Ginnie is giving a professional presentation to her coworkers at the office to inform them of her progress on a particular project. Which of the following designs would be most appropriate?

(1 point)
colorful and interactive, with a focus on audience participation interesting and fun, with a focus on flair and style
light and humorous, with a focus on the fun factor
simple and straightforward, with a focus on information presentation

simple and straightforward, with a focus on information presentation

Trenton has a new mp3 player. He loves that it’s so small and sleek. The little screen on the front tells him what song is playing and even what time it is. However, he's having trouble getting songs loaded onto it. For some reason, it doesn't sync up with his computer very well.

Use the passage to answer the question.
Identify the main problem in the scenario.
(1 point)
The mp3 player doesn’t communicate the information the user wants
to see.
The mp3 player doesn’t function according to the user’s expectations.
The mp3 player focuses too much on aesthetics and fails to address communication.
The mp3 player focuses too much on functionality and doesn't address aesthetics.

The mp3 player doesn’t function according to the user’s expectations.

A small fashion boutique, J. Lollies, has an outdated logo and corporate identity. Its business is booming, but visually, the company seems to be lagging behind. The company's marketing materials desperately need an update.

Use the passage to answer the question.
Identify the problem in the following scenario.
(1 point)
J. Lollies’s modern, high-tech visual identity doesn't reflect the
company's small, old-fashioned style.
J. Lollies’s visual identity doesn't represent the successful company
the small boutique has grown into.
J. Lollies’s visual identity is no longer important to the company's success and has become unnecessary.
J. Lollies’s visual identity lacks visual appeal but still successfully represents the company.

J. Lollies’s visual identity doesn't represent the successful company the small boutique has grown into.

Mia’s clock radio communicates the time, plays the radio, and sounds the alarm at a set time, but Mia has trouble seeing the numbers on the clock at night because they are not backlit. How well does the design meet the purpose for which it was designed?

(1 point)
The clock radio both communicates and functions properly. The clock radio is communicative but fails to function properly. The clock radio is functional but fails to communicate clearly. The clock radio is neither functional nor communicative.

The clock radio is functional but fails to communicate clearly.

An artist’s website is creatively designed and has a gallery to show examples of her work. You can also find a short biography of the artist on the site. While there is a list of prices for each piece of her artwork, there is no way to actually purchase her work. How well does the design meet the purpose(s) for which it was designed?

(1 point)
The website is aesthetically pleasing and communicative but not very
functional.
The website is aesthetically pleasing and functional but not very communicative.
The website is communicative and functional but not very aesthetically pleasing.
The website is aesthetically pleasing, communicative, and functional.

The website is aesthetically pleasing and communicative but not very functional.