Question

question 10 of 10
a designer has completed a program that is nearly ready for release. what should be done before the program’s final release to avoid bias and accessibility issues?
a. review the code repeatedly and look for errors
b. have the members of the design team use it themselves
c. evaluate it against previous programs
d. test it with a diverse group of users

Explanation:

To avoid bias and accessibility issues, testing with a diverse group of users is crucial. A diverse group represents different backgrounds, abilities, and needs, so their feedback can identify potential biases or accessibility problems that a non - diverse group (like just the design team) or other methods (like code review or comparing to previous programs) might miss. Code review focuses on code errors, not accessibility/bias. Using the design team themselves is limited as they may not represent all users. Evaluating against previous programs doesn't address current accessibility/bias for the new program's target users.

Answer:

D. Test it with a diverse group of users