This course is for anyone interested in learning the theory of UX design.
InstructorDaniel Walter ScottEditorial course preview
These 2 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
A graphic design featuring diagonal red, green, and white stripes on a dark blue background with the text HOW TO MOVE FROM GRAPHIC DESIGNER TO UX DESIGNER
A mobile app prototype displaying an email composition interface with a contact list and virtual keyboard on a dark background.
The curriculum covers a wide range of testing techniques, including ethnographic studies, eye tracking, expert reviews, and diary studies.
Instruction includes practical group exercises focused on creating user personas and performing pairwise comparisons during the mockup phase.
Learner signals suggest the focus on tools like InVision may be outdated, with a notable absence of modern industry standards such as Figma.
The content is primarily theoretical, which may lack the depth required for understanding complex user journeys or specific professional workflows.
The curriculum aligns with the goal of introducing UX theory to beginners and designers.
