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AJ&Smart

In this video, Dee, a senior product designer, will explain what UX design is and what it's like to be a UX designer. UX design is about creating a better experience for the user by making a product useful, usable, and desirable. Dee will also talk about the process of UX design, what a UX designer does on a daily basis, and the impact of bad UX design.

What Is UX Design? - A Full Overview

Antony Conboy

In this step, you'll learn about the user centered design process. This process is an iterative circle, and it is essential to understanding the problem and how to solve it. The process consists of four stages: research, concept, design, and test. The research phase is about understanding the problem and gathering ideas. The concept phase is about getting your ideas out in public and wireframes. The design phase is about the aesthetics of the product. The test phase is about testing the product and looking at analytics. The process is an infinite loop, and it is essential to creating the best product.

What is the User-Centered Design Process? (UCD)

UCD Research

This content is about the UCD Impact Planning Canvas, a tool designed to help researchers identify potential impacts of their research. It breaks down impact into three main regions: factors relating to the research, potential impact, and unique value propositions. It also provides guidance on how to engage with beneficiaries, identify potential impact, and consider what evidence is needed to demonstrate impact. Finally, it provides advice on what resources and project team are needed and how to obtain funding.

Canvas Explainer

RAVEN VEAL

This guide is about UX research and the various methods used to uncover user behaviors, needs, and attitudes. UX research helps to humanize customers and insert their needs, intentions, and behaviors into the design and development process. It provides data about the end user, how and when the user will use the product, and the main problems the product will solve. This guide covers the basics of UX research, the steps and associated terminology, the role and value within the broader design process, and the various research methods, such as user groups, interviews, online surveys, usability testing, and user personas. It also provides best practices for each of the methods and advice for choosing the right method for the job.

Conduct UX Research Like A Pro (How-To Guide)

user interview

A user research plan is a document that outlines the goals, objectives, and logistical considerations of a research project for stakeholders and team. It explains the process by which a research plan comes together into a shareable document that enables team alignment, accountability, and efficiency throughout a study. A good research plan is a prerequisite for doing good user research and provides everyone involved with a concise overview of the who, what, when, why, and how of any given research project. The research method chosen will determine the sampling strategy, and a screener survey is used to determine if prospective participants qualify for the study. Research plans also serve as points of reference throughout the research process, ensuring that the inquiry remains focused on answering the key research questions defined at the outset. Additionally, research plans should include the logistics of the research, such as a research schedule, budget, and how the results will be shared.

How to Create a User Research Plan [Template]

This post discusses four user research techniques used in UX design: user personas, user stories, scenarios, and storyboards. User personas help the design team to target their designs around users. User stories are brief statements that identify the user and their need/goal. Scenarios are situations that capture how users perform tasks on a website or app. Storyboards are visual representations of how the user would react with a site or app. These techniques help the design team to understand the goals and needs of their users and put them into context for the design process.

This content is about creating user personas for effective product and service design. It provides examples of typical user persona examples and templates, with detailed stories about five personas; John, an entrepreneur, Phoebe, a UX designer, Catelyn, a customer success manager, Jason, a regional director, and Rebecca, a YouTuber. It also provides information on how to create user personas, the challenges and needs each of the personas face, and the benefits of having user personas.

This content is about Appcues, a product adoption software. It provides users with a free trial and offers resources such as Product-Led Growth Flywheel, User Onboarding Software, Feature Adoption Software, and NPS & Surveys. It also provides helpful information such as blog posts and case studies. Finally, it provides users with support and contact information.

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CareerFoundry is an online school that offers courses and programs to help people switch to a career in tech. They provide personalized support from two industry experts, a job guarantee and 1:1 help from a career specialist. They offer introductory and advanced courses in UX Design, UI Design, Web Development, Data Analytics, Digital Marketing and Product Management. They also offer blog posts, online events and career services to help people get the most out of their learning experience.

Wireframes are a common topic of debate in the UX design community. They're meant to be ridiculously simple, but there's still a lot of factors to consider when making one. Low-fidelity wireframes are all about layout, navigation, and information architecture (IA). High Fidelity Prototyping to refine the design: in the agile way, you work towards high-fidelity by taking small steps. Wireframes have the power to improve communication in the design team, by giving the team something tangible to discuss. They can help designers focus on the more functional aspect of the design before moving on to the finer details.

This content is about ProtoPie, a prototyping tool. It explains what a prototype is, why it is useful, who should prototype, how to get started with prototyping, and the different types of prototypes. It also provides a 6-step process for transitioning from low-fidelity to high-fidelity prototypes. Finally, it explains why prototyping is so important for product development.

This article is about 7 tips on prototyping and testing digital products. It covers topics such as the right fidelity, the right tool, the right words, and the right audience for testing. It also covers how to quantify results and the testing setup. Finally, it talks about how to avoid bias when testing.

This step by step process of UI design starts with setting the design objective, then conducting user research and defining personas, and creating user flows and scenarios.The design brief outlines the goals and objectives of the project, target audience, and delivery date.The UI designer then creates the graphical user interface of the product, which can be converted into a clickable prototype.The UX/UI designers continue their work to keep the product updated as per new UI and UX design trends.The end goal is to create a design that is user-friendly and attractive, and that meets the user's needs and expectations.

This article is about creating an effective and eye-catching UX design portfolio. It provides tips and tricks on how to structure the portfolio, what to include, and how to make it stand out. It discusses the importance of having a home page, case study pages, other pages, and graphics. It also talks about the use of mockups, prototypes, and demonstration videos. Lastly, it provides advice on how to make the portfolio personal and communicate the designer's skills.

Innovation and creativity are two concepts that are often used interchangeably, however they are not the same. Creativity is the generation of ideas, concepts, and solutions, while innovation is taking those ideas and turning them into viable products, experiences, or business models. Innovation is the process of realizing a desired and improved future state through incremental and disruptive innovation. Creativity is the fuel for innovation, and innovation requires creative individuals working in creative teams to be successful.

This content is about the process of creativity and how to unlock one's creative genius. It explains how creativity is a learned skill, not something only a few selected people have. It provides tips for how to practice creativity such as setting a schedule for work, exploring variations of ideas, and giving yourself permission to create junk. It also talks about the importance of producing a lot of work, as the more one works, the more likely one is to succeed. Lastly, it emphasizes the importance of shipping your ideas, as real artists ship!"

UX Planet is a one-stop resource for everything related to user experience. It offers news, case studies, articles, and more related to UX design. Signing up for UX Planet will create a Medium account if you don't already have one. It also provides readers with the opportunity to share their ideas with millions of readers. UX Planet covers topics such as product development, emotional branding, user experience considerations, and more.

In this step you'll learn about the four p's of creativity. This includes thinking of creativity as related to people, the product, the context and the process. To practice this process you will need to make toast and explore the possibilities of toast through morphological synthesis. You will also need to design toast for particular clients and consider what your research would look like if it were a toast. Finally, you will need to use divergent and convergent thinking to create new toasts.

- Principles of User Experience(UX) Design and User Interface(UI) 
- Principles & Frameworks for Design Thinking
- Prototyping and User Testing of Prototypes
- Design Thinking principles and frameworks 
- Creativity vs. Innovation
- Innovation process and its different types 

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Ruth Holler

Product Designer

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