HS2024: 03018 User-Centered Design

The discipline of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) aims to systematically place the human factor in the design of interactive systems. User-centred design (UCD) refers to the structured process whereby end users are involved throughout the design of interactive systems to ensure a greater User Experience (UX).

Preliminary program (subject to change):

1. [INTRO] Introduction: Human-Computer Interaction & User Experience (UX)
2. [PROCESS] Gather organizational needs and identify best practices: Voice of Business & Voice of the Market
3. [PROCESS] Understand target users and their needs: Voice of the Customer
4. [PROCESS] Specify target users and their usage contexts: Personas, User Journeys & UX Vision
5. [PROCESS] Structure and name content: Information architecture
6. [PROJECT] Intermediate Presentations
7. [PROCESS] Design the Solution: Wireframing & Prototyping
8. [PROCESS] Evaluate the solution: User testing
9. [PROCESS] Measure performance: UX Metrics
10. [TOPIC] Deceptive Patterns
11. [TOPIC] Interaction styles
12. [TOPIC] Web Accessibility
13. [PROJECT] Final Presentations
14. [OUTRO] Summary & outlook

Computer Science students who are interested in the research and design activities that precede technical implementation.

Englisch

UCD, HCI, UX, User-Centred Design, Human-Computer Interaction, User Experience

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Florian Egger, PhD | https://ch.linkedin.com/in/egger

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florian.egger@unifr.ch

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