Microsoft Windows UX Design - 074-353 Exam Practice Test

A. section page (Level 1), hub page (Level 2), details page (Level 3)

B. details page (Level 1), hub page (Level 2), section page (Level 3)

C. section page (Level 1), details page (Level 2), hub page (Level 3)

D. hub page (Level 1), section page (Level 2), details page (Level 3)

A. context menu

B. flyout menu

C. app bar

D. message dialog

A. node tree

B. links

C. flat

D. tabs

A. Windows supports fewer touch gestures when running Narrator.

B. windows does not support touch gestures when running Narrator.

C. Windows supports more touch gestures when running Narrator.

D. Windows supports the same set of touch gestures regardless of whether Narrator is running.

A. advertising

B. one-time purchase

C. third-party transaction

D. in-application purchase

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 category.

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

A. header

B. app bar

C. charms bar

D. nav bar (top app bar)