ITPEC IP April 2026 Question 83

People's feelings and responses gained through the anticipated or actual use of a product, system or service — the question asks which description defines user experience (UX).

UX covers the user's whole subjective experience: what they perceive and feel, and how they respond, before, during and after using a product, system or service, including what they expect before they ever use it. It includes usefulness, ease, trust, emotion and aesthetics, not only how efficiently a task gets done. Usability is one part of UX, not the whole of it.

Answer (d)

Why not others:

• •(a) — designing so that as many people as possible, including elderly and disabled people, can use a product is universal design and accessibility
• •(b) — identifying customers through data analysis and deepening relationships via call centers and the Internet is CRM
• •(c) — the capability that lets a user work efficiently under specified conditions is usability, a narrower quality characteristic of the product itself

Key rule: Usability measures how efficiently a product can be used; UX is the broader set of feelings and responses the user takes away from using it.

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