Designing the customer and user experience is essential to creating great products today. Gone is the old paradigm of “form follows function” model of design. The process must be iterative and follow the best product design and development processes. While designing a great user experience can be a lengthy and expensive process, there are approaches to doing it faster and smarter, without compromising results.
This course is part of the Product Ideation, Design, and Management Specialization
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About this Course
No prior experience required.
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Try Coursera for BusinessWhat you will learn
Translate product ideas into tangible assets
Create wireframes, 3D renderings, and prototypes
Develop the minimum viable product (MVP)
Test assumptions and validate customer interests
Skills you will gain
- Product Development
- Prototyping
- Product Management
- product design
- User Experience (UX)
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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course
Introduction to Creative Design, Prototyping, and Testing
Development Processes and Organizations
Concept Generation and Selection
Product Design and Architecture
Principles of Prototyping and User Experience
Wireframing and Prototyping Models
Robust Design Considerations
Testing and Troubleshooting
Project Management
Final Thoughts
Reviews
- 5 stars57.14%
- 4 stars16.66%
- 3 stars9.52%
- 2 stars9.52%
- 1 star7.14%
TOP REVIEWS FROM CREATIVE DESIGN, PROTOTYPING, AND TESTING
I learn a lot about prototyping process and design timeline
Very Well Designed Concepts and Explanations .Thank you
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