You are starting a new project for which you will be building an app that will be used across multiple devices. How would you determine which device you should focus your design on at first? 1 pointStart your design on the device that has the most popular operating system and then work backwards and design for devices with lesser-known or lesser-used operating systems.Start your design on the device that has the smallest screen dimensions and work your way up to devices that have larger screen dimensions.Start your design on the device where your target audience spends the most time doing tasks that are similar or related to the tasks you're designing for.Start your design on the device that has the biggest screen dimensions and work your way down to the devices that have the smallest screen dimensions.

What is the main challenge in designing the presentation layer for mobile devices?Ensuring compatibility with desktop systemsMaximizing processing powerOptimizing for diverse screen sizes and input methodsIncreasing storage capacity

You are teaching a UX design course. Today’s topic is designing across devices. You explain the 4 Cs of designing across devices to your students. You give them a scenario and ask for them to consider it and provide you an answer: Your client wants users to start writing an email on their laptop, save it as a draft, and finish that email later through an app on their mobile phone. Which of the 4 Cs of designing across devices does this relate to?1 pointContinuityComplementaryContextConsistency

Question 7Which of the following are best practices when designing for mobile experiences? Select all that apply.1 pointReduce visual clutterDesign for both directions a phone might be heldCreate a smaller version of the desktop experience Use familiar gestures like tapping and swiping

Question 2You have decided to conduct a usability study to gather data on the app you are creating. Why would you want to do this?1 pointTo determine the type of users who visit the app and understand why they are attracted to it To identify pain points that the user experiences with your designs so the issues can be fixed before the final product launchesTo calculate the number of users who visit the app and visit each screenTo compare the app you have designed to similar apps that are already live

Which are important factors to think about when making a mobile application? (Choose all that apply)1 pointBattery usageMemory usageScreen usageNetwork usage