UX: Heuristic Analysis as a Starting Point for Designing and Improving an Interface
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Covers user experience (UX) fundamentals focused on Jakob Nielsen’s ten usability heuristics as practical guidelines for designing and improving interfaces. Explains using those heuristics as a starting point to create and refine apps, landing pages, websites and other interfaces to improve users’ first impressions and ongoing usability.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09My career journey
- 2:16What is user experience
- 4:27Usability importance for developers
- 5:10Nielsen and Molich: heuristic pioneers
- 6:58Starting point for a project
- 8:47Understanding user needs
- 11:38User research and testing
- 13:28Norman and everyday usability
- 16:19Nielsen heuristics: visibility of status
- 18:49Immediate feedback and clear communication
- 20:33Match real world
- 21:58User control and freedom
- 23:45Consistency and interface standards
- 26:14Navigation clarity and objectivity
- 28:22Interface and user experience
- 29:06Color theory and visual elements
- 31:13Interface elements and training
- 33:22Error prevention and confirmations
- 35:51Flexibility and accessibility
- 37:36Efficiency and minimalist design
- 39:01Error feedback and validations
- 40:09Contextual help and documentation
- 41:55Team standardization and documentation
- 43:00Risk assessment and usability testing
- 44:28Planning execution and review
- 45:10Developer responsibility
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