1 welcome and icons
•Download as PPTX, PDF•
1 like•260 views
This document outlines the schedule and syllabus for a mobile user experience design course. It introduces the instructor, Michael Dain, and covers topics like icon design, scenarios, gestalt principles, navigation, styling, prototyping, testing, and presenting over 4 modules. Students will be graded on participation, prototypes, testing, iteration, and a final presentation. Supplies include a laptop, prototyping account, paper, and markers. The first topic is icon design to get users' attention in 5 minutes.
Report
Share
Report
Share
Recommended
Scenarios For Design: Interaction10 Workshop by Elizabeth Bacon
This presentation supported a 4-hour workshop taught by Liz Bacon at the Interaction10 conference in Savannah, Georgia on February 4, 2010. It describes the nuts-and-bolts of applying a scenario-based approach to design. It also covers some of the theoretical underpinnings of this method as well as how it supports effective team communication and collaboration. Liz will be writing a book on this subject, and welcomes your comments here or directly via http://www.devise.com/contact.
Mobile Monday
This document discusses EffectiveUI, an award-winning user experience agency that creates custom applications. It provides an overview of EffectiveUI's services, including user research, design, and development. It then lists 8 criteria for good user experience and examples of companies EffectiveUI has worked with. The document focuses on lessons for mobile UI design, emphasizing understanding use cases, following design guidelines, testing on devices, and getting designers and clients involved in the design process.
By the Book: Examining the Art of Building Great User Experiences in Software
EffectiveUI Lead User Experience Architect John McRee shares this presentation from Web 2.0 San Francisco 2010.
Going from Here to There: Transitioning into a UX Career
A lot of people are curious about transitioning into the field of User Experience Design (UX). In this talk, I talk about a few different ways that you can transition into a UX career, be it grad school, night classes, or the ol' school of hard knocks, backed up by case studies. This talk was given at NoVA UX Meetup in the offices of AddThis, hosted by organizer Jim Lane.
Mobile UX Design
1) The global mobile phone market reached 1.21 billion units in sales last year. 2) Mobile UX design requires an understanding of hardware capabilities, human factors, and different mobile platforms. 3) A successful mobile app must be optimized for the mobile experience by considering factors like form, screen size, and primary use cases.
Designing an App: From Idea to Market
Effective UI’s Tony Hillerson and Juan Sanchez presented “Designing an App: From Idea to Market” at Android Open in October 2011. They cover best practices for desiging an Android app that offers a good user experience.
Learn You a UX
This document provides an introduction to user experience (UX) design. It discusses key concepts in UX like understanding users, defining goals, considering the environment, and establishing design constraints. It emphasizes that UX design is about intentionally creating positive experiences for users. The document provides examples of tools commonly used in UX like personas, user stories, scenarios, and design principles that can help guide the design process. It also discusses how anyone can incorporate UX reviews into their work to improve products and their own UX skills.
NoVA UX Responsive Design
Presentation for NoVA UX Meetup Group on October 24th, 2012. Thanks to everyone for coming out! Looking forward to seeing you at the next event!
Recommended
Scenarios For Design: Interaction10 Workshop by Elizabeth Bacon
This presentation supported a 4-hour workshop taught by Liz Bacon at the Interaction10 conference in Savannah, Georgia on February 4, 2010. It describes the nuts-and-bolts of applying a scenario-based approach to design. It also covers some of the theoretical underpinnings of this method as well as how it supports effective team communication and collaboration. Liz will be writing a book on this subject, and welcomes your comments here or directly via http://www.devise.com/contact.
Mobile Monday
This document discusses EffectiveUI, an award-winning user experience agency that creates custom applications. It provides an overview of EffectiveUI's services, including user research, design, and development. It then lists 8 criteria for good user experience and examples of companies EffectiveUI has worked with. The document focuses on lessons for mobile UI design, emphasizing understanding use cases, following design guidelines, testing on devices, and getting designers and clients involved in the design process.
By the Book: Examining the Art of Building Great User Experiences in Software
EffectiveUI Lead User Experience Architect John McRee shares this presentation from Web 2.0 San Francisco 2010.
