What you'll learn
Get to grips with UX best practices and incorporate them in your web design
Understand human-centered observations and know how to engage in UX thinking
Dive into learning user empathy understanding user-centered observation, building design, testing persona, and more
Requirements
No prior knowledge of UX design is required.
Description
Interested in adding UX design to your professional tool kit? In this course, Billy Hollis provides developers with an entry point to the principles and process of UX design for typical business apps. Billy begins by going over the state of business applications today, as well as what a well-designed business app looks like. Next, he digs into design principles, discussing how to leverage the human visual system to help users intuitively see what they need. He also goes over the visual and cognitive problems with crowded screens, presenting alternatives that can help you deal with cluttered interfaces. Plus, learn how to refine your ideas using storyboarding. Upon wrapping up this course, you'll be ready to start creating your own intuitive, elegant UX designs that delight users.

Topics include:

What a well-designed app looks like

Leveraging cognitive design principles

Decluttering crowded screens

Understanding your users' needs

Recording and analyzing user observations

Storyboarding your ideas

Helpful techniques for the design process

Dealing with conflict in design evaluation

Who this course is for:
his Learning Path is for aspiring UX designers who wish to enter the field of UX design, especially programmers, content strategists, and organizations keen to understand the core and advanced concepts of UX design.