design backend
C. Make early versions
A. Write final code
B. Test users
6
What is true about low-fidelity, high-functionality frontend prototypes?
A) They look complete and polished.
B) They focus more on visuals than functionality.
C) They have basic visuals but strong working features.
D) They are used only for final production.
7
Where can HCI be used?
C. Limited to design teams
B. Only for programmers
D. Used across all disciplines
A. Rarely used
8
What does a high-fidelity, high-functionality frontend prototype provide?
B. Basic wireframe with limited features
A. High visual detail and many interactive features
D. A static image of the design
C. Only backend logic
9
What does motion prototyping do?
A) Finalizes the design for production.
C) Adds motion and interaction to the design.
B) Replaces clickable prototypes.
D) Tests colors and styles of the design.
10
Why is it important to use motion prototyping before production?
B) It fixes all the bugs in the design.
C) It skips the need for user testing.
A) It helps improve the motion and interaction before the final build.
D) It reduces production costs.
11
What is the main advantage of validating a paper prototype with users?
C. It helps identify any usability issues before the final software is buil
D. It allows stakeholders to approve the design without user feedback.
A. It speeds up the development process by skipping user testing.
B. It ensures that the paper prototype is visually appealing.
12
Which of the following is an example of a high-fidelity, high-functionality frontend prototype?
D. A PowerPoint slideshow
B. Basic HTML page with no interactivity
C. Google Maps app
A. Paper sketch of a website
13
What is a prototype in software design?
D. A list of features
A. A final version of the software
B. A short video about the software
C. An early model used to test the idea
14
What does Laseau’s Funnel help designers do?
A. Draw pictures of users
D. Avoid talking to users
C. Create games only
B. Make and choose the best ideas through brainstorming and prototyping
15
Which tools can we use for prototyping?
A. Paper and pencil
B. Apps like Figma
C. Simple things like cardboard
D. All of the above
16
Frontend prototyping is typically done using which type of code?
A) Server-side code
B) Backend coding languages.
C) Code for web interfaces like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
D) Low-level programming languages.
17
What is paper prototyping?
D. Writing reports about apps
C. Making final digital designs
A. Drawing on paper to test app or website ideas
B. Printing user feedback
18
Who are the reporters for this topic?
Tyronee Sumayang and Sam Molina
D. Tyrone Sumayang and Sam Molina
B. Tyrne Sumayang and Sammy Molina
A. Tyrronee Sumayang and Samm Molinas
19
What is the main purpose of a clickable prototype?
A) To replace all forms of user testing.
C) To test user flows and product features interactively.
D) To create a visual design for the final product.
B) To gather feedback on the overall aesthetic of the design.
20
Which technologies are typically used in frontend prototyping?
A) Python and Java.
B) SQL and PHP.
C) HTML/CSS and JavaScript.
D) C++ and Swift.
21
Why do we test prototypes?
D. To keep them secret
B. To hear what users think and improve
C. To make the project expensive
A. To see if they look nice
22
What is our title?
C. Storytelling and Rapid Prototyping
A. Story Design and Testing
D. Storytelling Design and Design Rapid Prototyping
B. Storytelling Building and Prototyping
23
What is the purpose of dot voting?
D. To write long reports
B. To let team members choose their favorite ideas
C. To make final designs
A. To draw colorful dots
24
Storytelling is only used at the end.
True
False
25
What are best practices in HCI?
B. Outdated methods
A. Random suggestions
D. Efficient guidelines
C. Personal opinions
26
What makes a good story for users?
D. Big numbers
B. Real-life situations or characters
A. Hard words
C. Long speeches
27
Why is it helpful to show a paper prototype to your team?
D. To avoid teamwork
A. So they can color it in
C. To skip the coding step
B. To let them try the idea before spending time and money
28
In a low-fidelity, high-functionality prototype, how might a "Sign Up" button appear?
C) A hidden feature with no visual at all.
A) A simple box with the text “Sign Up.”
D) A voice-controlled interface.
B) Fully styled with animations and colors.
29
Why is it important to acquire buy-in from stakeholders during the paper prototype phase?
D) It reduces the need for user testing in the development phase.
C) It guarantees that the design will be successful in the market.
B) It allows stakeholders to provide detailed feedback for refining the sol
A) It helps ensure stakeholders will approve the final design without furth
30
Prototyping is for getting feedback quickly.
True
False
31
What is rapid prototyping?
A. A way to build a real product fast
B. Making quick samples or models to test ideas
D. Writing long reports
C. Drawing cartoons
32
What is the primary purpose of frontend prototyping?
C) To fix bugs in the code.
A) To test the backend functionalities of a system.
D) To quickly create interactive and visual interfaces.
B) To design the database schema.
33
Why do we use a 2x2 matrix when picking ideas to work on?
D. To make voting confusing
A. To help compare how creative and expensive the ideas are
C. To avoid listening to the team
B. To choose the idea that looks the nicest
34
What is the main focus of frontend prototyping?
D) Testing the overall performance of the software.
C) Writing backend code.
B) Designing database structures.
A) Creating interactive software and visual screen interfaces.
35
Prototypes don’t need to be perfect.
True
False

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