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UX Design Practice Test 3: Thinking Like a UX Designer — Flashcards

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The UX designer makes a product or service usable, enjoyable, and accessible.

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As a UX designer, one of the key challenges of getting to know your users is avoiding taking a narrow view of the user, or making assumptions that they have the same needs and wants as you do. To reach as many users as possible, which of the following questions should you understand about your user?
Do my users have disabilities to consider–whether temporary, situational, or permanent? / Where are my users accessing the product or service? / How familiar are my users with technology?
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