Question

Which of the following design considerations leads to more user-friendly presentation layers for GUIs? [Check all that apply]

		Avoid clutter.
		Always add label objects overtop of buttons
		Use no more than two colors per application
		Be consistent with placement of controls for multiple windows.
		Design for the target audience.
		Use contrast to call attention to something.
		Use small fonts so you can place more items on the form
		Never include more than five buttons on a form
		Include a hidden button in the top right corner for navigation.
		Never increase font size more than 14 points
		Be consistent with font

I picked everything except "Use no more than two colors per application, Use small fonts so you can place more items on the form, Never include more than five buttons on a form, and Include a hidden button in the top right corner for navigation." I still got the question wrong. Please let me know which one are right.

Answer 1

Please check the following options from the given options as correct choices

• Avoid clutter.
• Design for the target audience.
• Use contrast to call attention to something.
• Be consistent with font

Select the following as choices:

Explanation :

Avoid clutter is avoiding the scattered placements of controls on the form. Cluttering of controls will not be a good placement of controls and it is not good graphical user interface.

Design for the audience for whom the form is focussing attention. Always use high contrast labels or buttons to grab the user's attention in the GUI. Finally, always set the consistent font size and font family for the overall look of the GUI.