Description
Imagine you're looking at the Google homepage, which is known for its minimalistic design. Can you share your thoughts on why you think the homepage is mostly blank space?
1. Critical Thinking : Assessing the candidate's ability to analyze and evaluate an element of user interface design to form a reasoned judgment.
2. Design Awareness : Understanding the importance of user interface design choices in software development.
3. Communication : Articulating one's thoughts and rationales clearly and concisely.
4. Creativity : Showing the ability to think uniquely and provide an innovative explanation for design choices.
1. Insight into Design Principles : Gauging your understanding of fundamental design principles encapsulated in Google's user interface.
2. Assessing Analytical Skills : Evaluating your capability to analyze a simple yet significant aspect of web design and its implications.
3. Understanding UX Importance : Determining your cognizance of how user experience plays a role in product success.
4. Evaluating Communication : Observing how effectively you can communicate your reasoning and thought process.
1. Consider Simplicity : Reflect on how a simple design could impact user experience and efficiency.
2. Think of Focus : Discuss how the blank space might help users concentrate on the primary function of the page: search.
3. Ponder Branding : Consider the branding implications of having a clean homepage that reflects Google's brand identity.