Learn how to apply User Experience (UX) principles to your website designs, code a variety of sites, and increase sales!
InstructorJoe NatoliEditorial course preview
These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
The instructor outlines the core curriculum structure on a whiteboard, breaking down the process into Definition, Information Architecture, Design, and Development.
This instructional slide outlines the core principles of UX design, stating that it makes products useful, usable, and valuable.
This graphic outlines key strategic questions for the Definition, Architecture, and Design phases of a project to align user needs with business goals.
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Instruction covers essential stages including stakeholder research, user needs identification, and various Information Architecture models like Hub and Spoke or Bento Box structures.
The curriculum provides easy-to-understand instructions for developing specific UX projects and building websites through distinct phases.
The second half of the course, covering HTML, CSS, and WordPress/WooCommerce, is identified by multiple signals as outdated for modern day-to-day web development.
The curriculum aligns with the stated goals of beginners and business owners through its focus on UX and CMS management.