UI/UX Development (CSTP 2150)
Students learn user interface and user eXperience (UI/UX) design concepts for developing efficient interfaces for websites, mobile applications, and software applications in general. Key concepts covered include: information architecture, client goals, ideal users, card sorting, journey mapping, site mapping, service mapping, mood boards, prototyping, wireframes, metaphor, branding, user flow, peer testing mockups, whiteboard challenges, and usability reports.
Students learn to analyze interface requirements and user interactions. They follow the guidelines of user-centered design (UCD) to design responsive websites that work properly on both desktop and mobile devices.
Students learn to analyze interface requirements and user interactions. They follow the guidelines of user-centered design (UCD) to design responsive websites that work properly on both desktop and mobile devices.
Course code: CSTP 2150
Credits: 2.0
Length: 40.0 hours
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