Connecting Women To The Knowledge Economy 4.0: Ux/Ui Design
Connecting Women To The Knowledge Economy 4.0: Ux/Ui Design
UX/UI DESIGN
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This course introduces participant to the concept of UX/UI design. What UX/UI is about, their
differences and the elements of User experience
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— Donald Norman
-Dain Miller,
Web Developer
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What is UI design
User interface design is the design of user interfaces for machines and
software, such as computers, home appliances, mobile devices, and
other electronic devices, with the focus on maximizing usability and
the user experience.
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What is UX design
● The UX designer maps out the bare bones of the user journey; the UI
designer then fills it in with visual and interactive elements.
This course is to introduce participant to researching, how to research and the different type of
research used in User experience design.
Participant will also be thought what a persona is and how to create a persona based on their
research results
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typically drive navigation and interviews. Though the
the site’s information
architecture.
P personal details of the persona
may be fictional, the
information used to create the
user type is not.
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Surveys
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A series of questions asked to
I 4 Interviews
One-on-one discussions with
users show how a particular
multiple users of your
user works. They enable you to
website that help you learn
get detailed information about
about the people who visit
a user’s attitudes, desires, and
your site.
experiences.
Approaches for a good research 13
“ UX
researchers
adopts
various
methods to
uncover
problems and
design
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oppurtunities
USER PERSONA 14
Since personas represent the user groups we want to serve, they are
leading our way in the design process by reminding us which
expectations, difficulties, behaviors and final goals our users have. We are
relying on personas in every subsequent step such as creating flows,
functions or interactions.
A persona is not only useful for designers but it can be further utilized
whenever a certain business or marketing decision has to be made. It can
also be used as a reference point to help newcomers understand the product
vision and even layout new possible directions for innovation. A persona is
not a final product.
Step 1: Take a closer look at your data. Step 3: Create the Persona
The first step is to take a closer look at your data Persona consists of five main elements (but
gathered in the Discovery Phase, mainly User Interview. not restricted to):
Tag your most essential insights, primarily problems. If
you work with a client, you should also account for your ●Photo ●Description
stakeholder point of view. A persona should reflect ●Name ●Goals
business goals, as well. Both the needs of users and
business are crucial to creating a balanced and ●Skills ●Problems
successful Persona.
Once you gather some data to analyze, it’s Persona has no value if it’s not distributed well
time to identify trends. It’s time to take a within your organization. All your team
closer look at tagged data to see if overlap members should be familiar with your
emerges naturally. In this point, you should primary Personas. It will help you be up to
understand that different groups of people date with the main problems for your target
have a novel approach to the subject. users and how they differ.
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Information Architecture
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Information architecture (IA) is a science of
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organizing and structuring content of the websites,
Good information arch
web and mobile applications, and social media itecture makes users le
software. ss alienated and suppr
essed by technology. It
simultaneously increas
Information architecture aims at organizing content es human satisfaction
and your company's pr
so that users would easily adjust to the functionality ofits. Very few jobs allo
of the product and could find everything they need w you to do both at the
without big effort. The content structure depends on same time, so enjoy.
various factors.
Jakob Nielsen
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Introduction to UI Design
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This is an introductory course that teaches participants on the concepts of user interface, its
importance in UI usability and how to optimize it
User interface design can dramatically affect the usability and user
experience of an application. If a user interface design is too complex
or not adaptable to targeted users, the user may not be able to find the
information or service they are looking for. In website design, this can
affect conversion rates. The layout of a user interface design should
also be clearly set out for users so that elements can be found in a
logical position by the user.
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