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UX - How to become a UX Designer
Methods you can use to do a UX test
Daniel Walter Scott
|| VIDEO: 22 of 29
Contents
Overview
1: Introduction
Understanding the industry
2: 5 Phases for the UX designer
3: UX can be broken into 3 fields
4: UI vs UX
5: How much can I get paid as a UX designer
6: How to get your first UX project
Objectives
7: Setting your objectives goals
Research
8: Research introduction
9: Competitor UX research
10: UX Personas or user profiles
11: Group exercise Creating Personas
Mockups
12: UX feature list
13: Group exercise Pairwise comparison
14: UX card sorts Open & Closed
15: UX wireframing tools
16: Should you test your wireframes
17: Moodboards Inspiration
18: Tips for building amazing UI UX designs
19: What tools can I use to build my UX mockup
Testing
20: User testing tools - InVision
21: Finding users for you UX testing
22: Methods you can use to do a UX test
23: More detailed UX testing - Ethnographic Eye tracking Expert review Diary Studies
24: How many people do I need for my UX test
25: What type of UX reporting will your be expected to do
26: Why this could be your last UX project - ever
Building
27: How should it actually be built
Conclusion
28: Post project testing A B testing search bars & live chat
29: How stay current in UX
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