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Use BCS-UX01 practice exams and BCS-UX01 exam dumps to prepare for the exam. BCS-UX01 exam dumps have covered all aspects of the test and offers in-depth overview of the following:

• Interaction design
• Measuring usability
• Guiding principles
• User research
• Visual design
• Usability evaluation
• Information architecture
• Illustrating the context of use
• User interface prototyping

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BCS UX01 Exam Overview:

Understanding functional and technical aspects of Usability Evaluation

The following will be discussed in BCS-UX01 exam dumps:

• Appreciate that usability evaluation is not just about usability testing but can include methods such as heuristic evaluation and A/B testing
• Paraphrase why usability testing can use smaller samples than opinion-based research techniques like surveys
• State the different kinds of usability evaluation
• Plan usability evaluations to test design hypotheses
• List common pitfalls in usability testing (such as focusing on opinions at the expense of behaviours).
• State the difference between a usability inspection and a usability test
• Demonstrate the steps required to run an in-person, “thinking aloud” usability test
• Record the data from usability evaluations
• How to evaluate the usability of systems
• Describe the different kinds of usability evaluation, such as moderated and unmoderated usability testing and remote and lab-based testing
• Run a usability test
• List Nielsen's Usability Heuristics
• Choose between good and poor tasks for a usability test
• Recall Nielsen's Usability Heuristics and have an awareness of other usability principles
• Recognise that there are many different sets of usability principles.
• State the difference between observation and interpretation
• Interpret the data from usability tests to distinguish high and low severity usability problems
• Moderate a usability test
• Record observations from a usability study and explain how these observations can be analysed with an affinity diagram
• Identify W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines as an important standard in the field of web accessibility

Understanding functional and technical aspects of User Research

The following will be discussed in BCS-UX01 exam dumps:

• Plan site visits to end users to understand the context of use
• Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of opinion-based methods, like surveys and focus groups, and behaviour-based methods, like contextual inquiry
• Describe the kinds of data that should be collected during a site visit and report on appropriate data collection methods, such as AEIOU (activities, environments, interactions, objects and users) and Empathy Map
• Recognise that requirements gathering and conceptual design should be truly inclusive
• Articulate the steps in a suitable user research technique, such as contextual inquiry, ethnography or a site visit
• Choose the appropriate research method to understand the context of use.
• Recall how user journey maps are constructed from affinity diagrams
• Recognise good and poor questions to ask in user interviews
• State the key principles of contextual inquiry
• Identify the potential users of the system
• Describe the kinds of data that should be collected during a site visit to users
• Define affinity programming
• State the components of the context of use
• Demonstrate the difference between opinion-based and behaviour based research methods
• State the difference between observation and interpretation
• Interpret the data from a site visit in ways that can be used to develop a shared knowledge of the context of use
• Explain the notion of affinity diagramming as a way to analyse the qualitative data from field visits
• List discount usability research techniques that can be used to understand the context of use, such as diary studies

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