Assessing UX Designs Using Proven Principles

Generate insights, product scorecards and competitive analyses, even when you don’t have access to user data

Having user data, whether qualitative or quantitative, is always recommended.  But with the right training and processes, user experience professionals can supplement research and data analytics with UX assessments, providing several beneficial outcomes without having to conduct studies or data analysis, such as:

  • Identifying potential usability issues and areas for improvement
  • Determining whether user interface principles and best practices are in place
  • Conducting a comparable UX assessment of competing product experiences
  • Quantifying usability without conducting user research though the use of severity ratings and ease-of-use scorecards
  • Prioritizing product roadmaps when there is no time for research or data collection, or when another perspective is needed
  • Producing product scorecards using data as well as the output of a UX assessment

In this course, you will learn several inspection and analysis methods that, when conducted properly, will reliably produce insights about the quality of your user experience and how to potentially improve it.  These skills supplement other research methods such as usability testing, quantitative benchmarking, and analysis of passively gathered user data.

Topics Covered

Format

Related Courses

UX Certification Credit

Participant Comments

Instructor


Related