Run your own Research and Usability Testing

Run your own Research and Usability Testing, available at Free, has an average rating of 3.85, with 13 lectures, based on 47 reviews, and has 904 subscribers.

You will learn about In this class you will learn about the different techniques to conduct a User Research: by observing users in context, running surveys from your office or interviewing your teammates. I will provide alternatives to help you, no matter the size of your team or your previous knowledge. You will learn how to test in any stage you’re in right now and to gather feedback. Those findings will allow you to design human-centered products based on your users. Step by step, you will discover, explore, test and listen. With short and easy exercises to apply to your own project or product, you will have all the tools you need such as: Interviewing users and conducting UX audits Defining the red routes and creating your personas. Creating user stories, mind maps and storyboards . Running a usability testing and defining KPIs to measure success and improve your product. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone curious about user research and usability testing willing to learn practical knowledge It is particularly useful for Anyone curious about user research and usability testing willing to learn practical knowledge.

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Summary

Title: Run your own Research and Usability Testing

Price: Free

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 13

Number of Published Lectures: 13

Number of Curriculum Items: 13

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 13

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

In this class you will learn about the different techniques to conduct a User Research: by observing users in context, running surveys from your office or interviewing your teammates.

I will provide alternatives to help you, no matter the size of your team or your previous knowledge.

You will learn how to test in any stage you’re in right now and to gather feedback. Those findings will allow you to design human-centered products based on your users.

Step by step, you will discover, explore, test and listen. With short and easy exercises to apply to your own project or product, you will have all the tools you need such as: Interviewing users and conducting UX audits

Defining the red routes and creating your personas.

Creating user stories, mind maps and storyboards .

Running a usability testing and defining KPIs to measure success and improve your product.

Who Should Attend

Anyone curious about user research and usability testing willing to learn practical knowledge

Target Audiences

Anyone curious about user research and usability testing willing to learn practical knowledge

In this 60-minute class, explore how UX/ UI Designer Eva Jobard walks you through the different techniques to conduct User Research: by observing users in context, running surveys from your office or interviewing your teammates. She’ll provide alternatives to help you, no matter the size of your team or your previous knowledge.

You’ll learn how to test in any stage you’re in right now and how to gather feedback. Those findings will allow you to design human-centred products based on your users.

Step by step, you’ll discover, explore, test and listen. With short and easy exercises to apply to your own project or product, you’ll have all the tools you need such as:

Interviewing users and conducting UX audits

Running a content/ feature inventory to perform a competitive analysis

Defining the red routes and creating your personas

Creating user stories, mind maps and storyboards

Performing a heuristic evaluation

Running a usability testing with paper & interactive prototype

Defining KPIs to measure success and improve your product

Using surveys to gather quick insights

Designing a human-centred experience

It will help if you have basic knowledge, at least an understanding of the vocabulary that will be used in this course such as Personas, Red Routes, UX audit, Quantitative & Qualitative Analysis.

In this course you will learn how to:

Observe & interview users to spot frustrations & struggles

Involve your team to get insights & solve usability/ design/ technical issues

Align user goals and business goals

Perform a UX audit to spot inconsistencies

Run a content/ feature inventory to perform a competitive analysis

Use affinity sorting to cluster user observations by themes

Define red routes using a severity chart

Identify your persona(s)

Draw an empathy map

Perform a heuristic evaluation

Create your storyboard

Run a usability testing with paper & interactive prototype

Differentiate quantitative & qualitative methods + when & how to use them

Measure usability with KPIs

Use surveys to gather quick insights

Design a human-centred experience

A list of resources and templates are provided here to help you. It is highly encouraged to upload your work all along the way to make some progress, share your findings and interact with fellow students.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: User Research: Discovery phase

Lecture 3: User Research: More interviews

Lecture 4: How to run a UX Audit

Chapter 2: Explore

Lecture 1: Competitive Analysis & Affinity Sorting

Lecture 2: Red Routes & Persona

Lecture 3: Usability Heuristics

Lecture 4: The concept & beauty of iteration

Chapter 3: Iterate

Lecture 1: Prototyping: paper & interactive prototypes

Lecture 2: Usability Testing: Part I

Lecture 3: Usability Testing: Part II

Chapter 4: Listen

Lecture 1: After the research

Lecture 2: Conclusion

Instructors

Eva Jobard
Product Designer (UX/ UI)

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes

2 stars: 2 votes

3 stars: 13 votes

4 stars: 14 votes

5 stars: 14 votes

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