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UI-UX

UI/UX is User Interface and user experience. UX design refers to the term User Experience Design , while UI stands for User Interface Design. Both elements are crucial to a product and work closely together.

Table of Content

Module - 1

Module - 2

Module - 3

Module - 4

Module - 5

📌Module - 1

Introduction to User Experience (UX) Design

  • Definition of User Experience (UX)
  • What is Design?
  • What is Design Thinking?
  • What is UX Design?
  • Who is a User?
  • History of UX Design
  • The Scope of User Experience (UX)

📌Module - 2

User Interface (UI) Design

  • User Interface Design Considerations

    • Consistency
    • Responsivenessv
    • Familiar words-
    • StreamingWireframe and its importance

  • User Interface (UI) Design Process

  • Elements of Interface Design

📌Module - 3

User Experience Design Principles (UX)

  • A well-defined Hierarch , Consistency , Accessibility and Usability , Developing User Experience (UX) Design

  • Understanding User Needs

  • Carrying out Research

    • Sketching
    • Design
    • Implementation
    • Evaluation

  • Wireframe and its importance

    • Examples of wireframes
    • Importance of Wireframe
    • Wireframing process
    • Wireframing Tools

  • How to make your wireframe

    1. Research
    2. Do the Research a Reference Point
    3. Mapped out your User flow
    4. Draft, don't draw. Sketch, don't illustrate
    5. Add some detail and get testing
    6. Turn your Wireframes into Prototypes

📌Module - 4

Introduction to Design Thinking

  • Origin Design Thinking
  • What is Design Thinking?
  • The Design Thinking Process
  • What are the Principles of Design Thinking?
  • Collaboration
  • Ideation
  • Application of the Design Thinking Framework
  • Examples of design thinking success

📌Module - 5

Introduction to User Experience (UX) Design Principles

  • Principles of UX Design
  • Focus on your Users
  • Focus on business
  • Digestibility
  • Familiarity
  • Data-informed Design
  • Design Consistency
  • Technology Flexibility

📌Module - 6

TUX Design vs. UI Design

  • UI Design
  • The main differences between UX Design and UI Design
  • Conclusion

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Ayush Soni | © 2021