Getting Started with UX design- 3-in-1

Getting Started with UX design: 3-in-1, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 83 lectures, based on 22 reviews, and has 166 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn more about Insights, Wireframes & Prototypes, Deploying and Scaling Apply user testing and design iteration to ensure a smooth web experience Understand human-centered observations and know how to engage in UX thinking Explore User Persona with the requirements of Building a Persona, User data, Habits and Testing techniques Understand Business and User needs and how to Define a Problem effectively Get acquainted with user journey and task development techniques building storyboarding templates and sketches This course is ideal for individuals who are UX designers who wish to enter the field of UX design, especially programmers, content strategists, and organizations keen to understand the core concepts of UX design It is particularly useful for UX designers who wish to enter the field of UX design, especially programmers, content strategists, and organizations keen to understand the core concepts of UX design.

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Title: Getting Started with UX design: 3-in-1

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 83

Number of Published Lectures: 83

Number of Curriculum Items: 83

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 83

Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

Learn more about Insights, Wireframes & Prototypes, Deploying and Scaling

Apply user testing and design iteration to ensure a smooth web experience

Understand human-centered observations and know how to engage in UX thinking

Explore User Persona with the requirements of Building a Persona, User data, Habits and Testing techniques

Understand Business and User needs and how to Define a Problem effectively

Get acquainted with user journey and task development techniques building storyboarding templates and sketches

Who Should Attend

UX designers who wish to enter the field of UX design, especially programmers, content strategists, and organizations keen to understand the core concepts of UX design

Target Audiences

UX designers who wish to enter the field of UX design, especially programmers, content strategists, and organizations keen to understand the core concepts of UX design

User experience (UX) design provides a theoretical understanding of how users interact with websites. Everything humans interact with has an experience associated with it. Some are good, some are bad, but it is only recently that have we begun to consciously design these experiences. We are now at a point in time when experience-design has suddenly exploded into the consciousness of business people and ordinary people all over the world.

This comprehensive 3-in-1 training course is designed to give you a foundation in the concepts User Experience and you will be show various example scenarios that will help you apply UX to your future solutions.

Contents and Overview

This training program includes 3 complete courses, carefully chosen to give you the most comprehensive training possible.

The first course, The Fundamentals of User Experience – a Process for Problem Solving, you start the journey by understanding how UX came to be and where it fits into business and web development. You will look at UX design, quantitative and qualitative observation, problem statement, ideation, brainstorming, wireframes, and prototypes. Moving on, you’ll learn about UX design and Agile development, and will get an understanding of user hypothesis and testing. Finally, you’ll look at the specific opportunities in UX design and how to approach the not-too-distant future.

The second course, UX Design: Understanding User Engagement, you’ll start your journey by looking at human-centered observations, where you will learn different types of observation methods, and also about human-centered design. Next, you will learn to build, design, and test your persona. Moving on, dive into observing user habits and technology, where you will see the difference in good and bad habits and set them up. Finally, you take a look at Human Insights and get started writing your own Insights from a User Point of View.

The third course, UX Design – Understanding the User and Business, you will start off by understanding business and UX design needs. Here you’ll learn about key performance indicators and experience gaps. Further you learn how to go about a problem statement and iterate it. Also get acquainted about user hypotheses and learn about user experience scenarios. Finally, explore the User Journey and Task development, building journey templates, a storyboarding template, and designing storyboarding sketches.

By the end of this training program, you will be well versed with the concepts of User Experience design and will become experts in UX/UI, prototyping, and testing.

About the Authors

Chris R. Beckeris an imaginative and creative Sr. UX Designer/ IxD / Design Thinker and Educator. A creative thinker with the ability to design across media platforms from Web to iOS and Android as well as SaaS and service design. A versatile designer and systems thinker with problem solving skills for User Experience Design, Organized and passionate with a passion for following design problems from concept to finished product. Versed in Agile product development methodologies and flexible within waterfall as well he applies LEAN UX methods to rapid prototyping, design research, and user testing for taking ideas from the drawing board to the real world. Chris also Participates in making through Fine Art & Graphic Design background which lends to a variety of creative thinking, design thinking, Human Center Design Research, User Testing, and problem-solving skills. Studies have included courses in Rapid Prototyping, Usability/ Heuristics, Human Centered Design Research, Design Thinking, Painting, Sculpture, Drawing, Print Making, Archetype, Graphic Design, Typography, Systems Theory, Media Theory, Programming, Drawing, Motion,and Art History. His Specialties include: Design Thinking, User Experience Design, Information Architecture, Branding, Identity Design, Conceptual modeling, Rapid Prototyping, User Interface, Brainstorming, Product Design, Advertising, Retail Design, Interactive Art Director, Wireframes, Application GUI Design, Multimedia Presentations, Production Artist, Web Master, Social Media, UX Strategy Development.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: The Fundamentals of User Experience – a Process for Problem Solving

