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1. A Step by Step Guide
The User Experience Designing
(UX, UXD, UED or XD)

2. A Presentation by: Ravi Bhadauria
ADMEC MULTIMEDIA INSTITUTE®
www.admecindia.co.in

8. 02 Knowing “User Experience”
03 Aim of UX Design?
04 How does it relate to Graphic Design?
05 What does make a design successful?
06 Is UX just about the Users?
07 What is UX Design about after all?
08 Questions to Ask
09 Most Important thing learned today!
10 Misconceptions about UX Design
11 UX Design Process
The Aim of
The Presentation
01

12. To create a valuable design.

13. User Experience (UX) is the quality of
experience a person has when interacting
with a specific design.

14. User Experience Design is the process of
enhancing user satisfaction by improving the
usability, accessibility, and pleasure provided in
the interaction between the user and the product.
- wikipedia

29. 08

30. 09

31. Misconceptions About
User Experience Design
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32. 1. User experience design is NOT
User interface design.

33. 2. User experience design is NOT
A step in the process.

34. “User experience design isn't a checkbox. You do
it and then move on. It needs to be integrated into
everything you do.”

35. 3. User experience design is NOT Just
about technology.

36. “User experience design is not limited to the
confines of the computer. It doesn't even need a
screen... User experience is any interaction with
any product, any artifact, any system.”

37. 4. User experience design is NOT
Just about usability.

38. “While usability is important, its focus on
efficiency and effectiveness seems to blur the
other important factors in UX, which include
learn-ability and visceral and behavioral emotional
responses to the products and services we use.”

41. 5. User experience design is NOT
Just about the users.

42. “We just can’t always do what is best
for the users. There are a set of business
objectives that are needed to be met—
and we’re designing to that, as well.”

44. 6. User experience design is very
Expensive.

45. 7. User experience design is NOT
Easy.

46. 8. User experience design is NOT
The role of one person or department.

47. “User experience isn’t just the responsibility of a
department or a person. That compartmentalist
view of UX is evidence that it is not part of the
organizational culture and hints to teams not
having a common goal or vision for the
experience they should deliver collectively.”

48. 9. User experience design is NOT
A single discipline.

49. “User experience may not even be a
community just yet. At best, it’s a common
awareness, a thread that ties together people
from different disciplines who care about
good design.”

50. 10. User experience design is NOT
A choice.

51. “The biggest misconception is that
companies have a choice to invest in
their user’s experience.
To survive, they don’t.”

52. Experiences happen, whether or not you
plan them.
When not intentionally designed, there’s a
much higher likelihood of the experience
being poor.

53. User Experience Design is
NOT...
• user interface design the system
• a step in the process the process
• just about technology about behavior
• just about usability about value
• just about the user about context
• expensive flexible
• easy a balancing act
• the role of one person or dept a culture
• a single discipline a collaboration
• a choice a means of survival

54. User Experience
Design Process
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55. UI vs UX

56. UI vs UX

57. The Design Sprint
SOLVE Big Problems, TEST New Ideas, in Just FIVE Days

58. Agenda
1. WHAT is it?
2. HOW do you do it?
3. WHO is it for?
4. WHERE does it fit for my organization?
5. WHICH reference materials are best?
5Ws

59. Design Sprint Enables You!
• Clarify the problem at hand, and identify the needs of
potential users
• Explore solutions through brainstorming and sketching
exercises
• Distill your ideas into one or two solutions that you can
test
• Prototype your solution and bring it to life
• Test the prototype with people who would use it
To sort out whole process in 5 easy steps

60. Introduction
The Sprint is a five-day process for answering critical
business questions through:
• DESIGN
• PROTOTYPING
• TESTING IDEAS (with Customers)
Build BETTER Products, FASTER
What exactly is The Design Sprint?

61. When Can It Be Used?
At the Beginning of a Project
Initiate a change in process or start the innovation of a product
concept.
In the Middle of a Project
Start a new cycle of updates, expanding on an existing concept or
exploring new ways to use an existing product.
For a Mature Product
Test a single feature or subcomponent of a product. Allows you to
focus on a particular aspect of the design.
Uses of The Design Sprint

62. Where did it come from?
Origins of The Design Sprint

63. The 5 Day Process
From PROBLEM to DEMO

64. Who does it?
The ROLES
• Product Manager
• Project Manager
• Designer
• Developer
• Customer-Facing Expert
• Marketing Manager
• CEO

93. Thank You
R
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