Master Digital Product Design- UX Research UI Design

Master Digital Product Design: UX Research & UI Design, available at $174.99, has an average rating of 4.57, with 168 lectures, based on 10390 reviews, and has 44067 subscribers.

You will learn about Critical Thinking User Interface Design User Experience Research Some Relevant Design History History of Digital Product Design Design Processes How Human Perception Works Increased Creativity Usability Testing Applied Psychology in Design This course is ideal for individuals who are Junior or aspiring product designer or Product owners or managers or Software Engineers or User experience designers or User interface designers or Entrepreneurs It is particularly useful for Junior or aspiring product designer or Product owners or managers or Software Engineers or User experience designers or User interface designers or Entrepreneurs.

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Summary

Title: Master Digital Product Design: UX Research & UI Design

Price: $174.99

Average Rating: 4.57

Number of Lectures: 168

Number of Published Lectures: 168

Number of Curriculum Items: 168

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 168

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Critical Thinking

User Interface Design

User Experience Research

Some Relevant Design History

History of Digital Product Design

Design Processes

How Human Perception Works

Increased Creativity

Usability Testing

Applied Psychology in Design

Who Should Attend

Junior or aspiring product designer

Product owners or managers

Software Engineers

User experience designers

User interface designers

Entrepreneurs

Target Audiences

Junior or aspiring product designer

Product owners or managers

Software Engineers

User experience designers

User interface designers

Entrepreneurs

Digital products are more abstract and complex than any product we’ve designed before. People are using their digital devices faster, with less conscious thought and more distracted than ever in history.

These issues present new challenges that require a new kind of design team to address. These design teams need to understand a complex range of behavioral psychology, perception, creativity, business. They need to understand what has come before, the history of design didn’t start with the iPhone. The history of product design started with the history of products!

I created this course out of frustration. Frustration that design education has been reduced to a handful of feal good quotes, an ineffective standardised design process, unquestioned research activities and no mention of philosophy or critical thought. We are designing the most complex product in history for the most distracted users. We’re expecting designers to work with an embarrassingly narrow understanding of design. I had to create this course for them, I had to create The Master Digital Product Design Course because no one else was doing it 馃槈

The Master Digital Product Design Course will give you everything you need to start designing products people love. It will take time and I advise you to work through all the exercises over a period over several months, leaving time for reflection and experimentation. This is not a fast track to any design job, this is a slow track to a great career.

What do I get with this course?

This course comprises of 12 modules, each around an hour long. Each module contains high-quality explainer videos with multiple activities and downloadable worksheets. Every video has resource links for further reading to ensure you get a range of opinions and allow you to dig deeper into topics that interest or apply to you.

The modules will cover a unique range of topics that I believe are missing from the majority of modern design curriculums. The 12 sections are:

Introduction: background into the industry and some of the problems

What is Design?: looking at, where design came from and some misconceptions about how to design

Design Process: the elements of a design process. You’ll then create your design process

Critical Thinking: the core skill to design effectively, how to challenge ideas, especially your own

Experience Economy: experience is vital to create products people love, yet most people are ignoring it!

Creativity: you can learn to be creative, I’ll show you what it is and how to get it!

Perception: looking at how people see the world and how we can design for them (people)

Usability: let’s make sure your product is easy to use and doesn’t frustrate

Figma: is a rapid design and prototyping tool, you’ll learn to mock up your designs

Form & Function: why your product has to look good and what to do about it

Minimalism: minimalism is hard and we often get it wrong

Balance: you can have too much of anything. lets balance standards with trends

Is this course for me?

I created The Master Digital Product Design Course to fill many of the holes in other product design courses, for this reason, I believe it’ll be useful for a seasoned designer.  I’ve also created it with the beginner in mind so if you have never designed anything you will be just at home (and everyone has designed something before, you just don’t know it!).

As well as designers I also had in mind all the people who project manage, own or develop digital products. I believe there is a lot of interesting materials that will help the whole business think differently about creating digital products.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: How To Use This Course

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Designer Shortage

Lecture 4: Life Coaches in Design

Lecture 5: Make it Pretty

Lecture 6: Copy Inspiration

Lecture 7: Summary

Chapter 2: What is Design?

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The First Design

Lecture 3: Thonets chair

Lecture 4: Division of Labour

Lecture 5: When To Use Design

Lecture 6: Job Titles

Lecture 7: Arrogant Design

Lecture 8: Wrong Rules!

Lecture 9: One Billion Experiences

Lecture 10: The Production Line

Lecture 11: Summary

Chapter 3: Getting Started (Exercises)

Lecture 1: Good Designers

Lecture 2: Input

Lecture 3: Research Values

Lecture 4: Job Title

Lecture 5: Support Group

Lecture 6: Brief

Chapter 4: Design Process

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: No Process

Lecture 3: First UI Designer

Lecture 4: Design Process

Lecture 5: Process Problems

Lecture 6: Process Problems 2

Lecture 7: Divergence & Convergence

Lecture 8: Summary

Chapter 5: Create Your Process (Exercises)

Lecture 1: Crit / Feedback

Lecture 2: Other Processes

Lecture 3: Document Design Process

Chapter 6: Critical Thinking

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Birth of Rationalism

Lecture 3: Post Rational

Lecture 4: Critical Thinking

Lecture 5: Data Driven Design

Lecture 6: Everybody Lies

Lecture 7: Focus Groups

Lecture 8: Eating Dogfood

Lecture 9: Scandinavian Design

Lecture 10: Innovation Theatre

Lecture 11: Design Thinking

Lecture 12: Summary

Chapter 7: Research (Exercises)

Lecture 1: Test Assumptions

Lecture 2: Logical Fallacies

Lecture 3: User Interview

Lecture 4: Another User Interview

Lecture 5: Surveys

Lecture 6: Competitive Analysis

Lecture 7: Paper Prototyping

Chapter 8: Experience Economy

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Experience Economy

Lecture 3: Case Study: Tinder

Lecture 4: Designers Remorse

Lecture 5: Whats Easy?

Lecture 6: Perception

Lecture 7: Case Study: Uber

Lecture 8: Don Norman

Lecture 9: Creativity

Lecture 10: Summary

Chapter 9: Analyse (Exercises)

Lecture 1: Empathy Map

Lecture 2: Persona

Lecture 3: Journey Map

Lecture 4: Storyboarding

Chapter 10: Creativity

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Creativity

Lecture 3: Creative Brain

Lecture 4: Powerpoint Kills

Lecture 5: Be Unique

Lecture 6: Having Ideas

Lecture 7: Brainstorming

Lecture 8: Post It

Lecture 9: Play

Lecture 10: Test

Lecture 11: Summary

Chapter 11: Ideate (Exercises)

Lecture 1: Frame The Problem

Lecture 2: Creativity Exercises

Lecture 3: Test Assumptions

Lecture 4: Feature Matrix

Lecture 5: Red Routes

Lecture 6: Information Architecture

Lecture 7: Wireframe

Chapter 12: Perception

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Change Your Perspective

Instructors

Rob Sutcliffe
UI Designer & Developer

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2 stars: 145 votes

3 stars: 886 votes

4 stars: 3302 votes

5 stars: 5965 votes

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