Hey friends! Many people wanted an IxDF UX Course review, so here's one for you! I went through the first lesson from "Become a ux designer from scratch" course and compared it to the Google Foundations UX Course I took a few months ago. Interaction Design Foundation is quite popular, so I decided to look at their course next. And boy what did I find...

I looked at the platform itself and the UX of it, the UI examples, how is the course structured, how is the knowledge presented and so on.

#idf #ux #review

0:00 Intro
0:45 The platform
2:03 Introduction
2:42 Lesson 1
5:19 Portfolio
7:16 Self-promotion
8:36 Design thinking
9:09 UX Deliverables
10:13 High Fidelity
13:04 Course Structure
14:11 Engagement
14:55 Gurus and Experts
16:04 UI Design
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Hi guys, I apologize for speaking slowly and being a bit erratic, I'm sure you can tell from my face that I am exhausted. I plan to update this over time.

Learning UX design can be a time-consuming process, especially if you don't know what options are out there. In this video, I discuss the different platforms on which you can begin learning UX design and get your UX design journey started!

Updated video: bit.ly/3wvZMUI

Timestamps:
CareerFoundry: 02:36
Interaction Design Foundation: 06:52
Coursera: 11:15
Udemy: 14:50
IBM: 16:59
Course Auditing: 18:24
Skillshare: 20:50
YouTube: 22:00
Medium: 23:28

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-CareerFoundry (5% off): bit.ly/morgancf
-Medium: morganbrennan.medium.com/membership
-IxDF (2 months free): interaction-design.org/invite?r=morgan-brennan
-Coursera (Get a free course!): fbuy.me/v/morgan_9477
-Udemy: udemy.com/courses/search/?src=ukw&q=ux+design
-IBM: ibm.com/design/thinking/
-Skillshare (14 days free): skl.sh/38tgOc0

CareerFoundry Review Part 1:
Video - youtube.com/watch?v=FqYwAu9lhJc&t=1s
Article - bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/careerfoundry-ux-design-review-pt1-ea6070db1e0c?sk=6198777598201b9cb12cb54c3f3859aa

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This is a brief review of my experience of taking UX Research and other courses with Interaction Design Foundation (IxDF), the largest and most trusted online design school.
I am happy to report that I have so far finished 16 courses and it has enhanced my level of understanding and practices of UX.
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Today we'll be looking at some amazing UX design courses with 100% job guarantees.

1. Careerfoundry: careerfoundry.com/en/courses/become-a-ux-designer/
2. Designwings: designwings.in
3. Springboard: springboard.com/courses/ux-career-track/
4. IDF: interaction-design.org/bootcamps/job-guarantee
5. ImagineXP: imaginxp.com/bachelor-of-design-v3/?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=b.desaug20&gclid=Cj0KCQjwqKuKBhCxARIsACf4XuGuKcj8uj696GZlxta9pglpURKr9aPKWvvWUrJ7c8zeH5MQn2ooGRwaAiH3EALw_wcB
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What is interaction design? Learn how interaction design is an important component within the umbrella of user experience (UX) design, what the five dimensions of interaction design are, as well as what an interaction designer does on a day-to-day basis in this topic definition video.

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There are some questions that entry and junior level UX designers and researchers ask repetitively. One of these is definitely to do with the recent boom in UX and product design bootcamps. These intensive courses offer to teach UX as a craft in a matter of weeks. Some also assure that every graduate will get a paid UX job immediately. But given that almost all job ads quote 3 years of experience for junior positions, how much of it is true? Having reviewed countless candidates that have listed these bootcamps as their primary source of education in design I have formed an opinion that might help you decide if it's worth the time and money investment.

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The team at the Interaction Design Foundation discusses how and why you should join the fastest growing field in the design world today: User Experience (UX) design. From beginner to advanced level online courses, you truly can learn UX design from scratch… working your way up to designing great products that people enjoy, pay for, and tell their friends about.