Going from Here to There: Transitioning into a UX Career
A lot of people are curious about transitioning into the field of User Experience Design (UX). In this talk, I talk about a few different ways that you can transition into a UX career, be it grad school, night classes, or the ol' school of hard knocks, backed up by case studies. This talk was given at NoVA UX Meetup in the offices of AddThis, hosted by organizer Jim Lane.
Mobile UX Design
1) The global mobile phone market reached 1.21 billion units in sales last year. 2) Mobile UX design requires an understanding of hardware capabilities, human factors, and different mobile platforms. 3) A successful mobile app must be optimized for the mobile experience by considering factors like form, screen size, and primary use cases.
Designing an App: From Idea to Market
Effective UI’s Tony Hillerson and Juan Sanchez presented “Designing an App: From Idea to Market” at Android Open in October 2011. They cover best practices for desiging an Android app that offers a good user experience.
Learn You a UX
This document provides an introduction to user experience (UX) design. It discusses key concepts in UX like understanding users, defining goals, considering the environment, and establishing design constraints. It emphasizes that UX design is about intentionally creating positive experiences for users. The document provides examples of tools commonly used in UX like personas, user stories, scenarios, and design principles that can help guide the design process. It also discusses how anyone can incorporate UX reviews into their work to improve products and their own UX skills.
NoVA UX Responsive Design
Presentation for NoVA UX Meetup Group on October 24th, 2012. Thanks to everyone for coming out! Looking forward to seeing you at the next event!
Pbl learn by doing for pbl unravelled
The document describes a task for students to design their own icon to reduce verbal clutter on course pages. It provides criteria for the icon, including that the meaning must be obvious from the icon itself. A structured process is outlined, beginning with research on effective icon design and examples. Students then individually create an icon, receive peer critique, and finalize their design. Feedback on the task is solicited at the end.
Ux design process
Creating User Experience for Applications involves multi various skill sets & is on vogue.
Know what UX is all about & Pixel Studios Design Process in this presentation.
Implementing Google's Material Design Guidelines
Implementing Google's Material Design Guidelines. Presented on 6th November 2015 at Oredev.
Dropbox link with working Gifs - https://www.dropbox.com/s/m7ug6m6139hpsd9/Material%20Design%20-%20Oredev.pptx?dl=0
Design Essentials for Developers 08.31.11
The document discusses essential design principles for developers to improve understanding, communication and collaboration with designers. It covers design research, interaction design and graphic design. The presentation emphasizes making intent visible through ensuring interactive elements are visible, recognizable, have feedback, and are safe and consistent. It encourages developers to validate their ideas through quick user interviews, and to appreciate good design while avoiding some common mistakes.
Co design 2012
A brief description of the process of Co-Design as we use it at Butterfly WOrks, Learning and New Meda
WordPress, Design, and You (WCTO 2017)
How does a user-centered design process deliver digital products that people love? Let's get back to basics in this UX 101 presentation where we apply the Elements of User Experience to a WordPress project!
Presented at WordCamp Toronto 2017 (Toronto, Canada)
Great American Teach In - What is UX
This document provides an overview of user experience (UX) design. It defines UX design as designing experiences between people and objects/computer systems. The document lists common UX design activities like problem solving, visual design, user research, and usability testing. It notes that UX design is important because no one gets a product's user experience right on the first try. Effective UX design requires understanding people, their behaviors, needs and emotions. Examples of good and bad design are shown to illustrate design principles. The presentation concludes by asking attendees to sketch designs for a school lunch ordering app or library book browsing app.
Portfolio Review
David Ly's portfolio includes projects that aim to make interfaces more intuitive and interactive. A prototype for a lecture presentation widget synced various media to make the lecture more engaging. A redesign of an online learning platform simplified navigation, standardized elements, and allowed customization to reduce cognitive load on users. The goal for both projects was to design experiences that enable users to "think less and do more."
Design for Developers: Nashville Software School (Summary)
The document provides an overview of design basics and principles for web design. It discusses how good design is functional, useful, intuitive, well-thought out, user-oriented, engaging, simple, efficient, long-lasting, aesthetic and unobtrusive. It provides tips for evaluating a website or app from a user perspective such as checking layout, consistency, clarity of new elements, ability to recover from errors, logical grouping of content, readability, emphasis of elements, use of space and getting feedback from others. It also discusses using personas to represent target users and lists resources for design including books, websites and free tools.
