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Making Sense of UX and Design in the Enterprise

This course will teach you the true meaning of UX and design and how to spread the message in an enterprise environment.

Beginner
45m
(206)

Created by Keith Harvey

Last Updated Aug 10, 2022

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Making Sense of UX and Design in the Enterprise

This course will teach you the true meaning of UX and design and how to spread the message in an enterprise environment.

Beginner
45m
(206)

Created by Keith Harvey

Last Updated Aug 10, 2022

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Enterprises that focus on user experience (UX) and design have a distinct advantage over those that don't. Unfortunately, many organizations don't embrace UX and design due to the nebulous and complicated way it is often presented. This course will give you a crystal-clear understanding of what UX and design are and will give you tips on how to spread that knowledge throughout your enterprise.

Making Sense of UX and Design in the Enterprise
Beginner
45m
(206)
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Keith Harvey - Pluralsight course - Making Sense of UX and Design in the Enterprise
Keith Harvey
3 courses 4.5 author rating 821 ratings

Keith Harvey is a Software Architect and UX Visionary for Hexagon PPM. He has over 30 years experience designing and developing applications and architectures across many industries. Over the years, his love of making people happy and more productive has grown into a passion for creating great User Experiences (UX) across desktop, web, and mobile platforms.

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