User Experience First and in Context
In this course, we explore two crafted scenarios with the goal of producing a context definition for a User Experience Design. A context definition helps us to understand a given situation and guide our design.
What you'll learn
User Experience Design is context driven. This course will take you through two crafted scenarios in which we'll define a context for, and then give some examples where such a context definition has guided the design. When defining a context, it also helps to be familiar with a number of other subjects to assist in identifying elements which will influence our design; this course will name some of these subjects for further study.
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About the author
Gavin has been building front-ends to software applications using the .Net Framework for the last four years. Using C#/XAML for the majority of his work, he has carried those skills on to building his own set of window store / windows phone applications. Gavin often attends developer events, expanding his own knowledge in the fast paced world of IT, and lending a helping hand to developers needing a little direction navigating the world of design. Since graduation from university a decade ago,... more