UX & User-Centred Design.

Course objectives After completing the programme, the student should have knowledge of/in - Specialised knowledge of digital analytics tools (e.g. Google Analytics) - Digital and analogue user testing - Analysis of data from tests and interviews - UX tools such as personas, user stories and customer journeys - Advanced knowledge of how design software is used, including Balsamiq and Figma - Wireframing and analogue prototypes - Digital prototyping tools - Basic knowledge of interaction design - Designing and running UX workshops - Information architecture from a UX perspective, the process and IA principles. After completing the programme, the student should have the skills to - Determine what input is needed to make informed design decisions - Plan, identify and carry out user tests and interviews - Compile data for their own use or for others - Build design documents using suitable design software - Determine the level of prototyping depending on the assignment and the phase of the design process - Lead UX workshops. After completing the programme, the student should have the competence to - Independently gather relevant input to create user-centred design and complete assigned projects. - Independently or in a team, ensure that the user perspective is maintained throughout the design process - Design well-crafted interfaces with a documented process - Create interface prototypes for further user testing or delivery using design software.