74-353 無料問題集「Microsoft Windows UX Design」

（A）app bar

（B）charms bar

（C）nav bar (top app bar)

（D）header

（A）support Portrait view

（B）support sharing

（C）be accessible to visually impaired users

（D）support snapped view

（A）30%

（B）20%

（C）50%

（D）40%

（A）Use the same layout as the filled view.

（B）Maintain consistent font sizes with the filled view.

（C）Maintain context when entering and exiting snapped view.

（D）Scroll in the same direction as the filled view.

（A）Tap the text to reveal selection handles, then drag the handles to select the text.

（B）Use a reverse-pinch gesture to magnify the text, then swipe across the text to select it.

（C）Double-tap at the beginning of the text and then drag without lifting from the second tap.

（D）Draw a circle around the text.

（A）The default tile may be any geometric shape.

（B）The default tile must be square.

（C）The default tile must be rectangular,

（D）The default tile may be either square or rectangular.

（A）Badges can be customized if the application gets special permission from the Windows Store.

（B）Badges cannot be customized.

（C）Badges can be customized by designers for any application,

（D）Badges must be unique to the application.

（A）advertising support

（B）flexible business model

（C）transparent terms and onboarding process

（D）availability from the Start screen

（A）a feature is a goal that users can achieve by using the application.

（B）a user flow is a specification for implementing a feature.

（C）a user flow is a step toward achieving a goal.

（D）a feature can be used toward achieving a user flow.