UX Design Fundamentals Latest Update Graded A+

UX Design Fundamentals Latest Update Graded A+ UX/UI user experience and user interface UX Design The practice of designing products, processes, services, events, and environments with a focus placed on the quality and enjoyment of the total experience; concerns the way that users interact with a product and focuses on the user's onscreen and offscreen experience. UX Research The systematic study of users to determine and better understand their needs, behaviors, and motivations. UX Researcher Champion of user's needs Answer "who are our users?" and "what do our users want?" Interview users, research market data, gather findings Test alternate designs with users Deliver: Usability plans, usability reports Information Architecture the set of ideas about how all information in a given context should be organized and displayed; blueprint maker Content Strategy a plan that outlines the development and management of content needed for a project; when and how content will be created. Wireframing Blueprints that define the layout, behavior, and functionality of a website Prototyping the process of building a model that demonstrates the features of a proposed product, service, or system Usability Testing Testing to determine the extent to which the software product is understood, easy to learn, easy to operate and attractive to the users under specified conditions. Accessibility The analyzation of how well a product has been designed for a vast array of peoples; ensuring that a design is usable by as many people as possible; Inclusive Information Architect Clarifies the mission and goals of the design; assists in determining the functionality of the product; instrumental in defining the organization, navigation, and labeling Interaction Designer Focuses on how a user interacts with a product and how they experience using it; designs the details of an interface, including movement, animation, user flows, and visual aesthetics. UI Designer Establishes the look, feel, and experience of a product from layout and placement to the visual nitty-gritty such as buttons,