English | MP4 | AVC 1280×720 | AAC 48KHz 2ch | 1h 37m | 177 MB
An interaction designer’s mission is the same on every project: create an experience that users will love. And while the applications and platforms you work on may vary greatly from client to client, user-centered design techniques can help you accomplish this central goal on nearly any kind of project. In this course, Diane Cronenwett takes a deeper dive into interaction design, exploring each of the key platforms, processes, and project types you’ll encounter as a working UX designer. Diane shares general techniques and tools for evaluating user needs and designing for different experience levels. She then goes over common challenges you’ll face when designing consumer and enterprise experiences, as well as modern interfaces such as wearables.
Topics include:
- Understanding user motivations and goals
- Using personas in interaction design
- Designing ecommerce and social experiences
- Designing enterprise experiences for mobile
- UX design challenges for smart home devices
- Designing for voice interfaces
- UX design challenges for automotive interfaces
Table of Contents
Introduction
1 Design anything
Understanding User Motivations, Goals, and Tasks
2 User research overview
3 User archetypes
4 Context of use
5 Defining scenarios
6 Defining design principles
7 Designing for novices and beginners
8 Designing for intermediate and experts
Designing Consumer Experiences
9 Consumer experience considerations
10 Designing ecommerce experiences
11 Designing social experiences
12 Designing content-rich experiences
13 Consumer experience for mobile
Designing for Enterprise Experiences
14 Enterprise experience considerations
15 Designing software and web applications
16 Designing intranets
17 Enterprise experiences for mobile
Designing for Modern Interfaces
18 Designing smart home devices
19 Designing wearables
20 Designing voice interfaces
21 Designing automotive transit interfaces
22 Designing kiosks
Conclusion
23 Next steps
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