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To thrive in today's bustling and crowded digital market, companies are no longer differentiated on just price or even offering, but also on the experience of interacting with their various touch points, including the non-digital ones. Users now know the digital equivalent of walking into a very nice restaurant, being welcomed graciously, seated immediately, and fussed over "just enough" throughout the meal. For businesses, this means that they can no longer afford to ignore the experience their digital platforms offer, and they are now turning to the practitioners of User Experience Design to help them stay competitive and on brand.
The User Experience discipline is a complex and extended group of practices, skills and activities. To help you understand UX better, we have created this intensive full day bootcamp, designed to help you discover what UX is, why we use it and give you an overview of the activities undertaken by UX designers.
Designed for anyone working or aiming to work in digital, this bootcamp will be particularly useful for:
People wanting to know more about UX before undertaking formal training,
Visual designers, content managers and developers wanting to understand where their discipline crosses over with UX, and how they can work well with UX designers,
Marketing, account, product and project managers wanting to understand when UX should come in, what it does and its value,
Entrepreneurs and business managers looking to understand UX before recruiting UX designers.
Here's what past students are saying about this bootcamp:
"For an introduction to UX, this was a very good course. My knowledge in UX is now stronger and I feel ready to improve my skills in a more specific field."
Chart your own career path. Pick up where this workshop leaves off. Dive into the fundamentals in our six-week, online User Experience Design Circuit. Level up on the job in our on-campus User Experience Design course. Or, become a job-ready UX designer with our 10-week, full-time User Experience Design Immersive program.
Takeaways
Defining user experience and understanding what's under that umbrella term
Creative facilitation and agile project lifecycle
UX roles & responsibilities: User Research, Information Architecture, Interaction Design: what do they each do?
Key UX tools and principles
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