Designing for Mobile
This document discusses keys to successful mobile design. It emphasizes understanding the user by considering factors like their target age group, typical locations and tasks. Device constraints like smaller screens and lower processing power require optimizing graphics, actionscript and dynamically adjusting elements. Fundamental design principles like using a grid structure, appropriate typography at 24pt font size and limited colors bring cohesion. Examples like Etsy demonstrate applying these principles.
FMP Evaluation
Over 8 weeks, the author created a map for the game Rust using Newtek's Modeller and Layout software. At first, using the programs was difficult, but the author gathered evidence on why a new map was needed and ideas came easily. A survey of Rust players provided feedback that most wanted a city-like map. Though initially unfamiliar with the software again, the tools became clearer and the author was able to include detailed features within the 8 week deadline. The final map included a range of buildings and explorable areas that met the target audience's wants.
Can User Experience Design be Designed?
This document discusses whether user experience can be designed. It presents arguments that experience cannot fully be controlled but can be influenced and shaped through iterative design and optimization based on metrics and goals. User experience design aims to plan factors that will guide most users' behavioral and emotional reactions in a particular way, rather than trying to control all outcomes. The results of design are a hypothesis, not something fixed, and should be measured and improved through testing.
Android Material Design Quick Presentation
Thank you for joining in! Where is a very big chance that you are curious about mobile apps and looking to find out more about it or maybe even start designing one on your own. Or, you are a mobile developer, who wants to improve your skills in mobile app design and learn awesome stuff which could definitely improve your app?
If so - that’s exactly what we’re going to do with this presentation! I’m going to help you take your first step towards the great looking and user-friendly mobile app design!
That’s what this presentation is about: taking an idea from a rough concept to a polished experience that your users will love.
Importance of design for Startups
Presentation for startups accelerated by Wayra CEE. Presentation includes information about opportunities for designers in startup communities, aspect of design that I think is underestimated - emotional design (Aaron Walter can tell you more) and examples of successful businesses when design thinking helped overcome real world problems.
Week 8
This document discusses user journeys and how to create them. It explains that a user journey tells a story of how a product can be used from the perspective of typical users. It recommends identifying target users and key product features to include. The document then describes different methods for documenting user journeys, such as storyboards and videos, and provides an example of an effective user journey for Airbnb. Students are assigned to create storyboards for their products as homework.
Designing for mobile. A UX perspective for developers
In this presentation i talk about the design process for mobile. From knowing your user goals and preferences, to your business needs, and the different factors you need to consider before building an app.
Trends in interactive design 2013
Find the Interface Design trends for 2014 by - now freelance - Petra Sell on:
http://www.slideshare.net/volpelino/id14
Prophets Agency presents "ID13": the trends in Interactive Design for 2013. Third year in a row, after the ID11 and ID12 trends. Written and designed by our Design Director Petra Sell.
Starting at the emerging trends in 2012 moving to what is happening in interaction design in 2013. the consolidation of ongoing trends up to future thinking and some advice on how to keep up.
Take your time to browse through the 147 slides of this impressive deck. Brands who fancy a 'live' presentation in their offices can contact us to make an appointment. Do spread along, cause sharing still is caring.
Usability presentation - web
The document contains quotes and citations from various authors on topics related to design such as communication, problem solving, aesthetics, simplicity, and usability. It discusses how aesthetically pleasing designs can improve productivity and creativity. It also emphasizes that design is about solving problems and that simplicity through removing unnecessary features can lead to innovation. Well-designed products and systems should have intuitive functions and be easy to understand. Usability testing, even with one user, is important for improving websites.
