Overview
In today's fast-paced digital world, user-centric and adaptable websites are no longer a luxury - they're a necessity. By embracing UX and responsive design, you will unlock the potential to elevate your websites, boosting user satisfaction and engagement. This, in turn, leads to higher conversion rates and a stronger online presence for your clients or organization, as well as better collaboration within your team, bridging the gap between designers, developers, and stakeholders.
Introduction to UX Design Basics for Non-Developers is a two-day, hands-on workshop designed to make these important skills accessible to people without technical web development, scripting or formal web design training or experience. As the digital landscape becomes increasingly user-centric, it's essential for professionals across various industries to understand the fundamentals of engaging, user friendly web design. Our immersive course introduces you to essential UX concepts, equipping you with the knowledge and skills necessary to create user-friendly designs and collaborate effectively with UX professionals within your organization.
This immersive course will teach you the basics of how to create intuitive and engaging digital experiences, even without a web development background. Our workshop covers essential topics such as signposting, wayfinding, and navigation patterns, as well as designing for different devices and screen sizes. You will also explore techniques for collecting user input and feedback, incorporating valuable insights into design iterations and enhancing the overall user experience. You'll discover the power of user-centric design as our industry experts guide you through understanding user interactions, responding to common UX situations, and leveraging UX professionals within an organization. You will also learn about organizing content, improving navigation, and laying out pages for ease of use. With 50% of the course dedicated to hands-on activities, you'll have the opportunity to apply your newfound knowledge to real-world projects, ensuring a well-rounded and practical learning experience.
You'll leave this course armed with the essential skills needed to create user-centric, intuitive, and engaging digital experiences, collaborate effectively with UX professionals, and make informed decisions about content organization, navigation, and layout in various digital projects.
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Standard Delivery: 16 hours of instruction over 2 days
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Full Course Details
Part 1: Understanding Users and Their Interactions
- How users think
- Mental models and expectations
- Common UX situations and best practices
Part 2: The Role of UX in an Organization
- Importance of UX in projects
- Collaborating with UX professionals
- When to engage UX experts in projects
- Hands-on Activity: User Journey Mapping
- Creating user personas
- Mapping user journeys for a sample website
- Identifying pain points and opportunities for improvement
Part 3: Organizing Content and Designing for Ease of Use
- Content organization strategies
- Information architecture principles
- Designing an intuitive site layout
- Hands-on Activity: Creating a Site Structure
- Brainstorming and organizing content for a sample website
- Developing a site structure and information architecture
- Presenting and discussing the results
Part 4: Enhancing Navigation
- Signposting, wayfinding, and navigation patterns
- Improving navigation through design
- Usability and accessibility considerations
- Hands-on Activity: Designing Navigation
- Creating navigation elements for a sample website
- Testing and refining the navigation design
- Sharing and discussing the results
Part 5: Laying Out Pages for Ease of Use
- Principles of page layout and design
- Visual hierarchy and consistency
- Designing for different devices and screen sizes
- Hands-on Activity: Creating a Wireframe
- Designing a wireframe for a sample website
- Incorporating navigation, content organization, and layout principles
- Presenting and discussing the results
Part 6: Collecting User Input and Feedback
- Designing intuitive forms and input methods
- Collecting and analyzing user feedback
- Incorporating user feedback into design iterations
Part 7: Course Wrap-up and Q&A
The intended audience for this course is non-web developers or individuals without a web development background who need to learn the basics of User Experience (UX) design. These participants may come from various industries and roles where an understanding of user-centered design and UX principles can contribute to creating better digital experiences and enhance collaboration with UX professionals.
In order to be successful in the course you should possess:
- Basic computer literacy: Participants should have basic computer skills, such as the ability to navigate and use common software applications, browse the internet, and manage files and folders on their devices. This foundational knowledge will help participants engage effectively with the course materials and hands-on activities.
- Familiarity with digital platforms: Participants should have a general understanding of various digital platforms (such as websites, mobile apps, and desktop applications) and their primary components, including navigation menus, buttons, and forms. This will help them better comprehend the UX concepts and best practices introduced in the course.
- Interest in user-centered design: Participants should have an interest in learning about user-centered design principles and applying them to real-world projects. This motivation will facilitate engagement in the course and enable participants to effectively incorporate the learned concepts into their work or future projects.
- Understand user interactions and mental models: Participants will learn how users think and process information, gaining insights into user expectations, mental models, and best practices for responding to common UX situations.
- Collaborate effectively with UX professionals: Participants will learn the role of UX in an organization, when to engage UX experts in projects, and how to communicate and collaborate effectively with UX designers and researchers.
- Organize content and design intuitive site layouts: Participants will gain the skills to create user-centric content organization strategies, apply information architecture principles, and design site layouts that are easy to use and navigate.
- Enhance navigation through design principles: Participants will learn to improve website navigation by applying signposting, wayfinding, and navigation patterns, as well as incorporating usability and accessibility considerations into their designs.
- Collect and incorporate user input and feedback: Participants will learn how to design intuitive forms and input methods, collect and analyze user feedback, and incorporate user insights into design iterations to create more engaging and effective digital experiences.
Should Client cancel more than ten (10) business days prior to the Course Start Date, Client will be responsible for reimbursing for any non-refundable airfare and travel expenses (pre-paid hotels fees, etc.) for the Instructor, if any. Should Client cancel within ten (10) but more than five (5) business days’ notice from the Course Start Date, Client will pay 50% of the Course Total in addition to any non-refundable T&E expenses for the Instructor as described above. Should Client cancel within five (5) business days from the Course start Date, client is responsible for 100% of the Course Total, in addition to any non-refundable T&E expenses for the Instructor as described above