What is User Experience (UX)
When you use any device, or any product, consider its UX is better. Experience is something
you can feel. The prowess you get when using something- that 's your experience. And if the
experience is well, then consider. . . the UX is designed great ! Imran: "Currently I 'm showing
bad experiences only. So yes, this is a bad UX. Currently I'm not discussing on any phone or
websites at all. Instead I'm explaining with normal day-to-day contexts. When a hero is
needed to be shown, then a supervillain , or any villain, must be shown too. So I 'm showing
the villains first- bad UXs , really really atrocious ones. WhatsApp did one thing great-
providing `` Delete For Everyone '' option. But there 's a bad UX too. Overall experience on
WhatsApp is atrocious. Adobe XD wo n't be coming now. When we 'll start UI then we'll start
UI. For now, just theory, paper, pencil or pen- these will be what you need now. I hope you 've
loved this first , and introductory , class. If yes, please give it a Like , and subscribe if you
have n't yet.
, User experience research
User experience research (UX research) is a process of studying and understanding
user behavior, needs, and motivations when interacting with a product or service.
The goal of UX research is to inform the design process and create user-centered
products that are intuitive, effective, and delightful to use. UX research can involve
various methods, such as surveys, interviews, usability testing, and data analysis.
User research interview
User research interviews are a method of collecting qualitative data from users
about their experiences, needs, and expectations. The purpose of these interviews is
to gain insights into how users perceive and use a product or service. User research
interviews can be conducted in person or remotely, and can be structured or
unstructured. In structured interviews, a set of predetermined questions is asked to
each participant, while unstructured interviews allow for more open-ended
responses and can result in unexpected insights.
User Persona for UX
User Persona is an imaginary character from all the interviews we 've taken or done the user
research. From all those , we create one or two characters. We give it a name or make
pictures. Pictures we make from stock images, no big issues. Alongside, we got ta. . . the
common patterns coming from there. First is personal background, second comes. . .
professional background, then comes. . . user environment and psychographic profile. The
3rd step of our profile is End Goals. 4th step is Scenario. We can create an imaginary
situation for example. When we combine all these four contexts and input them into our
character, the advantage is that our Persona becomes more realistic. User Persona can
usually be made multiple in bigger projects. But if it 's a small project, app or website, then
one Persona is enough. And it can make a huge impact on your decision-making. Remember
when you're creating that one person or User Persona , you must take the advantage of lots
of research.
When you use any device, or any product, consider its UX is better. Experience is something
you can feel. The prowess you get when using something- that 's your experience. And if the
experience is well, then consider. . . the UX is designed great ! Imran: "Currently I 'm showing
bad experiences only. So yes, this is a bad UX. Currently I'm not discussing on any phone or
websites at all. Instead I'm explaining with normal day-to-day contexts. When a hero is
needed to be shown, then a supervillain , or any villain, must be shown too. So I 'm showing
the villains first- bad UXs , really really atrocious ones. WhatsApp did one thing great-
providing `` Delete For Everyone '' option. But there 's a bad UX too. Overall experience on
WhatsApp is atrocious. Adobe XD wo n't be coming now. When we 'll start UI then we'll start
UI. For now, just theory, paper, pencil or pen- these will be what you need now. I hope you 've
loved this first , and introductory , class. If yes, please give it a Like , and subscribe if you
have n't yet.
, User experience research
User experience research (UX research) is a process of studying and understanding
user behavior, needs, and motivations when interacting with a product or service.
The goal of UX research is to inform the design process and create user-centered
products that are intuitive, effective, and delightful to use. UX research can involve
various methods, such as surveys, interviews, usability testing, and data analysis.
User research interview
User research interviews are a method of collecting qualitative data from users
about their experiences, needs, and expectations. The purpose of these interviews is
to gain insights into how users perceive and use a product or service. User research
interviews can be conducted in person or remotely, and can be structured or
unstructured. In structured interviews, a set of predetermined questions is asked to
each participant, while unstructured interviews allow for more open-ended
responses and can result in unexpected insights.
User Persona for UX
User Persona is an imaginary character from all the interviews we 've taken or done the user
research. From all those , we create one or two characters. We give it a name or make
pictures. Pictures we make from stock images, no big issues. Alongside, we got ta. . . the
common patterns coming from there. First is personal background, second comes. . .
professional background, then comes. . . user environment and psychographic profile. The
3rd step of our profile is End Goals. 4th step is Scenario. We can create an imaginary
situation for example. When we combine all these four contexts and input them into our
character, the advantage is that our Persona becomes more realistic. User Persona can
usually be made multiple in bigger projects. But if it 's a small project, app or website, then
one Persona is enough. And it can make a huge impact on your decision-making. Remember
when you're creating that one person or User Persona , you must take the advantage of lots
of research.
