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Learn the secret of intuitive design: Design a great conceptual model.
Design a great user experience (UX) by first designing a conceptual model.
Why are some websites, software, apps, and devices easy to use and others are not? Why do users like some products and reject others? Designers of products that are easy to use know the secret -- They design a conceptual model of the product that matches the target audience's mental model of how it should work. In this course you will learn the secret of how to create a conceptual model.
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Some examples of what's in the course:
How to create a conceptual model
How to connect a conceptual model to the users' mental models
How to decide on major user objects and their "views"
How to use your user research map out task flows and screen flows.
How to make critical conceptual model decisions before you wireframe or prototype a single screen
How to make sure that the conceptual model of what you design fits the users' mental models
The critical components of navigation design
Quizzes throughout the course to test your knowledge
Exercises throughout the course to practice what you are learning
and much, much more!
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How to create a conceptual model
How to connect a conceptual model to the users' mental models
How to decide on major user objects
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I have a Ph.D. in Psychology and decades of experience as a behavioral scientist, applying psychology to the design of digital products. I'm a consultant to Fortune 1000 companies, start-ups, and educational and government organizations. A client once referred to me as "The Brain Lady", and it stuck. Probably because I like to teach and consult about brain science. I'm...
Thank you, this was helpful.
For me this course was too high level.
Good practical explanation, but nothing more.
Another excellent course by Susan Weinschenk. I like the way she presents in short videos. She has very good, practical knowledge of user centred design. I am going to do this course again to really get a good understanding of them material presented in the course
Very good course-Many concepts I was not aware of.
It's not practical and could be much organised
Suzan, once again, you nailed this topic just perfectly. Can't stop learning from you :-)
While the instructor does tend to use terminology she herself created (which can be confusing when trying to relate to what you may or may not already know, or have heard about), it's still valuable the methods she teaches. This course is basically about the detailed steps one should take in order to build a sound protoype (or, "conceptual model"). I enjoyed this course because the instructor used great examples to explain her theory well - so it was easy to understand. A course worth taking!
Gives an birds eye view of the user research process. The cardsorting process, task anakyses etc. But I think Task analysis needs an in-depth review as its just touched the overview. Also the navigation systems also requires some insight into information design/architecture.
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Emile A.
Greta commentary but no visual examples or practical guidance so feels very theoretical...