Updated on Jun, 2025
Language - English
fruitful experience from this course.Initially it kind of felt lil slow but as we proceed it got really interesting,would definately recommend to beginners to go through this course before going on to advance level.
UX Design for Beginners - The Essentials of UX + Usability
Learn User Experience Principles & Human Behavior Patterns and Apply them to improve UX Design of Websites & Mobile Apps
Design,User Experience Design,
Lectures -58
Resources -2
Duration -4.5 hours
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Course Description
Start your User Experience Design career NOW
Every field of study has some Principles and Basic concepts and if you master those concepts and principles, you can apply them anywhere. Similarly in User Experience Design, experts have been studying Human behavior for many years so you need to master these UX, Usability and Interaction Design principles
This course will walk you through all the Principles, Essential Concepts and Behavior Patterns of Humans when they use Websites, Mobile Apps or any product so you can design better digital products and delight your users.
Develop mindsets and skills to deliver a better UX for any Website, Mobile App or product. This course is full of the latest practical examples and screenshots of UX problems that a lot of Designers, developers and Product managers are making with their products.
Whether you’re a designer, or developer, or are completely new to UX DESIGN, you’ll leave this course with a practical understanding of which qualities makes products delightful, efficient, functional and usable.
This course lectures, practical examples about
How to Become a UX Designer.
UX CASE STUDY: Find and solve the UX problems within an actual Medical Doctor's App.
Develop UX insight to instantly identify problems in your product.
Learn about Mental Models and Human Behavioral Patterns.
Develop your instincts and skills for UX Design (Double Diamond model of Design).
Develop Root cause analysis skills and learn about the 7 Steps of Action.
How human Mental and Physical Limits effects UX.
How to reduce Cognitive load to improve User Experience.
How to avoid common UX problems in Websites and mobile apps.
How do Discoverability, learnability and feedback improve the UX of your digital products?
Design Patterns and Anticipatory Design.
Identify usability or Interaction Design problems with just a glance.
Why Human behavior with Digital Products is important for UX?
How to improve Conversion by eliminating barriers to entry?
How to record a Video of your User's Activity to see the user's frustrations in action?
How Users scan and read your websites? and a lot more.
Enjoy all the Real-World Examples in this course and start your UX Design Career by mastering these basics in the right way.
Who this course is for?
- Designers.
- Developers.
- Coders.
- SEO Experts.
- UI Designers.
- Entrepreneur.
- Design Directors.
- Web Designers.
- Mobile App Developers.
- Startup CEO.
- Anyone who wants to learn User experience.
Goals
Develop Skills needed to be a great UX Designer.
Understand User Behavior and Psychology rather than the UX Process.
Apply Design Thinking & UX Principles to any product you build.
CASE STUDY ASSIGNMENTS: Find and Solve UX problems in Mobile and Web Apps.
Apply Mental Models and Mapping to your products.
Know Affordances and Signifiers and how to apply them to any product.
How we Perceive things and how our Memory works.
Make any Website's or app usability better.
Learn about all common UX mistakes designers and developers make.
Apply the knowledge of UX to user interfaces or Apps you are coding.
Improve any Product's User Experience.
What role do Developers play in UX?
Apply UX and Usability Principles to Improve the UX of any Digital Product.
Prerequisites
Just a curious mind.
Pencil and a notepad.
No need for Experience at all.
Curriculum
Check out the detailed breakdown of what’s inside the course
Introduction to User Expericne, UX Roles and how to be a UX Designer
4 Lectures
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What's the difference in UX and UI Design?
05:05
05:05
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Can I be a UX Designer?
03:04
03:04
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Different roles of UX Designers
05:38
05:38
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Download course Resources and PDF Notes
Human Centered Design, Double Diamond Model of Design and Root Cause analysis
6 Lectures
Principles & Concepts of User Experience, Usability and Interaction Design
19 Lectures
Human Behavior Patterns, Decision making, scanning patterns and Change Blindness
6 Lectures
Designing for Humans → How to design better products for humans
12 Lectures
How Developers can improve User Experience?
11 Lectures
Instructor Details
Muhammad Ahsan Pervaiz
Instructing more than 100K+ UI UX Design students worldwide for the past 8 years. I began working as a Web Designer 20 years ago, and I had to learn everything the hard way.
I started from nothing and eventually found work with FORTUNE 500 businesses like Coca-Cola, Intel, and Panasonic.
Furthermore, I developed new design patterns for correctly displaying passwords in password fields while designing user experiences for the UK GP Tools mobile app, games, and e-commerce websites.
I'm a multi-talented individual that has won a Gold Medal, a national poster design competition from Panasonic, and numerous landing page design competitions on 99 designs.
I gained a lot of experience working with clients while freelancing, namely in the USA, Australia, the UK, and the United Arab Emirates.
These days, you can find me guiding startups with their landing page creation, SaaS web app designs, and on-boarding UX flows.
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