HFI - User Centered Analysis and Conceptual Design

User-centered analysis is the basis for interface design that makes sense to the user. With a clear definition of user requirements, developers and designers are able to create effective and usable software interface designs. Students learn the methods of analyzing user-centered requirements. Topics covered are user profiling, data gathering, scenarios, and transitioning to final design. The course offers stimulating lectures and hands-on exercises to give the student the tools and confidence needed to conduct an effective analysis. This course is an excellent complement to our web design course. For the English Registration Form of this course please click on the webpage Usability (Human Factors International - HFI).

Doelgroep:

Usability Practitioners, Website/Intranet Developers, Application Developers, Interface Designers, Project Managers

Aanvangsniveau:

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Doelstelling:

Learn the methods and concepts of analyzing user-centered requirements which are the basis for designing software interfaces and websites that make sense to the user.

Inhoud:

Creating a design strategy Creating user and environmental profiles Data gathering techniques such as: Interviews User observation Surveys Questionnaires Personas, scenarios and task analysis Primary noun architecture Information architecture The training will be given by a coach from Human Factors International.