UX Design for Beginners The Essentials of UX + Usability

UX Design for Beginners – The Essentials of UX + Usability, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 64 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 758 reviews, and has 3790 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop Skills needed to be a great UX Designer Understand User Behavior and Psychology rather than the UX Process Apply Design Thinking & UX Principles to any product you build CASE STUDY ASSIGNMENTS : Find and Solve UX problems in Mobile and Web Apps Apply Mental Models and Mapping to your products Know Affordances and Signifiers and how to apply them to any product How we Perceive things and how our Memory works Make any Websites or Apps Usability better Learn about all common UX mistakes designers and developers make Apply the knowledge of UX to user interfaces or Apps you are coding Improve any Products User Experience What role Developers play in UX? Apply UX and Usability Principles to Improve UX of any Digital Product This course is ideal for individuals who are Designers or Developers or Coders or SEO Experts or UI Designers or Entrepreneur or Design Directors or Web Designers or Mobile App Developes or Startup CEO or Anyone who wants to learn User Experiene It is particularly useful for Designers or Developers or Coders or SEO Experts or UI Designers or Entrepreneur or Design Directors or Web Designers or Mobile App Developes or Startup CEO or Anyone who wants to learn User Experiene.

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Summary

Title: UX Design for Beginners – The Essentials of UX + Usability

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 64

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 64

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 68

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Develop Skills needed to be a great UX Designer

Understand User Behavior and Psychology rather than the UX Process

Apply Design Thinking & UX Principles to any product you build

CASE STUDY ASSIGNMENTS : Find and Solve UX problems in Mobile and Web Apps

Apply Mental Models and Mapping to your products

Know Affordances and Signifiers and how to apply them to any product

How we Perceive things and how our Memory works

Make any Websites or Apps Usability better

Learn about all common UX mistakes designers and developers make

Apply the knowledge of UX to user interfaces or Apps you are coding

Improve any Products User Experience

What role Developers play in UX?

Apply UX and Usability Principles to Improve UX of any Digital Product

Who Should Attend

Designers

Developers

Coders

SEO Experts

UI Designers

Entrepreneur

Design Directors

Web Designers

Mobile App Developes

Startup CEO

Anyone who wants to learn User Experiene

Target Audiences

Designers

Developers

Coders

SEO Experts

UI Designers

Entrepreneur

Design Directors

Web Designers

Mobile App Developes

Startup CEO

Anyone who wants to learn User Experiene

Start your User Experience Design career NOW

Every field of study have some Principles and Basic concepts and if you master those concepts and principles, you can apply them anywhere. Similarly in User Experience Design, experts are studying Human behavior from past many years so you need to master these UX, Usability and Interaction Design principles.   

This course will walk you through all the Principles, Essential Concepts and Behavior Patterns of Humanswhen they use Website, Mobile Apps or any product so you can Design better digital products and delight your users.   

Develop mindsets and skills to deliver a better UX for any Website, Mobile App or product. This course is full of latest practical examples and screenshots of UX problems which a lot of Designers, developers and Product managers are making with their products.   

Whether you’re a designer, developer, or are completely new to UX DESIGN, you’ll leave this course with a practical understanding of which qualities makes products delightful, efficient, functional and usable.

This course lectures, practical examples about

 

How to become UX Designer   

UX CASE STUDY: Find and solve the UX problems within an actual Medical Doctor’s App

Develop UX insight to instantly identify problems in your product

Learn about Mental Models and Human Behavioral Patterns

Develop your instincts and skills for UX Design (Double Diamond model of Design)

Develop Root cause analysis skill and learn about 7 Steps of Action

How Human mental and Physical limits effects UX

How to reduce Cognitive load to improve User Experience

How to avoid common UX problems in Websites and mobile apps

How Discoverability, learnability and feedback improves UX of your digital products?

Design patterns and Anticipatory Design

Identify usability or Interaction Design problemswith just a glance

Why Human behavior with Digital Products is important for UX?

How to improve Conversion by eliminating barriers to entry?

How to record Video of your User’s Activity to solve see user’s frustrations in action ?

How Users scan and read on your websites? and a lot more

Enjoy all the Real-World Examples inside this course and start your UX Design Career by mastering these basics in the right way.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to User Expericne, UX Roles and how to be a UX Designer

Lecture 1: Whats the difference in UX and UI Design?

