UI Design Tutorial For Beginners - (Full Course)

In this Specialization, you will learn industry-standard theory and methods for developing successful user interfaces (UIs). Upon completing this Specialization, you will have fluency with the user research, prototyping and evaluation techniques necessary for creating intuitive interfaces that facilitate good user experiences. You will also have demonstrated this fluency through an in-depth Capstone Project that can be shown to prospective employers in the fast-growing field of UI design. 0:00:00 Introduction Panel UI Design and Why it Matters 0:32:23 Introduction to the Specialization, Courses, and Capstone 0:44:47 User Interface Hall of Fame Shame 0:50:21 Case Study #1 UI Disasters, including GPS fails 1:00:54 Case Study #2 Corporate Value Citibank ATM 1:08:01 Case Study #3 Microsoft Office 2007 Ribbon 1:18:34 Case Study #4 International Children's Digital LIbrary 1:23:25 Case Study #5 Taxes and Tickets 1:41:05 Case Study #6 AirBnB vs. CouchSurfing 1:45:40 Introductory Video 1:53:36 Design Process Introduction 1:57:49 Designing to Address a Problem w o Solution Ideas 2:04:18 Designing for a Known solution direction 2:13:51 Designing to iterate on improve an existing solution 2:29:17 Common Elements 2:44:09 Usability Engineering and Task-Centered Approaches 2:54:04 Use Cases, Personas, Tasks, and Scenarios 3:12:42 Intro to Design-Centered Approaches 3:19:32 Design-Centered Methods & When They Work BEst 3:36:19 Pulling it all Together Best from Each; Practical Techniques for someone who isn't a trained designer 3:42:27 Assignment Video Tasks and Scenarios 3:54:08 Intro 3:58:14 Fitts Law 4:19:54 Short- and long-term memory, attention 4:24:25 Perception and Visualization, hierarchy 4:28:25 Mistakes, Errors, and Slips 4:30:41 conceptual models 4:38:32 The Gulf of Execution and the Gulf of Evaluation 4:47:26 Design Principles Visibility, Feedback, Mappings, Constraints 5:01:44 Interacting beyond individuals (social psychology) 5:08:16 Hgh-Level Models Distributed Congnition, Activity Theory, Situated Action 5:27:23 Assignment video interface Critiques 5:40:13 Interview with Don Norman 6:11:05 From User Research to Design 6:22:15 An Introduction to the Course 6:25:33 Introduction to User Research 6:28:54 Interview and Focus Groups 6:52:47 Observations 7:07:56 contextual Inquiry 7:18:45 Ethics and Consent 7:34:51 Design a user Research Protocol 7:47:20 Log Analysis 7:52:11 Surveys and Questionnaires 7:56:46 Assignment video Observation Users 8:03:51 Introduction Translating User Research to Support Design 8:08:18 Qualitative Analysis 8:24:25 Quantitative Analysis 8:32:32 Personas I what They Are; How They're Used 8:47:17 Personas 2 Walking Through Examples 9:12:48 Use cases 9:22:03 Tasks and Walkthrough Scenarios 9:36:41 Implications for Design 9:48:53 From Research to Ideas Module Introduction 9:50:29 Ideation 10:00:27 Idea Selection 10:11:49 Communication Ideas to Stakeholders 10:19:01 Assignment video Ideation and Selection