Free Online Design Course to Learn the Importance of Data its Types & Key Metrics in Designing

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Learning Objectives

1. Emphasis on Cognitive Bias Awareness

Encourages designers to understand and address cognitive biases prevalent in user demographics for informed design decisions.

2. Design Thinking Integration

Advocates for utilizing design thinking to derive insights from user research, fostering iterative and empathetic problem-solving processes in product design.

3. Proactive Requirement Generation

Promotes a proactive approach in generating design requirements based on feasibility and significance, strategically accommodating deferred features as "design debts."

4. Intuitive Button Design

Highlights the importance of intuitive button design, leveraging users' mental models to eliminate the need for explicit guidance in user interfaces.

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Who's it for

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    Designers

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    Product Managers

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    User Experience Researchers

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    Interaction Designers

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    Digital Marketers

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What will I learn

Chapter 1

Art vs. Science in UX Design

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A group discussion among 23 participants reveals varying opinions on whether UX design is perceived as art or science. The speaker transitions to emphasizing the importance of balancing creativity and problem-solving in product design, sparking a conversation on the relationship between art and UX design.

Chapter 2

Understanding User Biases in Design

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Designers are urged to consider cognitive biases, particularly in older demographics, when creating user-centric designs. The chapter emphasizes the significance of empathy and diverse perspectives in addressing these biases to make informed design decisions.

Chapter 3

Design Thinking Process

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The chapter delves into design thinking as a process for solving problems and creating user-centered products. Key components such as user interactions and empathy are highlighted, emphasizing the iterative and flexible approach to turning ideas into reality in UX design.

Chapter 4

Strategy and Scope in Product Design

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Designers are advised to proactively generate requirements and define scope based on feasibility and importance. The strategy phase involves identifying features for implementation and deferring others as "design debts," emphasizing the importance of prioritization in product design.

Chapter 5

Interaction Design Principles

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Designers focus on creating intuitive designs by defining elements based on mental models and incorporating affordances and visual metaphors. The chapter emphasizes the use of white space, grid systems, and rapid prototyping to enhance both aesthetics and functionality in digital design.

Chapter 6

Empathy in Design

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The final chapter underscores the role of empathy in the design process to create effective digital solutions that cater to user needs. Designers are encouraged to understand users' mental models and perspectives, ensuring that designs are meaningful and user-friendly.

Meet your Mentor

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Diksha Saxsena

Product Designer @ Jio Cinema

Diksha Saxsena is a versatile Product Designer currently based in Mumbai, India. With a solid background as Lead UI/UX Designer at Truminds Software Systems in Gurugram, her experience and expertise shine through in shaping engaging digital experiences. She is constantly pushing boundaries and excelling in the field of design.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main pillars of Designing?

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The main pillars of designing include form, function, aesthetics, usability, creativity, and innovation.

What is Designing, and why is it important to learn about?

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Designing involves creating solutions that are functional, visually appealing, and user-friendly, making it essential for problem-solving.

Is these Designing course designed for corporate training and workforce upskilling?

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Yes, the designing course is tailored for corporate training and enhancing skills for professional development.

How long can I access the free online design course content?

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You can access the free online design course content indefinitely; there is no time restriction for access.

Will I receive a certification upon completion of the free online design course course?

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Yes, upon completion of the free online design course, you will receive a certification to validate your learning.

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Empowering UX through the Integration of Art and Science for Real-World Problem-Solving

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Diksha Saxsena

Product Designer @ Jio Cinema

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