User Experience (UX) Conceptual Model Design (Udemy.com)

Thank you, this was helpful.

Another excellent course by Susan Weinschenk. I like the way she presents in short videos. She has very good, practical knowledge of user centred design. I am going to do this course again to really get a good understanding of them material presented in the course

Gives an birds eye view of the user research process. The cardsorting process, task anakyses etc. But I think Task analysis needs an in-depth review as its just touched the overview. Also the navigation systems also requires some insight into information design/architecture.

Gives a good clear methodology of steps you can take to make more informed design decisions.

I found Susan to be very clear and easy to understand. The content aligned with my expectations and I will be using this course as a reference during my future projects.Bob DuncanUser Experience Designer

Very good course-Many concepts I was not aware of.

While the instructor does tend to use terminology she herself created (which can be confusing when trying to relate to what you may or may not already know, or have heard about), it's still valuable the methods she teaches. This course is basically about the detailed steps one should take in order to build a sound protoype (or, "conceptual model"). I enjoyed this course because the instructor used great examples to explain her theory well - so it was easy to understand. A course worth taking!

Again, Susan has brought many details to bare that are often overlooked in many UXD-based projects. Even if some percentage of these recommendations and practices are fanned into being on our projects, they/we will be so much better off and will produce exponentially better web sites/applications. Thanks Susan.

I work as an interaction designer and i found this course very useful because I got another insight into pre-design processes what help to design intuitive and useful products.A lot of techniques what Susan talks about I know and use so i would recommend this course for everyone who would like to start (or for everyone who needs to improve his knowledge) with designing of websites and web applications but with design of almost everything.

Dr Weinschenk's course is the best practical method I found (and I was searching for it for ages!) for the part in the design process between mental models and how to make your decisions about how to organize information and entice user actions. Worth mentioning: it can be used effectively for non-linear designs as well.I'm looking forward for her next course on Task Analysis if it is of the same caliber.

Suzan, once again, you nailed this topic just perfectly. Can't stop learning from you :-)

A slightly misleading title, as there is not much on the way of detailed explanation on the mental model side of this coin. The conceptual model explanation is thorough and while it is nothing new will help you to think more closely about the gap that plagues designers in their design endeavors.Cognition is a massive subject and the psychology behind the way we think is out of scope on this course. However a little more explanation even on things like working memory and sensory perception may have given some context.All in all The Good Dr. is amiable and presents complex information in easy digestible chunks.