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Question 1What types of grids are used to organize multiple elements on an interface? 1 pointBaseline grid Column Grid Block grids 2.Question 2A component like a button can be reused on a website or an app. 1 pointTrue False 3.Question 3A storyboard is a visual representation of how a user will interact with a product. 1 pointTrue False 4.Question 4Is the following statement one of Ben Shneiderman’s 10 Principles of Good Design? “Strive for consistency.” 1 pointYes No 5.Question 5Who wrote the 8 Golden Rules for UI Design? 1 pointBen Shneiderman Dieter Rams Jakob Nielsen 6.Question 6Can a button be considered a component? 1 pointYes No 7.Question 7_________ is an iterative process that solves usability problems. For example, on a website or app, from the user’s perspective increasing sales and keeping customers coming back for more. 1 pointUX UI 8.Question 8What are typefaces in UI?1 pointA grid systemA group of characters, letters and numbers that share the same design. 9.Question 9Is a serif a stroke or foot-like element connected to the end of the main strokes of some typefaces?1 pointYesNo10.Question 10What is white space in typography?1 pointThe space between columns. The space between blocks of text

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Question 1What types of grids are used to organize multiple elements on an interface? 1 pointBaseline grid Column Grid Block grids 2.Question 2A component like a button can be reused on a website or an app. 1 pointTrue False 3.Question 3A storyboard is a visual representation of how a user will interact with a product. 1 pointTrue False 4.Question 4Is the following statement one of Ben Shneiderman’s 10 Principles of Good Design? “Strive for consistency.” 1 pointYes No 5.Question 5Who wrote the 8 Golden Rules for UI Design? 1 pointBen Shneiderman Dieter Rams Jakob Nielsen 6.Question 6Can a button be considered a component? 1 pointYes No 7.Question 7_________ is an iterative process that solves usability problems. For example, on a website or app, from the user’s perspective increasing sales and keeping customers coming back for more. 1 pointUX UI 8.Question 8What are typefaces in UI?1 pointA grid systemA group of characters, letters and numbers that share the same design. 9.Question 9Is a serif a stroke or foot-like element connected to the end of the main strokes of some typefaces?1 pointYesNo10.Question 10What is white space in typography?1 pointThe space between columns. The space between blocks of text

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  1. All of the above (Baseline grid, Column Grid, Block grids) are types of grids used to organize multiple elements on an interface.
  2. True. A component like a button can be reused on a website or an app.
  3. True. A storyboard is a visual representation of how a user will interact with a product.
  4. Yes. "Strive for consistency" is one of Ben Shneiderman’s 10 Principles of Good Design.
  5. Ben Shneiderman wrote the 8 Golden Rules for UI Design.
  6. Yes. A button can be considered a component.
  7. UX (User Experience) is an iterative process that solves usability problems. For example, on a website or app, from the user’s perspective increasing sales and keeping customers coming back for more.
  8. In UI, typefaces are a group of characters, letters, and numbers that share the same design.
  9. Yes. A serif is a stroke or foot-like element connected to the end of the main strokes of some typefaces.
  10. In typography, white space refers to the space between blocks of text.

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