Salesforce Updated User-Experience-Designer Exam Questions and Answers by esmee

  The Salesforce app allows administrators to customize the brand color and the loading page logo to match the company’s branding. The brand color affects the key user interface elements such as the header, buttons, and search bar. The loading page logo is the image that appears after a mobile user logs in. These elements can be customized from Setup by entering Salesforce Branding in the Quick Find box, then selecting Salesforce Branding. The other elements, such as the search bar layout, the background image, and the focus link color, are not customizable in the Salesforce app. References:

• Customize Salesforce Mobile App Branding
• How Salesforce App Branding Works

Card sorting is a UX research method where participants group ideas or information into different categories, based on what feels natural to them. Card sorting is ideal for the early stages of a website project, when the UX designer needs to understand how users organize and label content. Card sorting can help the UX designer to suggest a suitable architecture for the internal community, based on the employees’ mental model and expectations. Card sorting can also reveal any gaps or overlaps in the content, and provide insights for naming the categories and subcategories. References: Card Sorting / Tree Testing | Bentley University, Tree Testing vs. Card Sorting: Which is Right for You? | Maze

 A Community Manager is a Salesforce persona who is responsible for creating, managing, and moderating online communities that connect customers, partners, and employees. They spend most of their time engaging with community members, enforcing community standards, and providing member support. A Community Manager aligns with the user who performs similar tasks in moderating forums. References: : Salesforce Personas : Community Manager Roles and Responsibilities

 Inviting developers to user testing is a good way to help them see the value of the design changes and understand the user needs and pain points. User testing is a method of evaluating a product or service by observing how real users interact with it and collecting feedback. By witnessing the user testing sessions, developers can see how the design changes improve the user experience, such as increasing usability, satisfaction, engagement, or conversion. User testing can also help developers empathize with the users and collaborate better with the designer. References:

• [User Testing]