Design Basics for Nashville Software School (full pres)
The Nashville Software School offers an intensive 6-month bootcamp program to train novice programmers. The agenda for the design basics course includes group exercises on user research, personas, prototyping, and pitching ideas to improve the Nashville B-Cycle bike sharing program. The document provides guidance on good design principles like being user-oriented, intuitive and long-lasting. It also lists resources for design including books, websites and free tools.
thinkLA Maker Workshop Rapid Prototyping Presentation - Per Hakansson
Per Håkansson hosted a workshop on rapid prototyping that involved several exercises:
1. Participants generated "job to be done" statements and formed teams to develop ideas addressing one statement.
2. Each team created a paper prototype with three screenshots of their concept.
3. Teams received feedback on their prototypes and iterated on their ideas.
4. Participants then used an app to turn their paper prototypes into functional digital prototypes, adding a demonstration and revenue model.
The workshop emphasized quickly generating concepts, getting early user feedback, and iteratively improving ideas through hands-on exercises focused on collaboration and prototyping.
Push conference 2018 key takeaways
Justin Crowell summarizes key ideas from the ten keynotes of the two day #push18 conference, held in Munich on 19-20 October, 2018.
Mobile first: A future friendly approach to UX design
Thinking "mobile" is not just about devices, it's about better usability, optimizing for screen real estate, and simplifying design elements and layouts. Asher Blumberg, Mobile UX Designer at StumbleUpon, walks us through creating a unique design language for your app that bridges the chasm between iOS and Android.
More Related Content
What's hot
Pbl learn by doing for pbl unravelled
The document describes a task for students to design their own icon to reduce verbal clutter on course pages. It provides criteria for the icon, including that the meaning must be obvious from the icon itself. A structured process is outlined, beginning with research on effective icon design and examples. Students then individually create an icon, receive peer critique, and finalize their design. Feedback on the task is solicited at the end.
Ux design process
Creating User Experience for Applications involves multi various skill sets & is on vogue.
Know what UX is all about & Pixel Studios Design Process in this presentation.
Implementing Google's Material Design Guidelines
Implementing Google's Material Design Guidelines. Presented on 6th November 2015 at Oredev.
Dropbox link with working Gifs - https://www.dropbox.com/s/m7ug6m6139hpsd9/Material%20Design%20-%20Oredev.pptx?dl=0
Design Essentials for Developers 08.31.11
The document discusses essential design principles for developers to improve understanding, communication and collaboration with designers. It covers design research, interaction design and graphic design. The presentation emphasizes making intent visible through ensuring interactive elements are visible, recognizable, have feedback, and are safe and consistent. It encourages developers to validate their ideas through quick user interviews, and to appreciate good design while avoiding some common mistakes.
Co design 2012
A brief description of the process of Co-Design as we use it at Butterfly WOrks, Learning and New Meda
WordPress, Design, and You (WCTO 2017)
How does a user-centered design process deliver digital products that people love? Let's get back to basics in this UX 101 presentation where we apply the Elements of User Experience to a WordPress project!
Presented at WordCamp Toronto 2017 (Toronto, Canada)
Great American Teach In - What is UX
This document provides an overview of user experience (UX) design. It defines UX design as designing experiences between people and objects/computer systems. The document lists common UX design activities like problem solving, visual design, user research, and usability testing. It notes that UX design is important because no one gets a product's user experience right on the first try. Effective UX design requires understanding people, their behaviors, needs and emotions. Examples of good and bad design are shown to illustrate design principles. The presentation concludes by asking attendees to sketch designs for a school lunch ordering app or library book browsing app.
Portfolio Review
David Ly's portfolio includes projects that aim to make interfaces more intuitive and interactive. A prototype for a lecture presentation widget synced various media to make the lecture more engaging. A redesign of an online learning platform simplified navigation, standardized elements, and allowed customization to reduce cognitive load on users. The goal for both projects was to design experiences that enable users to "think less and do more."
Design for Developers: Nashville Software School (Summary)
The document provides an overview of design basics and principles for web design. It discusses how good design is functional, useful, intuitive, well-thought out, user-oriented, engaging, simple, efficient, long-lasting, aesthetic and unobtrusive. It provides tips for evaluating a website or app from a user perspective such as checking layout, consistency, clarity of new elements, ability to recover from errors, logical grouping of content, readability, emphasis of elements, use of space and getting feedback from others. It also discusses using personas to represent target users and lists resources for design including books, websites and free tools.
