Q. In interaction design, what is the primary behavior that users engage in?

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Q. What do users require to take the shortest path to their desired goal in a system?

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Q. What is the main purpose of providing breadcrumbs on a website?

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Q. How can websites make it clear which text is clickable and which is not?

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Q. What can a user do to understand the actions they can take within a system?

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Q. Why is it important for users to know their previous interactions with the system?

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Q. In interaction design, what is the main focus when considering the layout of individual screens or pages?

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Q. What potential problem can arise from using chic design in physical devices?

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Q. When clicking a button in a system, users need to know:

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Q. Icons in a user interface:

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Q. Modes in interaction design refer to:

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Q. In windowed systems, mode awareness is made apparent by:

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Q. Feedback after performing a major action in a system is important because:

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Q. 'Lost in hyperspace' refers to:

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Q. The 'back' button in web browsers and information systems:

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Q. Hierarchical organization in an application refers to:

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Q. What can be used to structure the actual system based on the hierarchical organization?

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Q. Why is clear guidance important when organizing information or system functionality?

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Q. According to Miller's magic number, what is the optimal menu breadth?

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Q. What does the term "lost in hyperspace" refer to in the context of information systems?

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