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    Course

    Effective Period

    : User Experience
    : September 2016

    Introduction to UX
    Session 01

    Acknowledgement
    These slides have been adapted from

    A Project Guide to UX Design: for User Experience


    Designers in the Field or in The Making, Russ Unger
    and Carolyn Chandler, Second Edition,
    New Riders.ISBN: 978-0-321-81538-5. Chapter 1.

    Learning Objectives
    LO 1 : Describe the concept of UX and its elements.

    Contents

    What is User Experience Design?


    About UX Designers
    UX vs UI
    UX Elements
    UX Wireframe Basic
    UX Useability
    The Project Ecosystem

    What is User Experience Design?

    User experience design is a concept that has many


    dimensions, and it includes a bunch of different
    disciplinessuch as interaction design, information
    architecture, visual design, usability, and humancomputer interaction.

    What is User Experience Design?


    User experience (abbreviated as UX) is how a person feels
    when interfacing with a system. The system could be a
    website, a web application or desktop software and, in
    modern contexts, is generally denoted by some form of
    human-computer interaction (HCI).

    What is User Experience Design?


    The scope of UX design is large, and growing.
    UX Design is focusing on projects centered on the design of
    digital experiencesin particular, such interactive media as
    Web sites and software applications.

    About UX Designers
    User Experience Design (UXD, UED), Its a process for
    designing systems that offer a great experience to users.
    (Justin Mifsud - Founder ofUsability Geek)
    UX designer needs to understand how to create a logical and
    viable structure for the experience.
    UX designer needs to understand the elements that are
    important to creating an emotional connection with the
    products users.

    UX vs UI
    User experience(UX), on the other hand, is the internal
    experience that a person has as they interact with every aspect of a
    companys products and services.
    user interface(UI) is the series of screens, pages, and visual
    elementslike buttons and iconsthat you use to interact with a
    device.

    User Interface

    User Experience

    UX vs UI

    UX Elements
    These elements include the things a user can:
    touch (such as tangible products and packaging)
    hear (commercials and audio signatures)
    even smell (the aroma of freshly baked bread in a
    sandwich shop).
    It includes the things that users can interact with in ways
    beyond the physical :
    digital interfaces (Web sites and mobile phone
    applications)
    people (customer service representatives, salespeople,
    and friends and family).

    UX Elements
    The Elements of the User Experience

    UX Elements
    The conceptual framework for talking about the user
    experience problems and the tools (assignments) :

    Element UXD

    UX Wireframe Basic
    A wireframe is a visual representation of a user interface,
    stripped of any visual design or branding elements.
    It is used by UX Designers
    The purpose is to define the heirachy of items on a screen
    and communicate what the items on that page should be
    based on user needs.
    Wireframes can stretch from a low fidelity pencil sketch to a
    high fidelity and fully annotated diagram and all that
    comesin-between.
    The aim of wireframes is to be shared, scrutinized, and
    collaborated on. They are design tools that allow you to make
    mistakes and to test, learn, and improve. This happens early
    in the project, when changes are relatively inexpensive.

    UX Wireframe Basic Example


    From sketch

    UX Wireframe Basic Example


    With using tools

    UX Wireframe Basic Example


    UX Wireframe

    UX Useability
    Usability allows people to easily accomplish their goals.
    UX design covers more than that, its about giving people a
    delightful and meaningful experience.

    UX Useability
    The UX LOOK (Credibility, Trust, Harmony, Spirit)
    How to create a site that inspires a sense of trust and
    credibility.
    UX FEEL (Interaction, Reaction)
    A user needs to have that sense of satisfaction that they
    can get around without hassle. It makes themfeel good.
    USABILITY (Functionality, Individuality, Predictability)
    A site must give great functionality in order to deliver a
    good user experience.

    The Project Ecosystem


    By studying this project you will :
    Have knowledge about UX Design processes trough the
    project
    Able to communicate your resposibilities and ideas more
    effectively
    help you, identifies different types of projects you may
    work on, as well as the roles you may play, the people you
    may depend on
    Help you discusses some elements of company culture
    that may affect how you work during the project.

    The Project Ecosystem


    Identify the Type of Site
    Set design goals for yourself.
    Solidify the primary objectives of the project
    Understand which departments or business
    units may (or should) be involved as you gather
    business requirements
    Determine the best methods for incorporating
    user research
    Ask questions about which systems and
    technologies may be involved.

    The Project Ecosystem


    There are four main activities of the project that may
    affect how you work during the project :
    1. Planning
    Identify the Type of Site
    Choose your hats
    Understanding the Company Culture
    Pulling It Together

    The Project Ecosystem


    2. Creating the Proposal (for Consultand & freelancer) (will be
    explain in session 2)
    The core components of a good proposal are :

    Title page
    Revision history
    Project overview
    Project approach
    Scope of work
    Assumptions
    Deliverables
    Ownership and rights
    Additional costs and fees
    Project pricing
    Payment schedule
    Acknowledgement and sign-off

    The Project Ecosystem


    3. Project Objectives and Approach
    A project objective is a statement of a measurable
    goal for the project.
    Knowing the overall approach, or methodology, of a
    project is an important part of understanding when
    and how youll be involved and how you should be
    involving others, such as your project team and
    business stakeholders.

    There are two common types of approach :


    o Waterfall approach (will be explain in session
    2)
    o Agile approach (will be explain in session 2)

    The Project Ecosystem


    4. Run The Project
    Conduct user reseacrh
    Creating Pesonas
    Content Strategy and Information Architecture
    There are 3 aspect to Designing UX :
    Prototyping
    Design testing with user
    Development.

    References
    A Project Guide to UX Design: for User Experience
    Designers in the Field or in The Making. Second Edition.
    New Riders. ISBN: 978-0-321-81538-5.
    Definition User Experience,
    http://www.nngroup.com/articles/definition-user-experien
    ce/
    What is user Experience?
    https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2010/10/what-isuser-experience-design-overview-tools-and-resources/
    UX Design Defined
    http://uxdesign.com/ux-defined
    UX Design
    https://www.usertesting.com/blog/2015/09/16/what-is-uxdesign-15-user-experience-experts-weigh-in/

    Q&A

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