UX Design Course: A Complete Guide to User Experience Design
What you'll learn
- Fundamentals of UX Design: What is UX, What UX isn’t, The UX Design Process and bonus content from other Design Experts
- Learn how to conduct User Research with techniques like User Interviews, Surveys and Personas
- Explore how to conduct Business Research using tools like Stakeholder Interviews and Competitive Benchmarking
- Learn how to design Information Architecture, Wireframes and Interactive Prototypes
- Master Design Tools like Figma and InVision with step by step tutorials
- Discover how to User Test your designs and optimize based on your findings
- Understand how to deliver your work to the other teams involved on the project
- Learn how to create comprehensive Documentation for your designs
- Learn how to give feedback to other Designers and Developers
- Access to sample Design Templates, Figma Files and more
- Work on a Project Challenge so you have tangible UX work to share on your portfolio and in interviews
- BONUS: Private Facebook Group for Students and Alumni
Requirements
- A computer with Internet (Mac or PC)
- No previous design skills required!
Description
I’m Daniel Salgado. I’ve been designing for over 10 years. Most recently, at Airbnb as an Experience Designer and before that I worked at companies like Virgin and AKQA.
I created this course so that you can learn how to do one thing: Design products people love.
In the course I share my own personal approach to UX Design. The process that I’ve refined over the past decade. That means you’ll learn the following UX Tools and Techniques:
Stakeholder Interviews
Competitive Benchmarking
User Interviews
Surveys
Personas
User Flows
Sitemaps
Information Architecture
Card Sorting
Wireframes
Prototypes
Figma
InVision
User Testing
Optimization
Documentation
Feedback
You’ll also have full access to tons of Templates and Design Resources that you can use for your own UX Design projects.
Throughout the course you’ll work on a Project Challenge where you design a website or app. Not only will this give you hands-on design experience, but also you’ll have tangible UX work that you can share on your portfolio or in interviews.
Note: This is not a UI Design course.
Another note: If you’re curious about the difference between UX and UI Design, I cover that in the course.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone looking to become a User Experience Designer, regardless of their experience.
- Anyone looking to learn a new skillset that adds tons of value to their career.
- If you’re looking for a future in UX Design, this course will help you get there.
Course content
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Instructor
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I’m Daniel Salgado. I’m a UX & UI Designer and I’ve worked at companies like Airbnb, Virgin, AKQA and other ad agencies across the world.
You’ll be learning UX Design from a Designer that still designs. In fact, the course curriculum is based on my own personal UX Design Process, which I’ve distilled into bite-sized videos that are easy to follow along.
This is the course I wish existed when I first got into UX Design.
I’m originally from Canada, but I’ve lived and worked as a Designer all over the world. Most recently in San Francisco, and before that I was in Spain and Portugal.