Designing for Mobile
This document discusses keys to successful mobile design. It emphasizes understanding the user by considering factors like their target age group, typical locations and tasks. Device constraints like smaller screens and lower processing power require optimizing graphics, actionscript and dynamically adjusting elements. Fundamental design principles like using a grid structure, appropriate typography at 24pt font size and limited colors bring cohesion. Examples like Etsy demonstrate applying these principles.
FMP Evaluation
Over 8 weeks, the author created a map for the game Rust using Newtek's Modeller and Layout software. At first, using the programs was difficult, but the author gathered evidence on why a new map was needed and ideas came easily. A survey of Rust players provided feedback that most wanted a city-like map. Though initially unfamiliar with the software again, the tools became clearer and the author was able to include detailed features within the 8 week deadline. The final map included a range of buildings and explorable areas that met the target audience's wants.
Can User Experience Design be Designed?
This document discusses whether user experience can be designed. It presents arguments that experience cannot fully be controlled but can be influenced and shaped through iterative design and optimization based on metrics and goals. User experience design aims to plan factors that will guide most users' behavioral and emotional reactions in a particular way, rather than trying to control all outcomes. The results of design are a hypothesis, not something fixed, and should be measured and improved through testing.
Android Material Design Quick Presentation
Thank you for joining in! Where is a very big chance that you are curious about mobile apps and looking to find out more about it or maybe even start designing one on your own. Or, you are a mobile developer, who wants to improve your skills in mobile app design and learn awesome stuff which could definitely improve your app?
If so - that’s exactly what we’re going to do with this presentation! I’m going to help you take your first step towards the great looking and user-friendly mobile app design!
That’s what this presentation is about: taking an idea from a rough concept to a polished experience that your users will love.
Importance of design for Startups
Presentation for startups accelerated by Wayra CEE. Presentation includes information about opportunities for designers in startup communities, aspect of design that I think is underestimated - emotional design (Aaron Walter can tell you more) and examples of successful businesses when design thinking helped overcome real world problems.
Week 8
This document discusses user journeys and how to create them. It explains that a user journey tells a story of how a product can be used from the perspective of typical users. It recommends identifying target users and key product features to include. The document then describes different methods for documenting user journeys, such as storyboards and videos, and provides an example of an effective user journey for Airbnb. Students are assigned to create storyboards for their products as homework.
Designing for mobile. A UX perspective for developers
In this presentation i talk about the design process for mobile. From knowing your user goals and preferences, to your business needs, and the different factors you need to consider before building an app.
Trends in interactive design 2013
Find the Interface Design trends for 2014 by - now freelance - Petra Sell on:
http://www.slideshare.net/volpelino/id14
Prophets Agency presents "ID13": the trends in Interactive Design for 2013. Third year in a row, after the ID11 and ID12 trends. Written and designed by our Design Director Petra Sell.
Starting at the emerging trends in 2012 moving to what is happening in interaction design in 2013. the consolidation of ongoing trends up to future thinking and some advice on how to keep up.
Take your time to browse through the 147 slides of this impressive deck. Brands who fancy a 'live' presentation in their offices can contact us to make an appointment. Do spread along, cause sharing still is caring.
Usability presentation - web
The document contains quotes and citations from various authors on topics related to design such as communication, problem solving, aesthetics, simplicity, and usability. It discusses how aesthetically pleasing designs can improve productivity and creativity. It also emphasizes that design is about solving problems and that simplicity through removing unnecessary features can lead to innovation. Well-designed products and systems should have intuitive functions and be easy to understand. Usability testing, even with one user, is important for improving websites.
Design Basics for Nashville Software School (full pres)
The Nashville Software School offers an intensive 6-month bootcamp program to train novice programmers. The agenda for the design basics course includes group exercises on user research, personas, prototyping, and pitching ideas to improve the Nashville B-Cycle bike sharing program. The document provides guidance on good design principles like being user-oriented, intuitive and long-lasting. It also lists resources for design including books, websites and free tools.
thinkLA Maker Workshop Rapid Prototyping Presentation - Per Hakansson
Per Håkansson hosted a workshop on rapid prototyping that involved several exercises:
1. Participants generated "job to be done" statements and formed teams to develop ideas addressing one statement.
2. Each team created a paper prototype with three screenshots of their concept.
3. Teams received feedback on their prototypes and iterated on their ideas.
4. Participants then used an app to turn their paper prototypes into functional digital prototypes, adding a demonstration and revenue model.
