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Eric A. Meyer Courses
Design for Humanity: A New Perspective on User Experience
4.4 (2,758 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 4.2h- 2017
$15.99
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Most Recent Review
The first few sections felt like basic information rather than 'new perspective'. He also spoke about imperfecting personas and giving them some extra behaviours. However I feel that by doing that, it will no longer be a true representation of that group of people, but rather feels more individual. Though there are some parts I didn't agree with, but I did have some takeaways from a few topics in section 4.
- Review by Anonymized User on Design for Humanity: A New Perspective on User Experience
Instructor Bio
Eric A. Meyer is an internationally-recognized author, speaker, blogger, and sometime teacher and consultant. He is currently technical lead at Rebecca’s Gift (rebeccasgift.org) and co-founder of An Event Apart (aneventapart.com) with Jeffrey Zeldman. In the course of his lengthy career, Eric has written numerous books and articles about CSS, HTML, and web standards. In his most recent book, Design for Real Life, Eric and his co-author Sara Wachter-Boettcher (sarawb.com) teach how to design with not just empathy, but compassion. He’s been working on the Web since 1993 and still finds it deeply compelling.
