User Experience Design Fundamentals

User Experience Design Fundamentals, available at $109.99, has an average rating of 4.47, with 54 lectures, based on 16428 reviews, and has 109972 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand user experience design and why it's important Understand the elements of user experience Understand how the elements of user experience work together Understand strategy as an element of user experience Understand the research process Identify business goals, and user needs Understand scope as an element of user experience Create a functional specification Learn how to develop content requirements Learn to prioritize specs and requirements Understand structure as an element of user experience Architect information effectively Understand organizing principles for digital media Understand skeleton as an element of user experience Understand navigation design Create an effective information design Learn to create wireframes Understand surface as an element of user experience Learn visual design principles Understand contrast and uniformity Learn the best use of color and typography Understand A/B testing processes Learn resources available to assist with User Experience Design Process This course is ideal for individuals who are Web Designers or Mobile Designers or Web Developers or Engineers or Entrepreneurs or Business Owners or Students or Anyone who wants to make more effective web sites and mobile sites It is particularly useful for Web Designers or Mobile Designers or Web Developers or Engineers or Entrepreneurs or Business Owners or Students or Anyone who wants to make more effective web sites and mobile sites.

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Summary

Title: User Experience Design Fundamentals

Price: $109.99

Average Rating: 4.47

Number of Lectures: 54

Number of Published Lectures: 54

Number of Curriculum Items: 54

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 54

Original Price: $84.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand user experience design and why it's important
Understand the elements of user experience
Understand how the elements of user experience work together
Understand strategy as an element of user experience
Understand the research process
Identify business goals, and user needs
Understand scope as an element of user experience
Create a functional specification
Learn how to develop content requirements
Learn to prioritize specs and requirements
Understand structure as an element of user experience
Architect information effectively
Understand organizing principles for digital media
Understand skeleton as an element of user experience
Understand navigation design
Create an effective information design
Learn to create wireframes
Understand surface as an element of user experience
Learn visual design principles
Understand contrast and uniformity
Learn the best use of color and typography
Understand A/B testing processes
Learn resources available to assist with User Experience Design Process

Who Should Attend

Web Designers
Mobile Designers
Web Developers
Engineers
Entrepreneurs
Business Owners
Students
Anyone who wants to make more effective web sites and mobile sites

Target Audiences

Web Designers
Mobile Designers
Web Developers
Engineers
Entrepreneurs
Business Owners
Students
Anyone who wants to make more effective web sites and mobile sites

Are your web conversion rates low?Do you know whether your web site is effective at meeting your goals? Do users get “stuck” and aren’t able to complete the tasks they want to? Are your forms effective? How can your mobile app be improved?

It’s becoming easier and easier to create web sites and mobile apps– But harder and harder to measure the effectiveness of these applications. In Joe Natoli’s well-designed course User Experience Design Fundamentals you’ll learn how to create effective web sites, mobile sites and mobile applications that encourage conversions and leave users wanting more.

It’s not enough to simply have a web presence — you must have a web presence that’s effective to be successful. In this dynamic course Joe will expand on Jesse James Garrett’s pioneering model of the critical elements of user experience — strategy, scope, structure, skeleton and surface. As you learn you’ll be able to apply the knowledge Joe teaches in dynamic lab exercises– and later to your own work as a developer or designer.

If you’re a designer moving into a more complex digital world or a developer who has to occasionally function as a designer as well, this course is for you. You’ll feel more confident as you make design related decisions about layout, color, information, design and typography after completing this exciting course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: What is User Experience Design?

Lecture 1: Introduction: a UXD Parable

Lecture 2: What UXD Isn't

Lecture 3: What UXD Is

Lecture 4: Why Should We Care About UXD?

Chapter 2: Understanding the Elements of User Experience

Lecture 1: The Elements of User Experience

Lecture 2: Exploring the Elements of User Experience

Lecture 3: How the Elements Work Together

Chapter 3: Using the Elements – Strategy

Lecture 1: The Research Process

Lecture 2: Identifying Business Goals

Lecture 3: Identifying B2B User Needs

Lecture 4: Identifying B2C User Needs

Lecture 5: Three Crucial Questions

Lecture 6: "First Use" Questions

Lecture 7: Strategy Takeaways

Lecture 8: Strategy Lab Exercise

Chapter 4: Using the Elements – Scope

Lecture 1: Defining Scope

Lecture 2: Functional Specifications

Lecture 3: Content Requirements

Lecture 4: Generating Effective Requirements

Lecture 5: Prioritizing Specs & Requirements

Lecture 6: Scope Takeaways

Lecture 7: Scope Lab Exercise

Chapter 5: Using the Elements – Structure

Lecture 1: Defining Structure

Lecture 2: Interaction Design

Lecture 3: Information Architecture

Lecture 4: Organizing Principles

Lecture 5: Roles and Processes

Lecture 6: Structure Takeaways

Lecture 7: Structure Lab Exercise

Chapter 6: Using the Elements – Skeleton

Lecture 1: Defining the Skeleton

Lecture 2: Interface Design

Lecture 3: Navigation Design

Lecture 4: Convention and Metaphor

Lecture 5: Information Design

Lecture 6: Wireframes

Lecture 7: Skeleton Takeaways

Lecture 8: Skeleton Lab Exercise

Chapter 7: Using the Elements – Surface

Lecture 1: Defining the Surface

Lecture 2: Visual Design Principles

Lecture 3: Following the Eye

Lecture 4: Contrast and Uniformity

Lecture 5: Consistency

Lecture 6: Color and Typography

Lecture 7: Surface Takeaways

Lecture 8: Surface Lab Exercise

Chapter 8: Takeaways and Resources

Lecture 1: Things to Remember

Lecture 2: Tools of the Trade

Lecture 3: Wireframing and Prototyping Software

Lecture 4: A/B Testing Software

Lecture 5: Content Inventory Software

Lecture 6: User Testing/Feedback Software

Lecture 7: Analytics Software

Lecture 8: Educational/Information Websites

Lecture 9: Bonus Lecture: Working with Clients and Stakeholders

Instructors

Joe Natoli
30-year UX + Design Veteran; Consultant, Author & Speaker

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