The workshop emphasized quickly generating concepts, getting early user feedback, and iteratively improving ideas through hands-on exercises focused on collaboration and prototyping.
What's hot (20)
Design for Developers: Nashville Software School (Summary)
Design for Developers: Nashville Software School (Summary)
Designing for mobile. A UX perspective for developers
Designing for mobile. A UX perspective for developers
Design Basics for Nashville Software School (full pres)
Design Basics for Nashville Software School (full pres)
thinkLA Maker Workshop Rapid Prototyping Presentation - Per Hakansson
thinkLA Maker Workshop Rapid Prototyping Presentation - Per Hakansson
Similar to 1 welcome and icons
Push conference 2018 key takeaways
Justin Crowell summarizes key ideas from the ten keynotes of the two day #push18 conference, held in Munich on 19-20 October, 2018.
Mobile first: A future friendly approach to UX design
Thinking "mobile" is not just about devices, it's about better usability, optimizing for screen real estate, and simplifying design elements and layouts. Asher Blumberg, Mobile UX Designer at StumbleUpon, walks us through creating a unique design language for your app that bridges the chasm between iOS and Android.
Design in Startups
Learn how user interface designers and user experience designers play an important part in creating products and services that keeps customers or users coming back for more.
Between Paper & Code
An introductory workshop on UX design, taught to design thinking students at the Hasso-Plattner-Institut School of Design Thinking in Potsdam, Germany.
Companion website: http://paperandcode.weebly.com
Software used in the workshop: Sketch, Invision
Prophets trends in Interactive Design 2012
Prophets presents the 2012 trends in interactive design on http://www.prophets.be/DesignTrends
Our vision of where interactive design is going in the near future and how to respond to it. An inspiring presentation filled with real life examples of top-advertisers with a vision.
More info on www.prophets.be/DesignTrends
Making your design vision a reality
A talk about how to improve your UX design and implementation process to ensure the end product retains the beauty and integrity of your original concept.
UX Fest at Fresh Tilled Soil, Watertown, MA
Prophets trends-in-interactive-design
The document discusses emerging interactive design trends in 2012. It identifies content as increasingly important, with users prioritized over devices. Responsive design and custom fonts are becoming mainstream, while Flash declines. CSS animation is replacing Flash, and parallax, scrolling effects are common. Apps are inspiring web design, focusing on useful and attractive experiences. Bookmarking is getting more visual through sites like Pinterest. Technological progress includes HTML5 video, WebGL experiments, and responsive design adapted for different devices. The future involves embracing unpredictability, rethinking workflows, following intuition, and focusing on the user experience.
Unleash Your Inner Unicorn
Unicorns are considered to be the rare person who can do both design and development. But, why are they considered rare? Because consider design and development to be separate disciplines.
In this talk, I explore the spectrum of design and development, how designers can be empowered by learning about development, and how developers can be empowered by learning about design.
I gave this talk at the Big Design Conference in Addison, TX on September 6, 2014.
The Designer’s Guide to Creating Churn
This document provides ten techniques for project managers and designers to undermine developers' efforts to meet deadlines, including: adding unnecessary functionality, designing for multiple devices without considering reuse, providing incomplete or unrealistic designs, omitting important details, changing designs after completion, and demeaning developers. The overall tone is tongue-in-cheek, critiquing practices that can frustrate developers and waste time.
What is UX v2
A high level broad stroke intro to User eXperience, starting with a survey, a dash of my own thoughts, some thoughts from Mike Rapp, and some samples and resources. Also some slides from a presentation I did for Great American Teach in in 2014 to 3rd and 5th graders.
Why Can't We All Just Get Along? Improving Designer/Developer Collaboration
This document discusses improving collaboration between designers and developers on agile teams. It begins by debunking common myths that designers and developers have about each other. It then provides tips for improving the collaboration process, such as getting design work done before development starts and using tools like sketching, paper prototypes, and wireframes. The document concludes with tips for designers, developers, product owners, and scrum masters to foster collaboration, such as involving all roles in requirements gathering, providing constructive feedback, and maintaining respect.
