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Twelve Spins on User Experience

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CodeMash 2020 | Twelve Spins on User Experience | Keith Instone

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CodeMash 2020 | Twelve Spins on User Experience | Keith Instone

What is “user experience (UX)”? It’s that feeling people get when they interact with your software, but the term UX is being used for more than that, in confusing ways. In your organization, is UX a design process, a separate team, a ubiquitous skill, or a meaningless buzzword? If people are confused about user experience in your organization, then this talk is for you. In this session, Keith Instone will share 12 spins on UX so that you can communicate about it better. The 12 UX spins can be helpful in integrating UX with agile, defining roles, writing job descriptions, adopting DesignOps, or planning your next reorg.

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Twelve Spins on User Experience

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Explores user experience, which is in high demand across most industries
Taught by Keith Instone, who is well-respected in the industry and has written extensively on UX
Covers 12 different perspectives on UX, which provides a comprehensive understanding of the field
Can help UX professionals improve their communication and collaboration skills
May be useful for professionals in other fields who want to gain a better understanding of UX
Requires no prerequisites, making it accessible to learners with varying backgrounds

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Learners who complete Twelve Spins on User Experience: CodeMash will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
User Experience Designer
Learn about the user experience design process and how to create a seamless experience for users. This course will teach you about different UX design methods, how to conduct user research, and how to prototype and test your designs.
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Product Manager
Gain a deep understanding of user experience and how it can be used to create successful products. This course will teach you about the role of the product manager in UX, how to define user needs, and how to measure the success of your products.
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UX Researcher
Get hands-on experience with user research methods and techniques. This course will teach you how to conduct user interviews, surveys, and usability tests, and how to analyze the data to make informed design decisions.
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Interaction Designer
Learn about the principles of interaction design and how to create intuitive and engaging user interfaces. This course will teach you about different interaction design techniques, how to design for different devices, and how to evaluate the usability of your designs.
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UX Writer
Learn how to craft clear and concise user-facing copy that enhances the user experience. This course will teach you about the principles of UX writing, how to write for different audiences, and how to measure the effectiveness of your writing.
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Web Developer
Learn about the importance of user experience in web development. This course will teach you about different UX design principles, how to implement UX best practices, and how to test and evaluate the usability of your websites.
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UX Engineer
Get in-depth knowledge of UX engineering and how it can be used to create user-centric software applications. This course will teach you about different UX engineering techniques, how to design and develop UX-focused software, and how to test and evaluate the usability of your applications.
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Information Architect
Gain a solid understanding of information architecture and how it can be used to create user-friendly and efficient websites and applications. This course will teach you about different information architecture techniques, how to organize and structure content, and how to create effective navigation systems.
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UX Evangelist
Gain a comprehensive understanding of user experience and how to evangelize UX within your organization. This course will teach you about the benefits of UX, how to build a case for UX, and how to create a culture of UX within your company.
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Graphic designer
Learn about the role of graphic design in user experience. This course will teach you about the principles of visual design, how to create user-friendly graphics, and how to evaluate the effectiveness of your designs.
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Content Strategist
Gain a deep understanding of content strategy and how it can be used to create user-centric content. This course will teach you about the principles of content strategy, how to develop a content strategy, and how to measure the effectiveness of your content.
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UX Strategist
Get a holistic view of user experience and how it can be used to drive business success. This course will teach you about the role of the UX strategist, how to develop a UX strategy, and how to measure the ROI of UX initiatives.
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Design Manager
Learn about the principles of design management and how to lead a team of UX designers. This course will teach you about the different roles and responsibilities of a design manager, how to manage a UX team, and how to create a culture of innovation within your team.
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Information Analyst
Learn about the role of information analysis in user experience. This course will teach you about different information analysis techniques, how to analyze user data, and how to use data to make informed design decisions.
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User Researcher
Get hands-on experience with user research methods and techniques. This course will teach you how to conduct user interviews, surveys, and usability tests, and how to analyze the data to make informed design decisions.
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Good to know
Explores user experience, which is in high demand across most industries
Taught by Keith Instone, who is well-respected in the industry and has written extensively on UX
Covers 12 different perspectives on UX, which provides a comprehensive understanding of the field
Can help UX professionals improve their communication and collaboration skills
May be useful for professionals in other fields who want to gain a better understanding of UX
Requires no prerequisites, making it accessible to learners with varying backgrounds
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