The Interaction Design Specialization

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来自 University of California San Diego 的课程

用户体验: 研究与原型

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University of California San Diego

用户体验: 研究与原型

607 个评分

课程 5（共 8 门，Specialization Interaction Design）

什么是好的用户体验? 怎样能够持续地设计成功的用户体验, 让用户容易使用, 更喜欢使用? 这门课程将教授用户体验设计的核心流程, 如何从你设计的目标用户群体获得有效的评价. 你会学到体验研究的基本方法, 这些方法会让你更有效地理解用户, 他们行为的过程以及环境. 通过练习, 你会学到一些实用技巧, 来总结你的观察, 把你的观察转化为有意义, 可执行的发现和独特的设计机会. 你还将会探索如何针对你发现的机会触发创新想法, 并学习让你的想法更可触及, 接近现实的方法. 通过回答一些特定的问题来提炼你的想法概念, 你将离想法变成现实更进一步. 我们会通过在健康, 教育, 交通, 金融及其他一系列行业中的案例来展示这些方法怎样跨领域获得成功的应用. 祝你好运! 我们希望你喜欢这门课程!

从本节课中

Design Research

Our course begins with the first step for generating great user experiences: understanding what people do, think, say, and feel. In this module, you’ll learn how to keep an open mind while learning more about how people’s needs, goals, values play out in their day-to-day lives and their hopes for the future. You’ll consider the different activities they do, in what order, and the larger systems in which they interact. You’ll start by generating lists of questions and move through different research methods to answer your specific questions. To illustrate these research methods, the lessons share several examples from real design projects across a variety of fields. What I hope you’ll take away from this module is the importance and thrill of going out to talk with and learn from people when and where they do their everyday activities, rather than basing your designs on assumptions. Through these techniques you’ll gain a new perspective on the problem and identify opportunities for creating a meaningful and accessible designed

The Interaction Design Specialization3:31

与讲师见面

Elizabeth Gerber
Associate Professor, Co-director of the Research Cluster at the Segal Design Institute
McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science (Segal Design Institute), School of Communication, Kellogg School of Management (by courtesy), School of Education and Social Policy (by courtesy)
Scott Klemmer
Professor
Cognitive Science & Computer Science

Hi. I'm Scott Klemmer,

an associate professor of cognitive and

computer science at UC San Diego where I co-direct the new design lab.

I'm here today to invite you to join me for

this new specialization with Coursera on interaction design.

We've put together a bunch of new content that we're really excited about.

In this specialization, you'll learn how to design, implement, and

evaluate user interfaces and how to rapidly iterate and revise your designs.

You'll learn fundamental principles for how to design user interfaces effectively,

how to translate those fundamentals into practice to make your designs better, and

how to evaluate what you come up with with real users so

that you can understand that it meets an actual human need.

The place to start with this specialization

is the intro to interaction design class.

From there you'll have an opportunity to dive deeper

into a number of different topics.

So these include social computing, interaction techniques, and evaluation.

Once you've completed the advanced material here,

you can take everything that you've learned in all of the courses and

apply all of that stuff together in a capstone experience

that we're putting together in a collaboration with Instagram.

Here you get to do an open-ended project where you get to show the world and

yourself what you can do with all of these design materials.

This is a great opportunity to put together a portfolio piece or

something that you can use to impress your family and friends or

get a job in the design field.

In this specialization,

like with any learning experience, you get out of it what you put into it.

I've already heard from a number of you who are excited about doing the full

specialization with all the materials in the capstone.

Others of you might watch a few select videos because you already know this

stuff or are just looking for a particular piece of material.

And that’s great, too.

You should use these learning materials in whatever way is most valuable for

you, and think about what your learning goals are,

what you hope to get out of it when you go into the class.

Those of you who do complete all the materials will have the opportunity to

earn a verified interaction design certificate.

This specialization builds on materials that we've done with Coursera for several

years now, and I've been amazed by what students have done in our class already.

Here's an example of some early prototyping that students have done.

This is a great way to express your creativity.

Here's an example of how that stuff evolves over time.

So already, all around the world,

thousands of students have created interactive web applications

that express their design ideas and fill a human centered need.

Even beyond that, students around the world have shared learning materials with

each other, like these sketch notes that one student did.

Some projects even go on to have a kick starter or launch in other ways,

and that's been awesome to see.

And so you can look at some of these previous student projects

if you're looking for design inspiration.

You can also use this as a chance to meet up in person

as students around the world have already done.

So really the world is your oyster.

I'm looking forward to seeing all of the great ideas that you come up with and

the contributions that you make.

And I'm looking forward to your joining me with this new specialization.

Welcome.

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