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Practical UX Design

By : Scott Faranello
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Practical UX Design

By: Scott Faranello

Overview of this book

Written in an easy-to-read style, this book provides real-world examples, a historical perspective, and a holistic approach to design that will ground you in the fundamental essentials of interactive design, allow you to make more informed design decisions, and increase your understanding of UX in order to reach the highest levels of UX maturity. As you will see, UX is more than just delighting customers and users. It is also about thinking like a UX practitioner, making time for creativity, recognizing good design when you see it, understanding Information Architecture as more than just organizing and labeling websites, using design patterns to influence user behavior and decision making, approaching UX from a business perspective, transforming your client’s and company’s fundamental understanding of UX and its true value, and so much more. This book is an invaluable resource of knowledge, perspective, and inspiration for those seeking to become better UX designers, increase their confidence, become more mature design leaders, and deliver solutions that provide measurable value to stakeholders, customers, and users regardless of project type, size, and delivery method.
Table of Contents (15 chapters)
Practical UX Design
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Summary


In this chapter we looked at the problem with UX maturity as well as an approach to raising it, both as an individual UX practitioner and within a company. We looked at case studies using this approach and how the results it produced dramatically changed the perception of UX value with stakeholders. Lastly, we looked at a maturity model to use to gauge your UX maturity success as you begin to use this approach on real world projects where your clients and stakeholders want to see measurable, provable results.

Today, too many UX practitioners and teams face the challenge of proving the true value of UX design work to stakeholders. It is a problem that will continue so long as we continue speaking to them in the language of design. While design language is necessary for the success of our customers and end users who will interact with it, we must also remember that stakeholders speak the language of business. It is a language we must also be fluent in to more effectively connect with...