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Fundamentals of User Experience and User Interface Design

Learn the fundamentals of effective User Experience and User Interface Design.

What you’ll learn

Designing User Experiences: The Basics
How to Incorporate Lean UX and Design Thinking into Your Design Process
Create User Personas, User Scenarios, and Use Cases with this tutorial.
Learn how to build information architecture and use card sorting and mental models to help with navigation.
In the basics of user interface design, you learn about colour psychology, typography, and a lot more.
How to Use Motion and Animation in User Interfaces
Modern User Interface Design’s Ten Usability Heuristics
How to Conduct User Research and What Strategies Should Be Used When Testing a User Experience

Requirements

No prior experience is needed. We will start with the basics

Description

This course goes over the basics of User Experience Design and User Interface Design since it helps a lot when building a User Experience to know how graphical user interfaces work.

We need to know who is using our products, so we start with the fundamentals of human-centered design.

We learn how to do market research and create prototype users, or personas, to aid in the improvement of our design. Also, we talk about User Stories and User Scenarios, which, along with Use Cases, help us test our design and find any problems that might be there.

It’s important to have a good information architecture, so we’ll show you how to use techniques like card sorting to improve your product’s user flow and navigation.

We’ll look at how we can combine Design Thinking and Lean UX into our work to ensure that our products are as accessible as feasible. We’ll also go through the most crucial usability heuristics to keep in mind.

In the user interface design section of the course, we discuss the factors that impact a user’s visual experience with our goods.

You’ll learn about the psychology of colour and how to use different colour combinations to make your things look better.

We have tremendous tools at our disposal in the form of typography and motion that can make our products even more straightforward to use.

This course will cover all of this and more, so if you’re looking to understand the principles of contemporary user experience, interaction, and interface design, you’ve come to the perfect place.