دانلود Pluralsight UX Tutorial Series آموزش دوره های تجربهٔ کاربری (یو ایکس)

Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Building Products
- Lean UX
- Lean Tech Stack
- Anti-Patterns

Pluralsight User Experience: The Big Picture
In recent years, there's been a shift in how and why software is being developed, moving away from "it works" and moving towards "it works and it's enjoyable to use." The user is now at the center of the software being built, and user experience, or UX, is everything. But what exactly does that mean? How do you design, build, test and quantify an experience for your users? In this course, User Experience: The Big Picture, you'll learn the core concepts of UX and how it fits within the context of software development. Along the way, you'll explore basic terminology, processes, and tools used to develop software in a user-centric way. When you're finished with the course, you'll have a foundational understanding of what UX is and how to incorporate user-first practices into your projects.

Table of Contents:
01. Course Overview
02. Course Introduction
03. UX Core Concepts and Terminology
04. Roles in User Experience
05. The UX Process- An Overview and Case Studies
06. The UX Process- Company and Industry Research
07. The UX Process- User Research
08. The UX Process- Information Architecture
09. The UX Process- Wireframing and Visual Design
10. The UX Process- Usability Testing
11. Course Summary and Next Steps

Pluralsight Conducting UX Research
We all want to create “intuitive” and “delightful” experiences. These are easy words to say, but actually shipping a product that is intuitive and delightful is very difficult to accomplish.

I will teach you what we mean by intuitive, delightful experiences, and the importance of doing UX Research.

In this course you will learn when to do UX Research and how UX Research fits into the product development timeline. We’ll also cover UX Research techniques, and when is the best time to do each technique.

Along the way, together we will conduct research on a hypothetical app using easy, common-sense techniques that anyone can do.

Table of Contents:
01. Course Overview
02. Intro- Why Do You Do UX Research-
03. When to Do UX Research
04. UX Research Techniques
05. UX Research Deliverables

Pluralsight UX Research Analysis
Understanding user behaviors, attitudes, and motivations is key to designing seamless experiences across multiple touchpoints for customers.

In this course, UX Research Analysis, you’ll learn how to conduct user research and data analysis to improve user experience on websites and mobile apps.

First, you will learn how to complete a web metrics analysis using analytics software. Next, you'll explore the difference between quantitative and qualitative UX research methods and how each is used to conduct competitor research for a SWOT analysis. Next, you'll learn how to visualize customer mental models using card sorts, personas, and customer journey maps. Finally, you’ll discover how to test and evaluate the usability of products and services based on interface design principles and usability standards.

When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have a foundational knowledge of UX research methods and data analysis techniques to improve user experience.

Software required: None required, but applications discussed and recommended in course include Google Analytics, Google Optimize or Optimizely, and Hotjar.

Table of Contents:
01. Course Overview
02. User Experience Analytics
03. User Research Methods
04. User Models and Maps
05. User Evaluation Methods
06. Course Review

Pluralsight UX Strategy Fundamentals
Think for a moment what makes the top five apps on your phone so unique. Is it the incredible back-end system that supports them? Is it the fact that the system is operating at 99.999% reliability and they got the load balancing right? Alternatively, is it how it makes you feel and the meaning that it brings within the context of your day-to-day? In this course, UX Strategy Fundamentals, you'll learn how the user experience design can shape the customers' experience. First, you'll discover the building blocks of a UX strategy definition. Next, you'll explore the skill sets necessary to develop a UX strategy. Finally, workshops will expose you to different methods to develop a Minimum Awesome Product (MAP). By the end of this course, you'll know the best way to deliver a UX strategy for a successful project. Software required: None.

Table of Contents:
01. Course Overview
02. Harnessing UX Strategy
03. Setting up the Foundations for a UX Strategy
04. Turning UX Strategy into a Team Sport
05. Workshopping Your Way into a Solid UX Strategy
06. Going beyond a Minimum Viable Product
07. Delivering the UX Strategy

Pluralsight UX User Testing
When making design decisions, the most efficient way to work is building in cycles of user testing. Don’t spend engineering resources to test out new designs, start with user testing and streamline your application’s UX before writing a single line of code. In this course, UX User Testing, you will learn foundational knowledge of conducting user testing sessions. First, you will learn how to develop a plan for your user test. Next, you will discover the difference between moderated and unmoderated user testing. Finally, you will explore how to run a focus group. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of UX User Testing needed to analyze the data to make informed business and design decisions.

Table of Contents:
01. Course Overview
02. Developing a Plan for Your Usability Test
03. Moderated vs. Unmoderated User Testing
04. Tree Testing
05. A-B Testing
06. Focus Groups
07. Beta Testing
08. Moderating User Testing
09. Analyzing User Testing Data