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UX (UX (THE UX DESIGN PROCESS (User Research (interview (prospective users…

- - - - competitor research
      - interview
        
        prospective users
        
        actual users
        
        product shareholders
      - identify
        
        pain points
        
        needs
        
        opportunities for improvement
  - - - ease of use,
      - quality, and
      - efficiency.
    - - HOW TO
        To produce viable, creative design solutions requires that you analyze past experiences, research new practices, interview potential users, and test, test, test your designs.
        
        analyze past experiences,
        
        research new practices,
        
        interview potential users,
        
        and test, test, test your designs.
      - DEFININION OF GOOD UX
        A product with good UX will be:
        
        Useful,
        
        usable,
        
        desirable,
        
        findable,
        
        accessible, and
        
        credible.
  - - - Communication
        
        presenting
        
        Design Thinking
        
        Communication
        UX designers spend a great deal of time presenting to clients and stakeholders, interviewing users, drawing design solutions, and collaborating with the members of their team. For this reason, the number one skill to have as a UX designer is communication—and it goes both ways! Whether written, verbal, or visual, UX designers need to be able to articulate their ideas clearly while also being an active and engaged listener
      - EMPATHY
        It’s your duty to advocate for them (because no one else will!), and you need to be able to view the product through their eyes to do so. What are their pain points? What are their goals? What do they want? Empathizing with your users will allow you and anyone else you’re working with to make better design decisions.
      - ORGANIZATION
        UX designers work with a great many documents and design deliverables in their role. This can be everything from design briefs, research findings, and interview results to wireframes, prototypes, and design specifications. It’s therefore essential that a UX designer be highly organized. Not only will this save their own sanity, it’ll save their colleagues’ sanity too—nearly all of their work is eventually distributed to other team members and stakeholders.
        
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    - - USER RESEARCH
        
        User Testing
        
        Interviews
        
        Surveys
        
        Questionnaires
        
        focus groups
      - INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE
        Information architecture refers to the organization of information in an effective, accessible, and meaningful way. With the sheer amount of information now available to us on the web, the role of information architecture has become all the more significant. A good information architecture ensures that whenever a user enters your site or app, they know exactly where to go for the information they need and can easily navigate to it.
        
        Producing & Implementing SITE MAPS
        
        labelling systems
        
        organizing navigational structures in ways that would feel intuitive to a user
      - WIREFRAMING & PROTOTYPING