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A Project Guide to UX Design: For User Experience Designers in the Field or in the Making

A Project Guide to UX Design: For User Experience Designers in the Field or in the Making Russ Unger Carolyn Chandler. 1 ) The Tao of UXD: Curiosity Meets Passion Meets Empathy 2 ) The Project Ecosystem: Planning for Project Needs, Roles, and Culture

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A Project Guide to UX Design: For User Experience Designers in the Field or in the Making

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  1. A Project Guide to UX Design: For User Experience Designers in the Field or in the Making Russ Unger Carolyn Chandler

  2. 1 ) The Tao of UXD: Curiosity Meets Passion Meets Empathy 2 ) The Project Ecosystem: Planning for Project Needs, Roles, and Culture 3 ) Proposals for Consultants and Freelancers: A Guide for Those in the Business that also Manage Their Own Business 4 ) Project Objectives and Approach: Know Which Star to Navigate By 5 ) Business Requirements: Know the Problem before You Create the Solution 6 ) User Research: Get to Know the Guests You're Inviting to the Party 7 ) Personas: Find the Best Way to Put Your Team - or Your Client - in Your Users' Shoes The Book

  3. The Book, Continued 8 ) User Experience Design and Search Engine Optimization: User Experience Design's Fundamental Role in SEO 9 ) Transition: From Defining to Designing: Time to Visualize, Prioritize, and Plan 10 ) Site Maps and Task Flows: Structuring Your Project from Here to There and Back Again 11 ) Wireframes and Annotations: Design and Direction - Before the Visual Design Begins 12 ) Prototyping: Breathing (Some Sort of) Life into Your Design 13 ) Design and Testing with Users: Break Away from What You Think You Know - And Find Out How They Think 14) Transition: From Design to Development and Beyond: Where Do We Go from Here?

  4. IA v. UX Information Architecture is... ...one of the three most important/common roles that a UX Designer plays. An Information Architect is responsible for creating models for information structure and using them to design user-friendly navigation and content categorization. During the design of sites and applications, common responsibilities include creating detailed site maps and ensuring that categories and subcategories of information are distinct and user-friendly. - A Project Guide to UX Design

  5. IA v. UX Information Architecture is... ...SMOLFing information. It is the art and science of Structuring, Managing, Organizing, Labeling, and Finding Information. - From a presentation that Russ Unger for the organization he was working for at the time.

  6. IA v. UX Information Architecture is... 1.   The structural design of shared information environments. 2.   The combination of organization, labeling, search, and navigation systems within web sites and intranets. 3.   The art and science of shaping information products and experiences to support usability and findability.  - Information Architecture for the World Wide Web

  7. UX v. IA UX Design is... ...the creation and synchronization of the elements that affect users' experience with a particular company, with the intent of influencing their perceptions and behavior. - A Project Guide to UX Design

  8. UX v. IA UX Design is... ...investigating how the user's needs align with the business objectives to refine the foundation of the design. ...determining what we are making, why we are making it and who it is for. Identifying the features, content, navigation and components of the interface design. ...planning this approach to allow for expansion and growthwhile ensuring the viability of the design for an extended period of time. - from a presentation that Russ Unger was working on for the company he worked for at the time.

  9. IA AND UX Information Architecture is... 4.  An emerging discipline and community of practice focused on bringing principles of design and architecture to the digital landscape. - Information Architecture for the World Wide Web

  10. Information Architecture is about how to choose the right way to present information and how to help people navigate through it. It's a way of thinking in which the aim is not to make something look good but to make it be good. Richard Saul Wurman

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