This document provides an overview of mobile UX design for beginners. It discusses what UX is, which is making products that people want to use. It then outlines the UX design process using the acronym HEAR: H: Hearing from users through research methods like interviews to understand user needs. E: Creating solutions through workshops to translate ideas into prototypes. A: Delivering the prototypes and analyzing data to prioritize features. R: Refining the design by observing users and seeking continuous feedback. The document details steps for research, ideation, prototyping, and delivery and emphasizes the importance of having a beginner's mindset and questioning assumptions in UX

1. Mobile UX for Beginners

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Hello, I’m Kai
Short intros:
Name?
What you do?
What do you know about UX?
Why are you here?

3. What is UX?

5. Making stuff that people want to use

6. The Hook

7. UX Cookbook

8. DeliverCreateHear
Collect Stories &
inspiration from people.
You will prepare and
conduct field research.
source: IDEO HCD Toolkit
Work together in a
workshop format to
translate ideas into
solutions and prototypes.
Realise your solutions
through agile methods
and analyse data to
prioritise features.

9. Hear

10. Hear
Identify Design
Challenge
Recognise existing
knowledge
Identify people to
talk to
source: When cultures collide, Richard D. Lewis

11. Choose research method
• Individual interview
• Group interview
• In-context immersion
• Expert interview
• Seek inspiration in new
places
Hear

12. Develop your mindset
• Have a beginners mindset
• Observe vs Interpret
• Learn, unlearn, relearn
Hear

13. Create

14. Create
Develop the approach
• Google Design Sprint
• 3-5 days workshop
• http://www.gv.com/sprint/

15. Create
Set the stage
• Day 1: Unpack - How might we?
• Day 2: Sketch - User stories,
personas
• Day 3: Decide - one shot, battle
royale
• Day 4: Prototype - Wireframes,
Mockups
• Day 5: Test - Usability tests

16. Create: Narratives

17. Create: Wireframes
Tools you can use
Wireframes
• Sketch
• Omnigraffle
• Balsamiq
Prototyping
• invisionapp.com
• Axure

18. Deliver

19. Deliver: Where design fit in

20. Deliver: Data Analytics
http://www.rodden.org/kerry/heart/

21. What makes for a good
UX person?

22. “Question everything generally
thought to be obvious.” - Dieter Ram