TPUD - User Experience (UX) Designer (Asynchronous e-Learning)
About This Course
A graduate of this program will be able to:
• Understand the fundamentals of User Experience (UX) Design, including Neilsen’s Heuristic Evaluation, quantitative and qualitative research methodologies, and the design psychology behind designing for humans
• Synthesize user research, frame design opportunities, run design sprints from ideation to prototype using Miro Board, and conduct usability tests to improve designs based on feedback
• Convert designs into a wireframe and low fidelity sketch using Figma, and then into a high-fidelity interactive design that can then be prepared for engineering handoff
• Incorporate visual design basics: information hierarchy, User Interface (UI) design patterns, visual hierarchy, as well as grid systems, typography, style guides, and basic design systems into your designs
• Measure design performance through qualitative analytics to improve a design based on data
What You'll Learn
It is ideal for students who want to understand how to create development-ready designs, and build a UX portfolio to start and succeed in a User Experience (UX) Designer role.
Entry Requirements
Basic Proficiency in English