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What is non-functional quality in software?
Non-functional quality refers to how well software performs tasks, including speed, reliability, usability, and security, rather than what tasks it performs.
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How does software speed affect user experience?
If software is slow, users get frustrated and may stop using it. Fast software keeps users happy and engaged.
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Why is reliability important for user experience?
Reliable software works correctly without crashing or errors, so users trust it and feel confident using it.
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What role does usability play in non-functional quality?
Usability means the software is easy to use and understand, which makes users feel comfortable and satisfied.
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How can poor security affect user experience?
If software is not secure, users may lose their data or privacy, leading to distrust and stopping use.
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Which of the following is a non-functional quality?
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Non-functional qualities describe how software performs, such as speed, not what it does.
Why does slow software harm user experience?
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Slow software makes users wait, causing frustration and poor experience.
What happens if software is unreliable?
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Unreliable software crashes or shows errors, hurting user trust.
Which non-functional quality helps users understand and use software easily?
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Usability means the software is easy and comfortable to use.
How does poor security affect users?
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Poor security risks user data and privacy, causing distrust.
Explain how non-functional qualities like speed, reliability, usability, and security impact user experience.
Think about what makes users happy or unhappy when using software.
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Describe a real-life example where poor non-functional quality caused a bad user experience.
Recall a time you stopped using an app or website because it was frustrating.
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