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Microsoft 74-353 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Weight | Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| User Interaction and Gestures | 5–10 | - Standard gestures and interaction patterns - Touch, mouse, and keyboard input |
| Navigation Patterns | 5–10 | - Semantic zoom and back navigation - Hierarchical and flat navigation |
| Tiles, Notifications, and Charms | 15–20 | - Live tiles and badge updates - Toast notifications and queue limits - Integration with Search, Share, and Settings charms |
| Globalization, Localization, and Accessibility | 15–20 | - RTL and cultural adaptation - Keyboard navigation and screen reader support - Layout for variable text lengths |
| Layout and UI Elements | 20–25 | - Screen sizes and resolution scaling - App bars, command bars, and controls - Adaptive layout and view states |
| Snapping, Scaling, and Orientation | 10–15 | - Snapped, filled, and full-screen views - DPI scaling and rotation support |
| Design Principles and Windows 8 UI Language | 5–10 | - Windows 8 design philosophy and style - Content-first, chrome-minimal approach |
Microsoft Windows UX Design Sample Questions:
Question 1
When designing interactions for Windows 8 applications, which posture is most important to design for?
A. Two hands holding the device, thumbs interacting with the device,
B. Device resting on table or lap, two hands interacting with the device.
C. One hand holding, one hand interacting with the device.
D. Whatever posture is relevant to application user scenarios.
Question 2
Which of the following is the most important practice for globalizing an application?
A. Design the application interface to accept different gestures for different cultures.
B. Avoid the use of text in the application interface.
C. Include solutions in the application for visually impaired users and users who are deaf or
hard of hearing.
D. Design the application interface to adapt to different text sizes, orientations, and layouts.
Question 3
Which two entry points are automatically included in the Settings pane? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)
A. About
B. Permissions
C. Terms of Use
D. Rate and Review
Question 4
Which statement about app tile content is true?
A. App tile content must be animated.
B. App tile content must be static.
C. App tile content may be either dynamic or static.
D. App tile content must be dynamic.
Question 5
Which of the following is NOT a Microsoft Design Principle for Windows 8 applications?
A. authentically digital
B. visual minimalism
C. do more with less
D. fast and fluid
Solutions:
| Question 1 Answer: D | Question 2 Answer: D | Question 3 Answer: A,B | Question 4 Answer: C | Question 5 Answer: B |
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