Mobile Icon Design Survey

Instructions
Answer questions as they relate to you by dropping them in a comment box bottom of the post. For most answers, select only one answer most applicable to you or fill in the blanks.


1. Your Age
A. 30 - 40
B. 18 - 30
C. 17 or less
D. Other please specify

2. Your Gender
A. Male
B. Female
C. Other please specify

3. Your Role / Major
A. Sales
B. Design
C. Marketing
D. Other please specify

4. How satisfied are you with the icons?
A. Very Satisfied
B. Satisfied
C. Neither
D. Unsatisfied
E. Very Unsatisfied

5. What three things do you like most about the icons?
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6. How would you rate your overall satisfaction with the icons design?
A. Very satisfied
B. Satisfied
C. Neither
D. Dissatisfied
E. Very dissatisfied

7. How likely are you to continue using the icons?
A. Very likely
B. Likely
C. Neither
D. Unlikely
E. Very unlikely

8. Have you ever recommended the icons to others?
A. Never
B. Rarely
C. Often

9. What do you like most about the icons?
A. Pattern
B. Design
C. Colour
D. Other please specify

10. Whom do you think the target market will be?
A. Children
B. Teenagers
C. Adults
D. Others please specify

11. What are your suggestions for improving the icons?
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12. Meeting your specific needs
A. Below average
B. Average
C. Above average
D. Quit the industry

13. Product quality
A. Below average
B. Average
C. Above average
D. Quit the industry

14. Professionalism
A. Below average
B. Average
C. Above average
D. Quit the industry

Regarding Flowcharts

Using flowchart for mobile interface design

Flowchart is basically should be clear, tidy and easy to understand without long explanation. Therefore, using flowchart is definitely a better way of communicating with each other. Plus, with the help of flowchart, we can analyze problems and solve it in a more effective way.


Helping users to meet the interactive goals

Flowchart is indeed a better way to promote understanding in a process. Besides that, user knowledge is easier to update and maintain.

Questionnare

Pixel Icons

Vector Icons

Q1. Please select your gender group:
A. Female
B. Male

Q2 Please select an age group:
A. 12 to 17
B. 18 to 30
C. Others (please label)

Q3. What's your major?

Q4. What do you think the theme is?

Q5. Please describe the icons (Home, Gallery, Music, Contacts,etc)

Q6. Will you choose me for your Icon Design for the future? (state reasons)

Q7. First impressions

Q8. Feedback

Timeline 1969 - 1973

Late April – campaigning period sees clashes in Penang with an Umno worker killed.

May 9 – Funeral of Labour Party member in Kepong turns into show of strength by leftists.

May 10 – General Election is held resulting in Alliance Party losing its two-thirds majority, as well as the state legistatures of Kelantan and Penang. Perak and Selangor state assemblies are hung.

May 11&12 – Supporters of Gerakan and DAP go on victory processions, during which racial taunts are made.

May 13 – Umno organises counter procession beginning at the residence of Selangor Menteri Besar Datuk Harun Idris. Racial killings begin. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman addresses the nation. Curfew imposed in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur.

May 14 – State of Emergency declared as retaliatory killings continue. Officially 196 people are killed during this period, but unofficial estimates put the figure closer to 800-1,000.

May 16 – National Operations Council headed by Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak is appointed by Yang-Di-Pertuan Agong to carry out executive duties in place of suspended Parliament. Tun Dr Ismail is appointed Minister of Internal Security.

June 28 – Five people are killed in Malay-Indian clashes in KL.

1970 June/July – Elections in Sabah and Sarawak are held.

1971 Feb 21 –Parliament reconvened and National Operations Council dissolved. New Economic Policy launched to ensure a more equitable distribution of wealth among the races.

1972

January – Gerakan and PPP agree to work with Alliance in running Penang and Perak state governments respectively.

1973 January – PAS joins the Alliance, leading to formalisation of new coalition as Barisan Nasional.

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