Understanding User-Centred Design
Course
Inhouse
Description
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Type
Workshop
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Methodology
Inhouse
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Location
Bristol
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Duration
1 Day
This one-day workshop is designed to provide an insightful, practical, hands-on overview of the User-Centred Design (UCD) process and the range of different methods and tools that can be used to enhance the user experience of websites, applications and products. Suitable for: The workshop is of interest to anyone who has infuence in product design decisions, including project managers, senior management, developers, marketing professionals, business analysts and graphic designers.
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Teachers and trainers (2)
Darius Kumana
User Experience Consultant
Stuart Church
User Experience Consultant
Course programme
Traditional web and software development is changing. Competitive advantage is no longer about who has the most features. It is about user experience. Products and services that are so practical and easy to use that you can’t imagine your life without them…
This one-day workshop is designed to provide an insightful, practical, hands-on overview of the User-Centred Design (UCD) process and the range of different methods and tools that can be used to enhance the user experience of websites, applications and products. The workshop is of interest to anyone who has infuence in product design decisions, including project managers, senior management, developers, marketing professionals, business analysts and graphic designers.
The workshop focuses on four key areas:
* The strategic benefits of UCD
* Understanding your users
* Design and prototyping
* Testing and evaluation
WHAT DO PEOPLE SAY ABOUT THE WORKSHOP?
"Concise, informed and makes you want to stay for more. Always a good sign for a course. Highly recommended."
"As course facilitators, Stuart and his co-facilitator Darius Kumana, were excellent: approachable, pragmatic, highly knowledgeable, and passionate about their subject."
REGISTRATION
The workshop costs £295+VAT per person.
Additional information
Understanding User-Centred Design