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Evaluating User Interfaces

Evaluating User Interfaces

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Product is rated as #12 in category UI / UX

In this course you will learn and practice several techniques for user interface evaluation. First we start with techniques that can be applied alone or in a design team, including action analysis, walkthroughs, and heuristic evaluation. Then we move on to user testing, including learning from a series of usability tests carried out in a real usability lab, and techniques to carry out your own tests even without a lab. Finally, we wrap up the discussion of evaluation and of UI Design in the specialization as a whole by looking at the question of how to set and measure usability goals, and in turn, when a design is usable enough to release it.

Instructor Details

Loren Terveen is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Minnesota. Before joining the University of Minnesota, he received his PhD in Computer Sciences from the University of Texas at Austin, and then spent 11 years at AT&T Labs / Bell Labs. Terveen is an expert in the areas of human-computer interaction and social computing. He has published over 100 scientific papers, holds 9 patents, has advised several startup companies, consulted on intellectual property cases, and has held many leadership positions in his profession, including serving as President of ACM’s Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction. Terveen's current areas of research emphasis are: peer production systems and the quantitative analysis of social media data. He has led projects that have: revealed new information about how valuable content is created on Wikipedia, produced and deployed new interface designs to enhance participation in online communities, developed a new location-based messaging system, combined wiki and geographical information systems technologies to create novel interfaces that let people enter and access information about places in their local communities, and created the first fully functional geographical wiki. In all his work, he seeks to use knowledge gained from empirical studies to build novel systems that solve real problems.

Specification: Evaluating User Interfaces

Duration

19 hours

Year

2017

Certificate

Yes

Quizzes

No

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  1. Isabel R

    Very useful, very good examples and well explained, very fun.

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  2. Anthony A

    This course was very thorough and covered A LOT of material. The course is very challenging, in epth and comprehensive. The only think lacking is more opportunities to create portfolio projects.

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  3. Sam B

    Good courses, great instructors

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  4. Gabriel T

    I can can tell a lot of work and time was put into this course. It was very insightful! Thank you.

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  5. Julie M

    This course provided me with information that I could immediately put to use in my company!!

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  6. Zahedul I

    Excellent Course

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  7. Tasneem E

    Hard work but totally worth it

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  8. Vivek S

    This was a nice learning experience for me. Knowing about various and complicated design evaluation

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  9. Sujit K

    Wonder courses for novice and advance users. The courses are not only theory based, at the end of every week there are assignment & quiz, which helps a lot.

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  10. Kamalanathan A

    Designing and Development team will realize the impact of usability and be able to fine tune in their products.

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  11. Bugaiova O

    It really great course!

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  12. Pooja S

    Like the content and the assignments for the beginner level.

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  13. Toni Z

    Very useful. But took me so long to get peer grade and finish.

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  14. Styliani–Despoina K

    Not much as I was expected, not very structured and the weekly courses not equally distributed

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  15. Styliani Despoina K

    Not much as I was expected, not very structured and the weekly courses not equally distributed

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  16. Irina M

    Minnesota University team! You are doing great job! Thanks a lot! Very good courses

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  17. Imangaliyeva M

    useful, informative! a good one course!

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  18. Kris M

    The course (the set of 4 courses) started out SO good. The pace was quick, content and format engaging, and it showed you from the perspective of “hey, this is what we are looking at in real life, here are the pros and cons to look for, etc”. It was great! By course 3 it was getting so bogged down with BLAH BLAH BLAH that I could hardly see straight. Suddenly we went from engaging content to mind numbing boredom. The kind where keeping your eyes open, or even clicking that ‘next video’ link, was enough to set your whole body into a rigor mortis of NOOOOOOOOOOO. : ( Which is really disappointing because UI/UX is interesting!! Basically this went from hands on tech vocational training to the doldrums of a standard school format (which is proven ineffective and doesn’t give you the skills you need you have to learn those AFTER you complete the schooling) The videos just seemed to go on and on in this way. I lost all concept of gaining knowledge and it became a marathon of trying to inch my way forward and to hit the finish line. I don’t understand how we went from such a strong start to what came after. Course 1 was the best. I was really excited about everything. Then over time it’s like the content just sort of got left to drift and fall flat and not just be TO THE POINT. Overall some of the content was still A+ but just lost in the way content was approached/delivered. I truly believe this could be fixed and the course could be stellar throughout.

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  19. PaweB G

    Great!

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  20. Pawel G

    Great!

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