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User-Centered Analysis and Conceptual Design |
User-centered analysis is the basis for interface design that make 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.
(contributes to HFI's Certified
Usability Analyst certification) |
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| Objective |
| Learn the methods and concepts of analyzing user-centered requirements
which are the basis for designing software interfaces and Web sites that make sense
to the user. |
| Course length |
| Three days:
9:00 to 4:30 each day, 1 hour lunch break |
| Course content |
- 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
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| Training package includes |
- A comprehensive student manual
- A student exercise book
- A summary study guide
- Usability glossary
- Usability resources
- Quick reference guides
- The instructor's wealth of knowledge and experience in software usability
engineering
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| Who should attend |
| Usability practitioners, Web site/intranet developers, application developers,
interface designers, project managers |
| Prerequisites |
| None |
| Sample reference
guides (click
for larger view) |
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| Participant Feedback |
"This course will help me to work with customers on a daily basis. Rarely have I attended a class that covered so much so well!!"
—L.B.
"This was an excellent course and the instructor presented in an
exciting, informative way. One of the best instructors I've had! Great
and applicable course content as well. Will be recommending the course
to anyone who will listen!" —D.V.
"Provided useful strategies and processes. Very informational. Thanks!"
—D.M
"I found all of this information to be good. It gave me the basics.
I am looking forward to starting my next project so I can apply what I
have learned." —T.C.
"Great course. Lots of practical tools to help me improve my application
designs!" —M.M |
Course schedule,
fees,
and registration
Onsite courses |
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