As a non-profit organization, we are on a mission to provide high-quality UX design education at affordable prices, wherever you are in the world. What's more, all of our UX design courses are online and self-paced... which makes them perfect for both students and working professionals. You're free to learn UX design in your own time, and receive industry-recognized certificates verified and trusted by the most authoritative UX community in the world (Don Norman and Clayton Christensen, just to name a few!).

Through being an international community of designers, you can also join a UX meet-up near you—allowing you to discuss and network with fellow UX students and professionals in your local town or city.

You can’t take any risks when it comes to your education and career, so make sure you’re choosing an educational provider that is credible, transparent, and recognized by both industry and academia.

Check out what we have to offer, start learning UX design, and then you can start making a huge impact on the world by designing fantastic products!

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Hi friends! Here's my Google UX Course review! The much anticipated course that will help you become a successful UX Designer is live now on the Coursera platform, so I took it for a spin and finished the fundamentals (part 1 of 7) and here's what I think about it. Is this UX Course good? Is it bad? What are the benefits and what are the shortcomings? If you're asking yourself this: Should I take the Google UX Course? then watch this video to find out!

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Can you name the 7 factors of UX? You need to pay attention to all aspects of user experience if you want to deliver a successful product to market. Explore all of Peter Morville's factors of UX in this video and learn how to apply them in your own design work.

Discover more about the key aspects of UX in our online course on how to become a UX Designer from scratch: interaction-design.org/courses/become-a-ux-designer-from-scratch

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I finished all seven google ux design certificate courses. Here's an honest and holistic review of the courses. I hope this is helpful for you. My portfolio is at elenacai.com, welcome feedbacks!

Intro: (0:00)
Courses Summary: (1:01)
Learning Interface Run-Through: (1:46)
What I Liked: (3:58)
What I Disliked: (6:11)
Project Showcase 1 - Dodo Postcard: (9:20)
Project Showcase 2 - Mamo Book: (11:29)
Project Showcase 3 - 渡渡(dù dù): (12:57)
Outro: (15:27)

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📱 How to get your first UX Design role: youtube.com/watch?v=On5zqaiohCE
📱 Google UX Design Certificate Program: youtube.com/watch?v=6xFGp7Dx__s
📱 How to build your first UX Design Portfolio: youtube.com/watch?v=OK8ApUzfjsk
📱 How to write a UX Case Study: youtube.com/watch?v=OK8ApUzfjsk
📱 How to improve the visual of your UX Portfolio: youtu.be/3_mCcDIOWCw

📱How to write a UX Design Resume that gets you a job: youtu.be/sUYsE4csfOI
📱 UX Design Whiteboard Challenge: youtu.be/oujsls1BXjs
📱 a Day in the Life of a UX Designer working from home: youtu.be/oujsls1BXjs

All Articles link:
interaction-design.org/literature
A/B test Article link:
interaction-design.org/literature/article/what-to-test

