An empathetic, user-centered analysis is a basis for interface design that makes sense to the user. With a clear definition of user requirements, developers and designers can create more effective and usable software interface designs. In this course, you will learn the methods and concepts to analyze user-centered requirements—the foundation for designing user-centered interfaces, content, applications, and websites.
This course is designed for UX researchers, UX designers, usability practitioners, website and application developers, interface designers, and project managers.
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Foundations of User-Centered Design
Stakeholder Engagement and Research Planning
The Researcher’s Mindset
Conducting Qualitative User Research
Conducting Quantitative User Research
From Data to Insight
Personas
Scenarios and Storyboarding
Content Strategy in Conceptual Design
Prototyping Concepts and Testing Ideas