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UX Design Flashcards

1
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Experience or interaction a user has with a product or service as well as everything around it

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User Experience

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It’s goal is to improve things like utility, ease of use, and efficiency in a user’s interaction with a product

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User Experience Design (UXD)

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Brings value to not only the service, but also the business providing the service by integrating business, technical and design strategies

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Experience Strategy

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Good ____ ______ can mean the difference between a meaningful experience that solves human problems and a dissatisfying experience

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User Research

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Ability to find what we need, when we need it

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Information Architecture

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Aim to create seamless interactions between a system and it users

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Interaction Design

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Framework to approach real problems from a design perspective

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Design Thinking

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Design Thinking Steps: (4)

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Inspiration
Conceptualization
Interaction
Exposition

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Design Thinking Tasks: (8)

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Research + Competitive Analysis
User Interviews
Personas
User Flow
Card Sorting 
Wireframing + Prototyping
Usability Testing 
Presentation + Critique
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Placing the users at the center of all development decisions

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User Centered Design (UCD)

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Type of research method that is conducted upfront and helps designers better understand the problem space

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Exploratory Research

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Type of research method that is conducted throughout the design process to evaluate how well designers are solving a problem

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Evaluative Research

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User research that involves direct observation of a subject

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Qualitative

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User research that are data driven indirect observations

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Quantitative

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PROS:

  • quick and inexpensive
  • will operate independent of your input
  • collect feedback from people you cant interact with
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Surveys

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CONS:

  • what people say is different than what they actually do
  • can be difficult to identify how to fix problems because you cant follow up quickly
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Surveys

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PROS:

  • good ideas come from anyone and everywhere
  • different backgrounds bring different perspective
  • colleagues + clients can collaborate in a visual way
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Participatory Design

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CONS:

  • cant allow people to make every design decision for you
  • more people involved = more conflicting points of interests
  • potentially creating conflict between team members
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Participatory Design

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PRO:

  • how a user completes a task with your product
  • insights on how to fix problems
  • observe where people go wrong, take notes to fix
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Usability Testing

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CONS:

-recruiting users with a particular target market can be time consuming & expensive

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Usability Tests

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PROS:

  • develop a relationship with target audience through direct communication
  • script provides guide, but interviewer is free to explore
  • direct contact can pay attention to body language, tone of voice
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User Interview

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CONS:

-difficult to gain access to target audience if project involves sensitive info

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User Interview

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Representation of the goals, pain points and behaviors of a hypothesized subset of users

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User Persona

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Persona that has the greatest impact of the project

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Primary Persona

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Information need to create a primary persona(5)

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  • Name + Face
  • Demographic Information
  • Needs + Goals
  • Behaviors
  • Quotes
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The defining functions or solutions from a specific persona’s perspective

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User Stories

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Focuses on the context in which a persona wants to complete a particular action

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Job Story

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Focuses on the problems you’re trying to solve as well as the people for which you’re trying to solve it

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Problem Statement

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Proposes a testable potential solution to the problem statement

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Hypothesis Statement

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