Video Description:
In this clip, we're going to be looking at what to test in terms of A/B and multivariate testing. So, this is very much around *experimental questions* – what to ask, what to *avoid* asking because they're not very appropriate questions for A/B testing, and then, finally, a few more advanced or complex questions that you might consider.
And the whole issue of experimental design is quite a complex one, and we're not going to go into the theory behind that. We're really going to be focusing on practicality. So, if you are interested in the theory in a little bit of a broader discussion of the whole topic of designing with data, there is a good book of that title by Rochelle King, Elizabeth Churchill, and Caitlin Tan, which I thoroughly recommend if you do have a hankering for some of the broader backgrounds and how this all fits into the overall user experience process. A/B testing is all about *changes in behavior*; we present people with alternative designs and we look to see how much that alters their subsequent response. So, in a simple A/B case, we show them Design A, and we show them Design B. And we measure typically a completion goal, which a lot of subject areas in user experience would refer to as *conversions*.
So, signing up to a newsletter, adding an item to a shopping basket, making a donation to a charity – these are all things that are important to their respective organizations and typically for the interactive technology that we're working on – so, websites and apps, for example; so, these are the things often that we're measuring, but they're not the only things that we can measure. We can measure really straightforward stuff like time spent on a page, time spent on the site, and also bounce rates, for example – we'll be looking at some of those a bit later on. Just a reminder that because A/B testing is done very late in the day with live sites and large numbers of users, you really want to make sure that your solution is sound before you get this far. You're not going to be able to test everything that is possibly worrying you or possibly causing problems to users;
it's just too long, involved and potentially expensive in terms of user loyalty and also the amount of effort you'd have to put into it. So, we are looking at using A/B testing and multivariate testing to basically polish a solution rather than to rework it. Bear that in mind and make sure that you've done adequate testing up to this point – so, some of the early-design methods I've talked about in the past and straightforward usability testing –before you actually get as far as shipping a new project into live use. Also bear in mind that A/B testing tends to be focused on individual pages. It is possible to have multi-page tests, but it's a more complex area than we're going to be looking at in this lesson. So, experiments have research questions. They're basically the things that you're trying to answer. And because A/B testing focuses on changes in behavior, the research questions are going to be centered on defined goals and – as I've mentioned already –typically *conversions*; so: Will, as an example, move the Add button above the fold to improve sales conversions? I would imagine it would. Actually, this is something I always find people are making the mistake of getting too talkative on the first screen of the page, and the actual Buy This or Add to Basket button gets pushed further and further down until users actually don't even see it. Will a more clearly worded charitable purpose increase donations?
So, if people have a better understanding of what your charity is about or where this money is going, would that improve conversions for those users? So, both of these can be A/B tested by using goals that you almost certainly have already defined in your analytics solution. So, these are very good candidates for A/B and multivariate testing. But I'll give you some examples of bad questions too. So, obviously, I will repeat the words "Don't ask this."
when I've mentioned them because they're not meant as examples that you should be taking away. Conversely, research questions that are not directly related to improved goal completions tend not to be suitable for A/B testing. And a kind of vague question like"Will better product photos reduce questions to customer service?" – don't ask this – is the sort of thing that you simply cannot effectively test in A/B testing.
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The Interaction Design Foundation is an independent nonprofit initiative with an objective that sounds like a paradox:

“Raise global design education to an Ivy League standard, while at the same time reduce costs to as low as possible.”

In other words, we democratize learning by providing top-quality, online design courses at a fraction of the cost of traditional education.

We collaborate with top universities and companies—Stanford, Cambridge and SAP Labs, for example—as well as noted authors like Clayton Christensen and Don Norman. This means our educational material focuses on practical relevance and is backed up with academic rigor. We share this knowledge with over half a million designers every month!

The Scandinavian education system was our initial inspiration for this mission and, in 2002, the Interaction Design Foundation was established to create low-cost, high-quality education to change the way people learn the science, art and intricacies of design. Since then, we have built a sustainable collaboration and education platform, and have grown our global community to reach people in over 90 countries.

Come work with us: interaction-design.org/careers

Our online, self-paced UX design courses: interaction-design.org/courses

Our open-source educational materials: interaction-design.org/literature

Our global design community: interaction-design.org/community

You finished the Google UX Course (or one from IxDF, Uxcel or others) - Now what? In this video I'm going to tell you what to do to get your first job as a UX/UI designer.

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🚨 My Full, very detailed review of each of the Google UX Course segments can be found in this playlist:
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🔮 More about the series:
In this series I talk about various methods and tips of improving your chances of getting your first job in UX design. Yes, it is difficult, but you'd be surprised how many people make the most basic mistakes over and over and over, and expect recruiters to hire them. I share my trusted tips, techniques and know-how on how to avoid those mistakes, present yourself in the best possible way and start getting interview invites from businesses - and yes, eventually also THE JOB :-) So far with my help a couple hundred people have gotten their first UX job, so I believe this is working :-)

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Learn UX design and advance your career: Take self-paced online courses and gain industry-recognized Course Certificates: bit.ly/2OrahEe

How do you design a great User Experience on a mobile device? In this course, you will learn just that: interaction-design.org/courses/mobile_user_experience_design.html

The Interaction Design Foundation is an independent nonprofit initiative with an objective that sounds like a paradox:

“Raise global design education to an Ivy League standard, while at the same time reduce costs to as low as possible.”

