UX research, research
What you will learn
Understand the role and importance of UX research in the design process, including its foundational principles and methodologies.
Formulate clear research objectives and actionable questions tailored to specific design challenges and user needs.
Apply appropriate research methods, such as exploratory studies, usability testing, and data analysis, to uncover user insights.
Synthesize data from various research methods and use findings to inform design decisions and solve user challenges.
Translate research insights into practical design improvements and actionable recommendations for enhancing user experience.
Why take this course?
Are you a UX designer looking to strengthen your research skills?
Do you struggle to bridge the gap between user research and user-centered design?
Welcome to Mastering UX Research: A Practical Guide for UX Designers, a comprehensive course designed to equip you with the essential tools and strategies to become a confident and effective UX researcher.
In the ever-evolving field of UX, research is the foundation of great design. Yet, many designers find themselves overwhelmed or uncertain about research methods, user data analysis, and applying findings to real-world projects. This course bridges that gap, offering practical, hands-on knowledge tailored for UX designers who are ready to elevate their work and deliver truly user-centered designs.
What You’ll Learn
- UX Research Fundamentals: Understand the role of research in the design process and why it’s critical to user-centered design.
- Key Research Methods: Master methods such as usability testing, surveys, interviews, and data analysis tailored for design projects.
- Practical Tools and Techniques: Learn to use essential tools like Optimal Workshop, Qualtrics, and Excel to collect, analyze, and present user data.
- Applying Research to Design: Transform insights into actionable design improvements and communicate your findings effectively to stakeholders.
- Impact Evaluation: Measure the effectiveness of your research and demonstrate its value to your organization.
Why This Course Stands Out
This course is designed by a PhD candidate in Human-Computer Interaction with extensive experience in both UX research and instructional design. Combining academic rigor with industry best practices, the course content is drawn from authoritative resources, including:
- “Think Like a UX Researcher” by David Travis and Philip Hodgson
- “Handbook of Usability Testing” by Jeff Rubin and Dana Chisnell
- Materials from the Nielsen Norman Group and ISO usability standards
Using proven instructional frameworks like Backward Design, Bloom’s Taxonomy, and ADDIE, this course is structured for maximum learning and application.