UX Design Process from User Research to Usability Testing

UX Design Process from User Research to Usability Testing, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 42 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 829 reviews, and has 4109 subscribers.

You will learn about Define Product Scope & Feature Matrix User + Stakeholder Interviews Building Personas, Journey Maps, User Stories + User Scenarios Affinity Diagram, User Flows and Site Maps User Lifecycle Funnel – Birds eye view of UX Process Usability Tests – First Impressions, Essential Task tests, Surveys Ideation, Wireframing and Prototyping Master UX Process in simplified way This course is ideal for individuals who are Graphic Designers or Developers or Entrepreneurs or Web Developer or UX Designer or UI Designer or Web Designer or Anyone who wants to learn UX Process It is particularly useful for Graphic Designers or Developers or Entrepreneurs or Web Developer or UX Designer or UI Designer or Web Designer or Anyone who wants to learn UX Process.

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Summary

Title: UX Design Process from User Research to Usability Testing

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 42

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 42

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 54

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 54

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Define Product Scope & Feature Matrix
User + Stakeholder Interviews
Building Personas, Journey Maps, User Stories + User Scenarios
Affinity Diagram, User Flows and Site Maps
User Lifecycle Funnel – Birds eye view of UX Process
Usability Tests – First Impressions, Essential Task tests, Surveys
Ideation, Wireframing and Prototyping
Master UX Process in simplified way

Who Should Attend

Graphic Designers
Developers
Entrepreneurs
Web Developer
UX Designer
UI Designer
Web Designer
Anyone who wants to learn UX Process

Target Audiences

Graphic Designers
Developers
Entrepreneurs
Web Developer
UX Designer
UI Designer
Web Designer
Anyone who wants to learn UX Process

When a beginner start their User Experience Design process, they get confused about where to start the UX Design Process. There are hundreds of things involved in a UX Design process and each design firm uses their own version of this User Experience Process.

Project based course –

→ Creating and Improving User Experience of an Ecommerce Startup called Frokland

Should we start with User Interviews, Personas or Customer Journey Maps? Should we first define the scope of the product? Which UX process is related to Users or the Business?

In this course, you will learn how to start User Experience process in a simplified way for beginners and why do we need User personas, feature matrix, competitive analysis etc…

You will get tons of DOWNLOADABLE RESOURCES in the format of

PDF Notes

UX Templates to get started

You will learn about

User Life-cycle Funnel
Defining the Scope of the Product
Stakeholder Interviews
User Interviews
WAAD Affinity Diagram
User Personas
Empathy Maps
User Journey Maps
Feature Matrix
Competitive Analysis
User Scenarios
User Stories
Hierarchical Task Inventory Model
User Flows
Site Maps
Card Sorting for Information Architecture
Task Interaction Models
Wireframes
Prototypes (in details with types of prototypes)
Usability Tests
First Impressions Test (5 seconds test)
Essential Task Test
Workaround Test
Surveys & Questionnaire

I will also show you few online tools to create User Flows, Site maps, Card Sorting, Personas and User Journey maps so you can create them online with ease

If you have any question, you can always ask me

Now let’s dive into the course and start learning the UX process in detail

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the UX Process Course

Lecture 1: Introduction to UX Process Course

Chapter 2: Introduction

Lecture 1: Aligning User's mind with the Business and Product

Lecture 2: UX Process Steps – Which is related to Users and which to Business?

Lecture 3: User Life Cycle Funnel to see broader prespective

Lecture 4: UX Facts you must memorize

Lecture 5: Define Scope of your Project

Lecture 6: User Experience Process at Macro & Micro Level

Lecture 7: Simple 4 Step UX Process

Lecture 8: UX Process Simplified Diagram

Lecture 9: Top to Bottom UX Process in Detail

Lecture 10: Download Resources and PDF Notes

Chapter 3: User Research and Business Research – Gathering data and making sense of it

Lecture 1: Stakeholder Interviews

Lecture 2: User Interviews

Lecture 3: Work Activity Affinity Diagram

Lecture 4: User Personas

Lecture 5: Online Tools to create Personas

Lecture 6: Empathy Maps

Lecture 7: How to do Competitive Analysis?

Lecture 8: Feature Matrix – Deciding which features to build first

Chapter 4: UX Design Process – Models and Diagrams

Lecture 1: About Models & Diagrams

Lecture 2: System Model of your Product

Lecture 3: User Journey Maps

Lecture 4: User Scenarios

Lecture 5: User Stories

Lecture 6: Hierarchical Task Inventory Model

Lecture 7: Use Case Diagram in UX Process

Lecture 8: Task Interaction Models

Chapter 5: Information Architecture, Card Sorting, Wireframes Prototypes and Detailed Specs

Lecture 1: Information Architecture and Card Sorting Technique

Lecture 2: Ideation & Quick Sketching

Lecture 3: User Flows + Site Maps

Lecture 4: User Flow Diagrams and it meanings of its symbols

Lecture 5: Creating Wireframes with your UX Design Findings

Lecture 6: All about Prototypes

Lecture 7: UX Deliverables

Chapter 6: Usability Testing and Development Phase

Lecture 1: Working with Developers as a UX Designer

Lecture 2: 4 Major Types of Usability Tests

Lecture 3: First Impressions Test (5 Second Test)

Lecture 4: Walkaround Usability Test

Lecture 5: Essential Tasks Usability Test

Lecture 6: User Surveys and Questionnaire

Chapter 7: What's Next

Lecture 1: What to do now?

Lecture 2: BONUS LECTURE

Instructors

Muhammad Ahsan Pervaiz
Product Designer | UX Consultant | Web Developer

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2 stars: 26 votes
3 stars: 126 votes
4 stars: 257 votes
5 stars: 416 votes

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