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Why UX – What Is It? Why It Matters Today?

Lecture 3: Types of UXers – List of Roles in UX

Lecture 4: UX Role in Software and Interface Design

Lecture 5: UX and Design Thinking

Lecture 6: Human Centered Observation

Lecture 7: Quantitative and Qualitative Observations

Lecture 8: Primary Research and Secondary Research

Lecture 9: Insights

Lecture 10: Problem Statement and KPIs

Lecture 11: Ideation and Brainstorming

Lecture 12: UX Scenarios

Lecture 13: Wireframes and Prototypes

Lecture 14: Delivery Overview

Lecture 15: User Flow Prototypes

Lecture 16: Testing and Iteration

Lecture 17: Deploying and Scaling

Lecture 18: Review Total Process

Lecture 19: UX and SaaS (Software as a Service)

Lecture 20: Agile Development Ethos

Lecture 21: Agile UX and Agile Development

Lecture 22: User Hypothesis and Testing

Lecture 23: Iteration Ethos through Prototyping

Lecture 24: UX and Service Design

Lecture 25: UX Design and Application Development

Lecture 26: UX and Virtual Reality/Augmented Reality

Lecture 27: UX and Artificial Intelligence

Lecture 28: UX and Education

Chapter 2: UX Design: Understanding User Engagement

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Observation : Human First

Lecture 3: Observation Methods

Lecture 4: Qualitative and Quantitative Data

Lecture 5: Experience Tracking

Lecture 6: Conversations and Interviews

Lecture 7: Emotions and Feedback: Verbal/Non Verbal Communications

Lecture 8: Users are Real People

Lecture 9: Empathy Building

Lecture 10: Proto-Personas

Lecture 11: Shareable Empathy

Lecture 12: Empathy You Can Share

Lecture 13: Building a Persona

Lecture 14: Personality

Lecture 15: User Motivation and Needs

Lecture 16: User Data

Lecture 17: User Habits and Routines

Lecture 18: Needs and Pain Points

Lecture 19: Testing and Distribution

Lecture 20: Understanding Users Behavior

Lecture 21: Observing Habits and Technology Interactions

Lecture 22: Good Habits Versus Bad Habits

Lecture 23: Building Habit Production: UX Scenario

Lecture 24: Completing a UX Scenario

Lecture 25: Design in Habits

Lecture 26: What is an Insight

Lecture 27: Write an Insight

Lecture 28: User Point of View

Lecture 29: Write a Surprising Point Of View Insight

Lecture 30: Iterate POV Insight and Share

Chapter 3: UX Design – Understanding the User and Business

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Business Needs

Lecture 3: KPI’s – Key Performance Indicators

Lecture 4: Persona User Needs and Business Needs

Lecture 5: Experience Gap

Lecture 6: Users and Business and Problem

Lecture 7: Write a Problem Statement

Lecture 8: Iterating the Problem Statement

Lecture 9: Define a Business Timeline

Lecture 10: Define User Problemss

Lecture 11: Write a User Hypothesis

Lecture 12: Iterate Our User Hypothesis

Lecture 13: Define User Goals

Lecture 14: Iterate Surprising Insights

Lecture 15: Define Business Requirements

Lecture 16: Build a Business Requirement Matrix

Lecture 17: Write a Business Story

Lecture 18: Identify Technology and Interactions

Lecture 19: Share Requirements and User Stories

Lecture 20: UX and Interaction Through a User Journey

Lecture 21: Build a User Journey Template

Lecture 22: Establish Questions and Interactions along the User Journey

Lecture 23: Build out User Steps in the Business Funnel

Lecture 24: User and Business Funnel Opportunities

Lecture 25: Iterate and Share Your User Journey

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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