What Design Means to Me
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Introducing UI and UX design to the interns at Oakland Digital. We discuss how design gets labeled in the industry, and how I describe it in my own words. To wrap up, we brainstormed how we might improve the interface of a microwave!
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- 1. DESIGN
- 2. UI DESIGN How your design looks to allow people to control the software. The point of interaction between a person and the design.
- 3. UX DESIGN How your design makes people feel! The interaction itself!
- 4. • Research • Wireframe • Prototypes • Tasks • Flows • User journey • Mockups • Graphics • Prototypes • Layouts • Visuals • Interactions UI UX
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- 12. WHAT DESIGN MEANS TO ME
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- 21. MAKING DECISIONS Anytime you're making decisions you're designing something.
- 29. RESEARCH • How often do you use a microwave? • What's the main reason you use a microwave? • How long do you usually cook food? • Do you wait by the microwave or walk away to do something else?
- 30. PAIN POINTS • What do you dislike about your current microwave? • What do you like about your current microwave?
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- 32. THANK YOU!