According to Donald Norman, what is the difference between “affordance” and “perceived affordances”? Norman, D. A. (1999). Affordance, conventions, and design. Interactions, 6(3), 38-43. Retrieved from  1 point

 
 
 
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How does Norman believe user errors and mistakes can be eliminated through the evaluation phase of the design process? (Select all that apply) Norman, D. (2018, January 16). What went wrong in Hawaii,…

According to Jared M. Spool, what is the different between mockups and prototypes? Spool, J. M. (2012, September 20). Exploring the problem space through prototyping. Retrieved from 

Why are storyboards used during the design thinking process? (Select all that apply)

A button that lights up when pressed and status bars on software programs are examples of which design principle?

Which response below is not a design principle?

Why are personas used during the design thinking process?

What are the three approaches to the breaking part of the design process?

According to the lecture: 'Translating insights into innovative opportunities', what did the case study of Kimberly-Clark highlight? (Select all that apply)

Which example below is not an example of a physical constraint?

Which statement best describes a human-centred design approach?

When can user-based evaluation methods be used?

Why is customer-focused research important for innovation?

What design constraint is illustrated in this image?

What is the purpose of the design making stage in the design process?

Personas are created from: (Select all that apply)