Learning Objectives

1. Design Thinking

[x] 🥚 User Empathy: You understand what user empathy is, and can use it to understand a classmate's needs and help them plan a home page.
[x] 🥚 Design Cycle: You will be able to describe the design cycle and what steps you will take in each state (Empathize, define, ideate, prototype, testing and implement).
[x] 🥚 Double Diamond: You can separate the design and deliver phases of a project. Design and delivery are a never-ending cycle, but it helps to be clear when you are focusing one or the other.
[x] 🥚 Stakeholder Interviews: You can interview another student to learn their motivations, needs, and blocks
[ ] 🥚 Rapid Prototyping: You can use rapid prototyping techniques (such as paper prototyping) to test initial design hypotheses and receive user feedback.
[ ] 🥚 User Journeys: You can write user journeys for websites that you use.

minjupgeorge commented 2 years ago

Week 1

I Need Help With:

Still I didn't completely understand how paper prototype finally turns into a product.

What went well?

I understood the basic concepts of UX design.
Paper prototyping.
Figma account set up

What went less well?

So far so good.

Lessons Learned

Designing is not as easy as expected.

Sunday Prep Work

[x] Create a Figma account: www.figma.com :Done Watch the following tutorials:
- [x] What's Figma?
- [ ] Setup account, teams, projects, and files
- [ ] Get a tour of the Editor

danielhalasz commented 2 years ago

@minjupgeorge there are of course many ways how a prototype can turn into a real product, in case of software and web projects, the next logical step would be to create a digital version, first very rough (black and white wireframe, no images) and gradually more detailed (with colors, placeholder text, images) and to keep testing and iterating it before it goes to the developers