User Experience for Web Design

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Chris Nodder

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01 - Introduction

01 - Building a site for your visitors.mp4

01:08

02 - 1. What Makes a Good Web User Experience

01 - Define your visitors.mp4

02:02

02 - Focus on information.mp4

02:05

03 - Why people leave sites.mp4

02:33

04 - Simple design.mp4

02:05

05 - Consistent design.mp4

01:51

06 - Standard design.mp4

02:05

03 - 2. Creating Good Content

01 - Your content determines your design.mp4

02:10

02 - How people read on the web.mp4

02:44

03 - Writing for information exchange.mp4

01:49

04 - Formatting for information exchange.mp4

04:25

04 - 3. Using Media to Help Tell Your Story

01 - Using graphics for explanation, not decoration.mp4

02:42

02 - Using different types of media.mp4

03:41

03 - Adding interactive content.mp4

02:25

05 - 4. Balancing Adverts and Content

01 - Ad revenue without selling out.mp4

02:46

02 - Where to display ads.mp4

02:51

06 - 5. Navigation

01 - Content has a structure.mp4

02:54

02 - Choosing menu placement.mp4

04:10

03 - Mobile menus.mp4

02:15

04 - Reviewing some menu myths.mp4

02:41

05 - Working with site maps.mp4

01:25

06 - Adding search to your site.mp4

03:15

07 - Understanding links.mp4

04:29

08 - Using Fitts Law.mp4

03:40

07 - 6. Site Layout

01 - People can begin from any page on your site.mp4

01:47

02 - Providing a good information scent.mp4

04:17

03 - Creating progressive navigation.mp4

03:29

04 - Arranging detailed content.mp4

04:00

08 - 7. Homepage

01 - Using your homepage as a site summary.mp4

03:02

02 - The five-second test.mp4

03:01

09 - 8. Category and Landing Pages

01 - Showing people what youve got.mp4

03:20

02 - Make comparisons easy.mp4

01:37

03 - Creating landing pages from ad campaigns.mp4

03:30

10 - 9. Detail and Product Pages

01 - Giving visitors the facts.mp4

02:50

02 - Using images to set context.mp4

02:29

03 - Showing the price for products.mp4

02:56

04 - Have a call to action.mp4

01:51

05 - About Us A special detail page.mp4

02:06

11 - 10. Forms

01 - Ask for information in context.mp4

02:52

02 - Making forms as painless as possible.mp4

03:11

03 - Creating form fields.mp4

04:24

04 - Handling errors gracefully.mp4

03:05

12 - 11. Good Design Practice

01 - Simple, consistent, and standard design.mp4

02:22

02 - Considering your users.mp4

01:45

03 - Continuing your UX journey.mp4

01:25

Description

Whether you're designing anything from a personal blog site or portfolio to an ecommerce website, always keep in mind: A good user experience will make users stay on your site, while a bad one will make them look elsewhere. In this course, Chris Nodder teaches you how to apply some simple interaction design principles to your site to make it behave in the way that users expect and enjoy. Chris covers the key things people want from web sites, how they search for information, how they read online, and how to structure your content to take advantage of this. He shows you how to use graphics to help rather than hinder visitors, how to integrate video, audio, and other media, and when to consider interactive rather than static content. He also discusses the importance of seeing your site’s home page, forms, product pages and content through users’ eyes in order to build a site that better meets their needs.

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User Experience Design

Chris Nodder

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User experience specialist with knowledge of the core usability issues in many industries including financial, healthcare, software development, B2B service delivery and e-commerce. Specialties: Client consulting, coaching and original research to improve technology user experiences. Design Thinking workshops, product definition and up-front design involvement to ensure the right product is built with the least re-work. Fast, cost-effective usability methods for teams on a tight timescale. Core client group: Enterprise customers struggling to introduce lean and agile UX techniques. Currently accepting some new clients for product evaluation, team coaching and process improvement. Author of the user experience book "Evil By Design - Interaction Design to Lead Us Into Temptation." Author/presenter of 30 LinkedIn Learning video courses on user centered design topics. Creator of the low cost, high quality self-guided UX training course uxsyllab.us Acclaimed speaker with multiple international conference appearances.

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