UX Foundations: Interaction Design

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

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User Experience Courses Design Thinking Courses Accessibility Courses Interaction Design Courses Usability Courses Gestalt Principles Courses Microinteractions Courses

Course Description

Overview

Step through the foundational processes and techniques required for interaction design.

Syllabus

Introduction

Interaction design
What is interaction design?

1. Today's Interaction Designer

Project types and deliverables
Technical and software skills
Related disciplines and fields of study
Resources and communities

2. A Model of Psychology and Interaction Design

Why psychology?
Introducing the interaction design model
Context
Goals

3. Introductory Psychology

Sensation
Perception
Gestalt principles
Affordances
Motivation
Attention and memory
Reasoning and logic
Mental models
Cognitive load
Theories of emotion
Designing for delight
Empathy
Learning behaviors
Classical conditioning
Operant conditioning
Social learning theory
Using learned behavior

4. The Interaction Design Model

Overview of the IxD model
Perceive
Predict
Feedback
Learn
Remember

5. Interaction Design

Dimensions of interaction design
Design thinking
Levels of design: Structure
Levels of design: Flow
Levels of design: Interface
Design patterns
Anti-patterns
Dark patterns
Navigation structure
Navigation systems
Content
Inputs
Gestures
Voice
Sensors
Defining microinteractions
Microinteractions: Motion
Microinteractions: Sound
Microinteractions: Haptics
Error handling
Mistakes
Usability and accessibility

Conclusion

A solid foundation

Taught by

David Hogue

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