FREELessons: 16Length: 2 hours
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2.7 Creating a Design: Information Architecture
In recent lessons, we’ve talked about identifying problems, prioritizing them, and getting feedback and validation from real live users. The next three lessons will be a bit of a change of pace. We’re going to delve in and do some more hands-on work, focusing on learning techniques to fix problems that you've uncovered.
Let’s get started on the first step of a design; the information architecture.
Corrections
- The website used for the assignment, http://pixelclouds.com/, has completely changed since this course was recorded. You can see the original navigation in this video so feel free to pause it and make a note of what you see to use in the rest of the assignment.
1.Introduction
1.1What is UX Design?09:56
1.1
What is UX Design?
09:56
1.2The Anatomy of User Experience07:57
1.2
The Anatomy of User Experience
07:57
1.3Getting Started04:44
1.3
Getting Started
04:44
2.Users & Testing
2.1Find Out Who Your Users Are06:15
2.1
Find Out Who Your Users Are
06:15
2.2Creating Personas08:27
2.2
Creating Personas
08:27
2.3Identify Usability Problems08:00
2.3
Identify Usability Problems
08:00
2.4Prioritizing Work08:06
2.4
Prioritizing Work
08:06
2.5Designing a Test07:08
2.5
Designing a Test
07:08
2.6Working with Users07:00
2.6
Working with Users
07:00
2.7Creating a Design: Information Architecture07:15
2.7
Creating a Design: Information Architecture
07:15
3.UX Design
3.1Creating a Design: Interaction08:59
3.1
Creating a Design: Interaction
08:59
3.2Wireframing05:58
3.2
Wireframing
05:58
3.3Creating a Design: Visual Design06:46
3.3
Creating a Design: Visual Design
06:46
3.4Getting Buy-In06:58
3.4
Getting Buy-In
06:58
3.5User Experience and Project Management Methodology05:32
3.5
User Experience and Project Management Methodology
05:32
4.Conclusion
4.1Worth it: A Tools and Resources Review08:31
4.1
Worth it: A Tools and Resources Review
08:31
