Designing solutions Flashcards

A step-by-step set of instructions to solve a problem or complete a task.

A diagram that represents an algorithm using symbols to show the flow of data and decisions.

The process of checking if a solution works as intended and meets the requirements.

A design model that breaks a solution into three parts: input, processing, and output.

Ensuring that input data is reasonable and meets specific criteria before processing.

Checking that the solution produces the correct output and functions as expected.

A method where a prototype is continuously refined based on user feedback until it becomes the final product.

A method where a prototype is created to explore ideas or gather requirements but is discarded after use.

An early version of a solution used to test ideas, gather feedback, and refine the final design.

The specific group of people a solution is designed for, based on their needs and preferences.

The part of a system that users interact with, designed to be intuitive and user-friendly.

The way users move through a system or website, often represented in a diagram showing links between pages.

A visual representation of the components of a system and their relationships.

A sequence of drawings or images used to plan the design and flow of a solution, such as a website or app.

The origin of images used in a solution, which must comply with copyright laws.

Using external tools, libraries, or services to add functionality to a solution.

Parts of a solution that use code or scripts to add functionality, such as interactivity or automation.

Features in a solution that allow users to engage directly, such as buttons, forms, or sliders.

An object or concept in a database that stores data, such as a person, place, or thing.

A property or characteristic of an entity, represented as a field in a database.

A unique identifier for a record in a database table, ensuring no duplicates.

A field in one table that links to the primary key in another table, creating relationships between tables.

A connection between entities in a database, such as one-to-one, one-to-many, or many-to-many.