Lecture 2: Can I be a UX Designer?

Lecture 3: Different roles of UX Designers

Lecture 4: Important Message from Instructor

Lecture 5: Major parts of every UX Design

Lecture 6: Download course Resources and PDF Notes

Chapter 2: Human Centered Design, Double Diamond Model of Design and Root Cause analysis

Lecture 1: What is Human Centered Design (HCD)?

Lecture 2: What is Agile UX? (Student Request Headshot Video)

Lecture 3: Double Diamond Model of Design by Don Norman

Lecture 4: Using Root Cause Analysis in UX Design

Lecture 5: Seven Stages of Action by Don Norman

Lecture 6: 5 second Usability test

Chapter 3: Principles & Concepts of User Experience, Usability and Interaction Design

Lecture 1: What are Affordances, anti-affordances and Signifiers?

Lecture 2: Examples of Affordances and Signifiers

Lecture 3: Affordances & Signifiers explained → Headshot Video

Lecture 4: What is Mapping and Natural Mapping?

Lecture 5: Conceptual and Mental Models in UX

Lecture 6: Working memory and our attention span

Lecture 7: Examples of Working Memory and attention

Lecture 8: Recognition rather than recall

Lecture 9: Examples of Recognition rather than recall

Lecture 10: How User Expectations actually work?

Lecture 11: User Expectations example → Headshot Video

Lecture 12: Examples of User Expectations

Lecture 13: Limits of Peripheral Vision

Lecture 14: Examples of limited Peripheral Vision

Lecture 15: What is Context of Use in User Experience?

Lecture 16: Explanation of Context of use → Headshot Video

Lecture 17: Why Stakeholders are as important as Users?

Lecture 18: What is Information Architecture? (Headshot Video)

Lecture 19: Examples of Information architecture (Navigation best practices)

Chapter 4: Human Behavior Patterns, Decision making, scanning patterns and Change Blindness

Lecture 1: Human laziness, Decision Paralysis and reading pattern

Lecture 2: Human Decision making → How Old and New Brain works?

Lecture 3: Humans hate change

Lecture 4: Our Goals and Change Blindness

Lecture 5: Examples of Human behavior, Decision Paralysis and why we hate change

Lecture 6: Examples of F & Z reading patterns and why humans dont like barriers

Chapter 5: Designing for Humans → How to design better products for humans

Lecture 1: Discoverability → Can your users discover your products features

Lecture 2: Learnability → Can your users learn to use your product easily

Lecture 3: Feedback → Do users know what is happening or just happened?

Lecture 4: Examples of Visual and Audio Feedback

Lecture 5: Feedback within the context → Walmart Example

Lecture 6: Consistency in Design & Function with Examples

Lecture 7: Constraints and how to use them to improve UX

Lecture 8: What are Slips & Mistakes and how to avoid them?

Lecture 9: Designing for errors with Examples

Lecture 10: User always in control with Examples

Lecture 11: Using Grouping and Chunking to improve UX

Lecture 12: Physical & Mental limitations of Humans

Chapter 6: How Developers can improve User Experience?

Lecture 1: Using Design Patterns → Dont re-invent the wheel

Lecture 2: Dont let users think → Do heavy calculation yourself

Lecture 3: Why Users always need Speed and when to use Delays?

Lecture 4: Power of Smart Defaults & Suggestion

Lecture 5: Guiding and Training Users at every step

Lecture 6: Reduce number of barriers to entry for Users

Lecture 7: Use Natural language rather than codes

Lecture 8: Examples of Natural language or Converstational Forms

Lecture 9: Timing of notifications and our perception

Lecture 10: Using Google Analytics to know more about Users

Lecture 11: Data driven Design and Anticipatory Design with examples

Lecture 12: Resources & Additional Links → UX for Beginners course

Lecture 13: Case Study Solution → GPtools App

Lecture 14: What to do NEXT?

Lecture 15: BONUS LECTURE

Instructors

Muhammad Ahsan Pervaiz
Product Designer | UX Consultant | Web Developer

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2 stars: 25 votes

3 stars: 100 votes

4 stars: 260 votes

5 stars: 361 votes

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