Thank you for this test! It added a few new pieces of design knowledge that I didn't have. There were also some trick questions that fooled me, and I'm not doing too well in history either... I got a score of 89. I'm going to save this test as an essential summary for UX/UI design problems.
I am convinced the provided answer to question 43 is false, and should be 'Common Region' rather than 'Closure' as there is a visible rather than invisible boundary.
Other than that, good to brush up some knowledge. Like most of the other commentors, I got easily over half of the history questions wrong.
What's funny is I stopped as I went yep yep, clearly, huh, I'd have named that differently. Before I praise you and Don again, and admittedly I feel fine to say I'm arrogant. Are there numbers worth sharing that are complex? Ones you go, try to answer this. Try? Foolsgold. Arrogant. I love quizzes. I won't cheat.
But I have said this to you and to Don Norman, my mentors first mentors. I started in psych then research I didn't just want to find the problem, I wanted to solve it. So I did industrial design. I'm older no UX course. Then first career mentor, library science. Then continued. But it was in first year of industrial design I was introduced to you both. Changed my career. Gush gush. Back to I like when you two disagree. I also need to IA UX. But you both are really remarkable. I'm always challenging and competitive :-) but fun.
Loved the test! Got 97 out of the first 100 but I missed almost all of the dates. :)
I think I need to read more about the digital history...
Thank you for this test! It added a few new pieces of design knowledge that I didn't have. There were also some trick questions that fooled me, and I'm not doing too well in history either... I got a score of 89. I'm going to save this test as an essential summary for UX/UI design problems.
I am convinced the provided answer to question 43 is false, and should be 'Common Region' rather than 'Closure' as there is a visible rather than invisible boundary.
Other than that, good to brush up some knowledge. Like most of the other commentors, I got easily over half of the history questions wrong.
What's funny is I stopped as I went yep yep, clearly, huh, I'd have named that differently. Before I praise you and Don again, and admittedly I feel fine to say I'm arrogant. Are there numbers worth sharing that are complex? Ones you go, try to answer this. Try? Foolsgold. Arrogant. I love quizzes. I won't cheat.
But I have said this to you and to Don Norman, my mentors first mentors. I started in psych then research I didn't just want to find the problem, I wanted to solve it. So I did industrial design. I'm older no UX course. Then first career mentor, library science. Then continued. But it was in first year of industrial design I was introduced to you both. Changed my career. Gush gush. Back to I like when you two disagree. I also need to IA UX. But you both are really remarkable. I'm always challenging and competitive :-) but fun.