Introduction to Human-Centred Design
- Understanding the user perspective and its importance.
- Key principles of user-centred design.
- Differentiating between usability and user experience.
User Research Techniques
- Selecting appropriate research methods to understand the context of use.
- Principles of contextual inquiry.
- Identifying potential users and understanding their needs.
Analysis Methods for UX Design
- Synthesising research findings to inform design decisions.
- Creating user personas and scenarios.
- Developing user journey maps.
Design Principles and Tools
- Applying design principles to create user-friendly interfaces.
- Utilising wireframing and prototyping tools.
- Incorporating accessibility considerations into design.
Testing and Evaluation Methods
- Conducting usability testing sessions.
- Evaluating interfaces against usability heuristics.
- Iterating designs based on user feedback.
Exams and Assessments
This award is assessed by completing an invigilated online exam that candidates will only be able to access at the date and time they are registered to attend.
- 40 multiple choice questions
- 60 minutes duration
- Not open book
- 65% pass mark
- Supervised
Hands-On Learning
The course includes practical exercises such as:
- Conducting user research and presenting findings.
- Developing design prototypes based on user requirements.
- Performing usability evaluations and recommending improvements.