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UX Design Mini Course

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This document provides an overview of a free UX design mini-course. The course covers topics such as what UX design is and why it matters, user-centered design and the UX design process. The UX design process involves research, analysis, design, production and product launch. User research is key to understanding user needs and goals. Analysis compiles research findings. Design validates ideas through prototypes and gets user feedback. Production implements the design with developers and can include beta testing. The course teaches the core principles of UX design and discusses whether it may be a good career path based on skills like collaboration, problem-solving and empathy.

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Free UX Design Mini Course
Topics Covered Is UX Design for you? What is UX Design and why does it matter? User Centered Design and UX Design Process By the end of this course you will have a basic understanding of UX Design and its core principles
What is UX Design and why does it matter? 1
User experience design is a process of designing a customers experience with a product. What is UX Design? We want to create a enjoyable and useful product for users. Don’t just think UX only applies to just the digital world
UX Design Mini Course
Don Norman Don Norman coined the term “User Experience Design”. Author of Design of Everyday Things
“I invented the term because I thought human interface and usability were too narrow. I wanted to cover all aspects of the person’s experience with the system including industrial design, graphics, the interface, the physical interaction, and the manual. -Don Norman
User Experience Honeycomb Diagram Findable Accessible Usable Valuable Useful Desirable Credible By Peter Morville
User Centered Design 2
User Centered Design is the process of creating a product with the user in mind. What is User Centered Design? User behaviors Goals Tasks
“You’ve got to start with the customer experience and work back toward the technology not the other way around.” -Steve Jobs
UX Design Process
Research Analysis Design Production UX Design Process
User Research is one of the most important phases of UX process. It is used to gather information about our users. User Research
Why It is valuable because it helps us understand user needs, motivations and behaviors. How We can gather information through interviews, surveys, observations and testing.
Analysis is taking everything from the user research and compiling it all together. Analysis
Why The results from our research help funnel our thoughts to why users do what they do. How An analysis can be done through User personas, storyboards, card sorting, scenarios and experience maps.
The design phase helps us validate ideas by getting feedback from users and refine ideas. Design
Why As an UX designer you need to design a functional and usable product that are centered around the users goals and needs. How Design is done through the use of prototypes, wireframes, mood boards, sitemaps
The production phase is where high fidelity design is created and developers help apply functionality. Production
Why The production is what is going to carry out the project to the end users. Depending project goals this could lead to a beta launch to get more feedback from users. How Depending on the roles you might be the one to work on the user interface as well or just the UX. You will have the chance to collaborate with more of the team. Developers will implement the functionality to the UI.
Product Launch
Does It All end There?
No
There should Be iterations Of each phase
Things To Consider Not every project is the same UX Design is not a linear process Expect to have to do multiple iterations Remember to focus on your users needs and Business goals
Is UX Design for Me? 3
What should I Expect?
Collaborate & Communicate For New Technologies Problem SolveThink Outside The Box To Learn Continually Empathetic Be Prepared
What should I Do next?
Make stuffPen & Paper Get familiar with Design principles Read.Read.READ Look at other designs Meetup Next Steps…
Thanks for Taking my Course
Next Steps Cont. Join Digital Snack: SnackPak Facebook Group Like on Facebook and follow on Instagram Stay in the loop with Digital Snack’s Next UX Design courses Slide presentation: https://slidesmash.com/

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UX Design Mini Course

  • 2. Topics Covered Is UX Design for you? What is UX Design and why does it matter? User Centered Design and UX Design Process By the end of this course you will have a basic understanding of UX Design and its core principles
  • 3. What is UX Design and why does it matter? 1
  • 4. User experience design is a process of designing a customers experience with a product. What is UX Design? We want to create a enjoyable and useful product for users. Don’t just think UX only applies to just the digital world
  • 6. Don Norman Don Norman coined the term “User Experience Design”. Author of Design of Everyday Things
  • 7. “I invented the term because I thought human interface and usability were too narrow. I wanted to cover all aspects of the person’s experience with the system including industrial design, graphics, the interface, the physical interaction, and the manual. -Don Norman
  • 10. User Centered Design is the process of creating a product with the user in mind. What is User Centered Design? User behaviors Goals Tasks
  • 11. “You’ve got to start with the customer experience and work back toward the technology not the other way around.” -Steve Jobs
  • 13. Research Analysis Design Production UX Design Process
  • 14. User Research is one of the most important phases of UX process. It is used to gather information about our users. User Research
  • 15. Why It is valuable because it helps us understand user needs, motivations and behaviors. How We can gather information through interviews, surveys, observations and testing.
  • 16. Analysis is taking everything from the user research and compiling it all together. Analysis
  • 17. Why The results from our research help funnel our thoughts to why users do what they do. How An analysis can be done through User personas, storyboards, card sorting, scenarios and experience maps.
  • 18. The design phase helps us validate ideas by getting feedback from users and refine ideas. Design
  • 19. Why As an UX designer you need to design a functional and usable product that are centered around the users goals and needs. How Design is done through the use of prototypes, wireframes, mood boards, sitemaps
  • 20. The production phase is where high fidelity design is created and developers help apply functionality. Production
  • 21. Why The production is what is going to carry out the project to the end users. Depending project goals this could lead to a beta launch to get more feedback from users. How Depending on the roles you might be the one to work on the user interface as well or just the UX. You will have the chance to collaborate with more of the team. Developers will implement the functionality to the UI.
  • 23. Does It All end There?
  • 24. No
  • 26. Things To Consider Not every project is the same UX Design is not a linear process Expect to have to do multiple iterations Remember to focus on your users needs and Business goals
  • 27. Is UX Design for Me? 3
  • 29. Collaborate & Communicate For New Technologies Problem SolveThink Outside The Box To Learn Continually Empathetic Be Prepared
  • 31. Make stuffPen & Paper Get familiar with Design principles Read.Read.READ Look at other designs Meetup Next Steps…
  • 33. Next Steps Cont. Join Digital Snack: SnackPak Facebook Group Like on Facebook and follow on Instagram Stay in the loop with Digital Snack’s Next UX Design courses Slide presentation: https://slidesmash.com/