In other words, we democratize learning by providing top-quality, online design courses at a fraction of the cost of traditional education.

We collaborate with top universities and companies—Stanford, Cambridge and SAP Labs, for example—as well as noted authors like Clayton Christensen and Don Norman. This means our educational material focuses on practical relevance and is backed up with academic rigor. We share this knowledge with over half a million designers every month!

The Scandinavian education system was our initial inspiration for this mission and, in 2002, the Interaction Design Foundation was established to create low-cost, high-quality education to change the way people learn the science, art and intricacies of design. Since then, we have built a sustainable collaboration and education platform, and have grown our global community to reach people in over 90 countries.

Our online, self-paced UX design courses: interaction-design.org/courses

Our open-source educational materials: interaction-design.org/literature

Our global design community: interaction-design.org/community

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My name is Mark Rosimo I'm new in the Bay Area and most (if not all) of my videos is just me doing some unscripted rambling on just about every topic that comes to mind. Hopefully y'all are enjoying it as much as i am talking and making it LOL. Let me know what y'all think in the comments if you'd like! Thanks all!

This video is me talking about doing a software engineering or ui ux design boot camp and if it is the right choice for me. LOL i have been in DesignLab Foundation course for about 2 two weeks now and this video is basically reviewing how i feel so far taking this course and also discussing my mentor during this course. The foundations course is 2 months long, the UXA academy course is 6 months long part time and half that for full time.

Design Lab UX / UI two week update (full time job & bootcamp student course review lolol is it worth it ?)

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The Interaction Design Foundation is an independent nonprofit initiative with an objective that sounds like a paradox:

“Raise global design education to an Ivy League standard, while at the same time reduce costs to as low as possible.”

In other words, we democratize learning by providing top-quality, online design courses at a fraction of the cost of traditional education.

We collaborate with top universities and companies—Stanford, Cambridge and SAP Labs, for example—as well as noted authors like Clayton Christensen and Don Norman. This means our educational material focuses on practical relevance and is backed up with academic rigor. We share this knowledge with over half a million designers every month!

The Scandinavian education system was our initial inspiration for this mission and, in 2002, the Interaction Design Foundation was established to create low-cost, high-quality education to change the way people learn the science, art and intricacies of design. Since then, we have built a sustainable collaboration and education platform, and have grown our global community to reach people in over 90 countries.

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Our open-source educational materials: interaction-design.org/literature

Our global design community: interaction-design.org/community

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Today we will look at top new UX/UI courses that you didn't know about. Also, google has a UX design certificate you didn't know about.

Check out the courses
1. IBM UX Design: ibm.com/design/thinking/page/courses/Practitioner
2. Calarts: coursera.org/specializations/ui-ux-design?action=enroll
3. Google New UX Certificate: skillshop.exceedlms.com/student/path/212715-mobile-experience-certification-exam
4. Omnicourse: omnicourse.io/
5. Ideou: ideou.com/pages/brainstorming-resources
6. MIxed Reality: kadenze.com/courses/exploring-the-mixed-reality-landscape/info

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What is UX Design, and why it's one of the most creative and highest-paying industries? 🤔

Everything around you has been designed by someone.

We can trace UX design back to the ancient Romans, who developed theories of aesthetics to construct amazing buildings that have stood the test of time. 🏛️

These qualities are just as important to UX design today as they were millennia ago. Let's think about the smartphone📱, for example.

As UX designers, we care not only about making the software easy to use, but we also care about creating:
📲 the right marketing campaigns for the product,
📲 designing the best unboxing experience,
📲 and making troubleshooting as painless as possible.

Of course, not all experiences are well designed 🛎️ —and that's why UX design is such a challenging and rewarding field to be in.

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