ux-design
4 free lessons tagged ux-design across Business. Each one is a short sequence of focused steps with narration and a five-question quiz at the end — take them in any order, no signup required.
Usability, Accessibility, and Breaking Into UX
A design is only as good as how real people use it. This lesson covers evaluating and refining: running usability tests, Nielsen's classic heuristics, designing for accessibility with WCAG, and design systems for consistency, then how a career switcher builds a portfolio and breaks into UX.
Designing the Solution: Structure, Wireframes, and UI
With the right problem defined, designers build the solution. This lesson covers the craft: organizing content with information architecture and user flows, sketching structure with wireframes, testing ideas with prototypes before building, and the visual UI fundamentals, hierarchy, layout, type, and consistency, that make a design clear.
UX Research: Understanding Users and the Real Problem
Great design starts with understanding people, not pixels. This lesson covers UX research: interviews and observation done right, the difference between what users say and do, turning findings into personas and journey maps, and writing a sharp problem statement that defines the right problem to solve.
What UX Design Actually Is
UX design is one of the most popular creative career switches, and one of the most misunderstood. This lesson defines it: the difference between UX and UI, why user-centered design beats designing for yourself, the business value of usability, and the double-diamond process that structures how designers work.