Microsoft Windows UX Design - 74-353 Exam Practice Test

A. Block searching when users enter a misspelled search term.

B. Minimize search result details to simplify scanning.

C. Display the search results page only when search results are found.

D. Never filter search results into categories.

A. determined by the screen size

B. five

C. three

D. unlimited

A. Anywhere on the app bar.

B. In the middle of the app bar.

C. On the left side of the app bar.

D. On the right side of the app bar.

A. Display an advertisement to promote the application.

B. Update the splash screen frequently.

C. Provide transparent PNG images at all three scaling levels.

D. Include information about the application, including the version number.

A. swipe from the left edge of the screen

B. pinch

C. press and hold

D. swipe from the top or bottom edge of the screen

A. 10x10 pixels

B. 20x20 pixels

C. 5x5 pixels

D. 100x100 pixels

A. a user flow is a specification for implementing a feature.

B. a user flow is a step toward achieving a goal.

C. a feature can be used toward achieving a user flow.

D. a feature is a goal that users can achieve by using the application.

A. Place ads outside of the standard grid to distinguish them from content.

B. Display advertising on the splash screen.

C. Ensure that ads conform to the standard grid and align with other application content.

D. Display advertising on the application tiles.

A. An application can have the same name as any other application in the store.

B. An application name must be unique throughout the store.

C. An application name must be unique within its market.

D. An application name must be unique within its category.

A. Only controls that support the core purpose of a page should appear on the page canvas.

B. Controls should appear on the page canvas only in standard locations.

C. Controls should appear only on flyout menus and in charm panes.

D. Controls should never appear on the page canvas.