Importance of apps in marketing strategy my perspective - Ankit Shard
I am not an expert at Developing Apps or a Developer Whatever I have mentioned above is all that I have learn't mostly understanding the Design process be it in Engineering – from product design to cars, & developing simple effective SM Strategies in my day to day work.
Zoe's UX Portfolio
Thank you for looking through some of the work I've completed during my recent User Experience Design immersive course at General Assembly.
Designing for the Right Audience (with notes)
Danielle Arvanitis discusses how designers often design for the wrong audience. She provides examples of designing for oneself, design peers, marketing, patents, and gatekeepers rather than actual users. This can lead to unusable products and unhappy users. She emphasizes the importance of hiring designers with different skills like structure, behavior, and presentation. Designers should also be evaluated based on their temperament - whether they are ego-driven and focused on trends or service-driven and motivated to solve users' problems. Designing for the right audience requires considering users' actual needs, skills, and goals rather than just appearances.
Rapid Prototyping 2015: Its a Mad Mad World
Given at BigDesign 2015. Discussing the benefits of rapid prototyping, the stress of selecting a prototyping tool, and an overview of available apps for desktop and mobile.
Introduction to mobile user experience
This document discusses how to become a great mobile UX designer. It recommends using mobile phones and apps extensively to understand mobile UX. Designers should study iOS and Android UX guidelines to understand best practices. When designing, the focus should be on solving specific problems for the intended audience in a mobile-first way. Designers need to critique their own and others' work and have at least one strong mobile design in their portfolio. The document also proposes the idea of a intensive two-month mobile UX design bootcamp.
THE NEWTHINKING WAY OF DOING THINGS
Presentation about designing the meeting experience at newthinking events. Shared at Film- Talks - Drinks at BTK Berlin, 19/07/2012.
DBA #5 - Design on-the-go: Effective Mobile Prototyping
Design Bootcamp Asia's 5th series
#5 - Design on-the-go: Start-ups shift the paradigm of design & research
Design on-the-go.
Start-ups shift the paradigm of Product Design and Research.
Speed matters in a startup world. In this event, we will be discussing about responding to its speed, and how it shifts the paradigm of the way we design and research in a startup world. You will gain a number of insights from two amazing product design team in Singapore, and learn about what it means to have a startup mindset as a design professional.
Agenda:
• Opening & Intro by Julee (Organizer) & Trechelle (Hyper Island)
• UX research at Grab by Feng Yi Yu, Senior UX Researcher at Grab
• Effective mobile design prototyping by Miguel Saballa, a Product Design Lead at honestbee
Project-based learning
1) Students will interview important people in their lives about topics like age, interests, and pet peeves then create an iMovie to share the interview experience and responses.
2) In groups of three, students will pick a problem to address by designing an app, going through the design cycle steps of validating the problem, researching other successful apps, and creating a design specification document.
3) Students will then build a prototype using a wireframing tool, create a marketing campaign, and present their app prototype at a "Tech Crunch Disrupt" event on November 1st.
Bank Chris - Web UI Design Patterns - 2014
All rights reserved to their owners - I do not own or claim any of the rights - This is just to share with people.
Similar to 1 welcome and icons (20)
Mobile first: A future friendly approach to UX design
Mobile first: A future friendly approach to UX design
Why Can't We All Just Get Along? Improving Designer/Developer Collaboration
Why Can't We All Just Get Along? Improving Designer/Developer Collaboration
Importance of apps in marketing strategy my perspective - Ankit Shard
Importance of apps in marketing strategy my perspective - Ankit Shard
DBA #5 - Design on-the-go: Effective Mobile Prototyping
DBA #5 - Design on-the-go: Effective Mobile Prototyping
More from Michael Dain
Interaction Design Communication
Better ways for designers and clients to talk about design decisions and create better communication channels
Sibert
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
10 usability and screencasts
The document provides guidance on creating a screencast prototype to tell the story of a user interacting with a design. It recommends introducing a user and their goals, showing how they achieve their goals through the design by personifying the user, and describing the design process and changes made based on feedback. The screencast should be succinct, keeping it under 5 minutes.
