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LifestyleThe complete guide to design communication (Udemy.com)
How to effectively conduct user research, get stakeholder buy-in, and get hired for a UX design job.
Created by: Christopher Wong
Last updated November 2019
What you will learn
- How to justify your design decisions
- How to convince stakeholders to implement design changes
- How to effectively facilitate user research
- How to build up trust as a designer
- How to resolve communication conflicts
- How to get hired for your dream UX designer job
How it compares
Against the other 144 rated Udemy courses in UX Design on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.0 out of 5higher than 9% of them
- Reviews22#138 of 145 by number of reviews
- Length5.6 hourslonger than 68% of them
- Last updatedNovember 2019earlier than 70% of them
Quality Score
Overall Score : 80 / 100
Course Description
Look on any job posting for any User Experience (UX) position, and you'll see "Communicate", "Collaborate" or "Present" as part of the description.
Communication is a vital part of UX, whether it's interviewing stakeholders, getting them to approve your designs, or even getting hired as a UX designer.
But design communication is a skill that is different from every day conversations: you may be the newest member of a team, trying to convince people who have worked with a tool for 20 years that it needs to be changed.
So how do you communicate as a designer?
In this course, I'll teach you the best practices for design communication, in design, research, and even interviewing. I'll go over opportunities where you will be asked to communicate, including interviews, workshops, and meetings. I will then end with how you can leverage design communication to get a job as a UX professional.
I hope you'll join me in learning how to communicate your designs.
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Instructor Details
- 4.0 Rating
22 Reviews
Christopher Wong
Christopher is a Healthcare-focused UX designer and researcher. He graduated with a Masters in Human-Centered Computing from UMBC and has since worked as a UX fellow for the National Institutes of Health.
During that time, he acted as a liaison in conjunction with the Nielsen/Norman Group during their evaluation of a cancer research system as well as re-designing a cancer research tool for patient use.
He is currently a UX Specialist at Northrop Grumman, where he has designed for and led several UX projects from end-to-end with high profile clients.
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Reviews
By Chirag Bambhaniya on 3/13/2024
Yeah it was making sense but the representation for the pointers could be more in a storytelling way or story board. With that i would have better digested.
By Anna Duong on 2/20/2022
The content is valuable. The course presentation is just PowerPoint slides with only typography which make it not engaging to finish a very short video. The audio is bad. It happens quite often for one sentence to be repeated a few times just to correct small grammar mistakes(?) (his English is perfectly fine to me). I wish that he can cut those repeated parts so it won't interrupt the listening experience. I feel like it's hard to concentrate on the lesson.
By Sasa Trajkova on 5/25/2021
Simple, and to the point. With everyday examples that helps understand the theory.
By Kammy N on 6/13/2020
Content is structured and easy to follow. Audio quality and random pauses has made it hard to focus at times because I always think my headphone or internet has stopped momentarily.
By Maryan Warsame Abdullahi on 3/14/2023
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