UX Research
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The UX Design course is a standout amongst the most commonsense and hands-on courses I've ever done; we were effectively doing, not inactively listening to hypothesis.
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This is the second time I have utilized Academy Class and at the end of the day found the administration perfect. In the event that you are searching for an organization that conveys superb preparing combined with awesome beforehand bolster then look no further.
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I've generally left Academy Class cheerful having gained what has been taught. The tranquil working zone's are wonderful just like all the staff and guides. The lessons are constantly instructive, with top range of the hardware and I plan to book again soon.
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In this hands-on course, you will have plenty of opportunities to apply the most commonly used UX research techniques. Through a series of group exercises and assignments, you will plan, conduct and analyse research sessions while gaining a better understanding of the UX research process. We will teach you the skills needed to implement research into your product development cycle, allowing you to create products that your audience will love.
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About this course
By the end of the course you will be able to:
Plan, manage and conduct UX research
Create a research plan
Choose appropriate research methods
Develop a question pool
Recruit and select participants
Record, document and present research findings
Ideal for designers, developers, researchers, marketers and anyone involved in developing products. If you want to gain a better understanding of what people think, feel and do when using your products/service this course is for you. The course focuses on the first part of the UX design process and has been designed to complement our UX design Jumpstart. Therefore, delegates who have already attended the Jumpstart will benefit greatly from this specialist course.
You should have a proper understanding of using either a Mac or PC. We will be using the Internet, text and photo editing software such as Word, Pages and Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator. Although this course does not require any previous design experience delegates who already have completed, the UX Design Jumpstart course will have an advantage, as they are already familiar with the UX design process.
Reviews
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The UX Design course is a standout amongst the most commonsense and hands-on courses I've ever done; we were effectively doing, not inactively listening to hypothesis.
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This is the second time I have utilized Academy Class and at the end of the day found the administration perfect. In the event that you are searching for an organization that conveys superb preparing combined with awesome beforehand bolster then look no further.
← | →
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I've generally left Academy Class cheerful having gained what has been taught. The tranquil working zone's are wonderful just like all the staff and guides. The lessons are constantly instructive, with top range of the hardware and I plan to book again soon.
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Course rating
Recommended
Centre rating
Mia Worthington
Gemma Middleton
Emma
This centre's achievements
All courses are up to date
The average rating is higher than 3.7
More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months
This centre has featured on Emagister for 16 years
Subjects
- UX Research
- Painting
- UX Design
- Drawing Techniques
- Personas
- Colour management
- Digital Imaging
- Prototypes
- Design practitioners
- Flow Charts
- Colour Correction
Course programme
Introduction to UX research
- Advantages of conducting research within UX design
- Research process overview
- Who is involved, what is needed?
- Managing costs and resources
- Using primary and secondary research
- Understanding quantitative and qualitative methods
- Generative vs. evaluative research
- Using market research
- Competitive analysis explained
- When to use ethnographic research
- Using existing data from marketing and sales resources
- Research methods and tools examined:
- Observations
- Interviews
- Shadowing
- Questionnaires/Surveys
- Photo ethnography
- Focus groups
- Usability testing
Planning Research
- Research goals and deliverables
- How long will it take to gather sufficient data?
- The right method for your project
- Setting up a research team
- Recruiting participants
- External vs. internal research
- Asking the “right” questions
Research Documentation Tools
- Choosing the right tool for your methods
- Exploring ways to capture and document data:
- Note taking
- Video
- Audio
- Photos
- How to take good observation notes
- The dos and don’ts of video and sound recordings
- Preparing recordings
Analysing & Presenting Findings
- How to best analyse and extract user data
- Taking advantage of information frameworks such as POEMSand 5Es
- Working with experience maps
- Using personas to help explain your research
- Useful tools to visualise research outcomes
- Evaluating the research process
UX Research