9 animation and transitions
The document discusses various animation techniques for user interfaces including transitions, navigation flows, patterns, and usability feedback. It mentions principles of animation like squash and stretch, anticipation, and staging. It also lists animation technologies like DHTML, HTML5, and core animation. The document suggests activities for designers to think about what elements need animation, what transitions could be used, and how animation might improve the user experience.
8 user testing
8 of 10 lectures on mobile design covering how and why we test our prototype and designs with real people
7 data entry
7 of 10 lectures covering how capturing and manipulating user data is the foundation of an online business plan
6 prototype
This document discusses different levels of prototypes for showing information structure and interactions, from low-fidelity wireframes and mockups to higher-fidelity interactive prototypes. It outlines common prototyping tools and techniques like wireframing, mockups, and specifying taps, swipes, and other interactions to demonstrate "how" a design will function. The document requests selecting one prototyping application to demo next week that allows demonstrating states, transitions, and animations through an interactive prototype.
5 style
The document repeatedly lists elements of style such as color, image, typography, iconography, and metaphor. It asks what style is and suggests choosing a font to represent a brand, pairing fonts, and implies that style helps build trust for doing business.
4 navigation and search
The document discusses various techniques for navigation and search interfaces on websites and applications. It describes common navigation patterns like lists, tabs, and hamburger menus. It also covers different search techniques including autocomplete, dynamic search, scoped search, and saved/recent searches. The document suggests the user consider which navigation styles and search techniques would best fit their specific user needs and journeys.
3 gestalt theory of design
This document discusses gestalt principles of visual perception and design. It asks questions about how mobile design differs from desktop, how good web design can lead to poor mobile design, and what rules can help make a design's value clear. The document also addresses gestalt principles discovered in 1923 and questions how many elements are on a homepage, whether any can be removed, which elements are consistent across pages, and how users know what can be clicked.
2 scenarios
The document discusses user experience design and outlines steps for designing scenarios and prototypes for mobile applications. It recommends defining scenarios that describe a user's goals, journey, and interactions with an app. Designers should visualize scenarios by roleplaying or using paper prototypes to map user flows and gather feedback. The scenarios can then be used to design app interfaces that effectively guide users through meaningful tasks.
Driving an experience based culture
The document is a presentation about driving an experience-based culture. It discusses how to reinforce products and brands through an organizational strategy focused on the user experience. It emphasizes empathizing with users, enabling cross-functional teams, and being real. The speaker advocates creating collaborative workspaces, using scrum teams, and conducting frequent experiments to continually improve the user experience.
The design part of interaction design
From a recent lecture, here are the basics of what design means to the User Experience. This is hardly exhaustive, but a good primer on some of the essential elements. Some buzzwords include: Skeumorphism, Flat, Gestalt, Typography – all the tools an interface designer needs to connect emotionally to an audience.
More from Michael Dain (14)
1 welcome and icons
- 1. 1 welcome mobile optimized user design
- 2. MOBILE OPTIMIZED USER DESIGN
- 3. about you goals favorite app
- 4. about me
- 5. user experience designer creative director sculptor podcaster (unbelievable sounds) blogger
- 6. bf skinner radical behaviorism operant conditioning reinforcement “No one asks how to motivate a baby. A baby naturally explores everything it can get at. And this tendency doesn’t die out, it get’s wiped out."
- 9. dallas
- 10. kansas city / japan
- 11. chicago
- 12. DePaul
- 13. Leo Burnett
- 23. yours vs mine
- 25. why is it the first personal computer? how does personality change the design?
- 30. designing a mobile user experience designing a mobile user interface
- 31. Design
- 32. housekeeping schedule syllabus resources michael.dain@northwestern.edu canvas gibbon.co/dain/app-design
- 33. schedule icon scenarios gestalt navigation style prototyping 2 iteration 3 testing presenting 4
- 34. perkle
- 35. grading participation 20 prototype 30 testing 20 feedback iteration 10 final presentation 20
- 36. supplies laptop prototyping account previous classwork sharpie paper / graph paper
- 37. 1.1 icon get noticed
- 38. activity create an icon for your app 5 min