UI/UX Design Training

Integrated Course Design

Radiant Talent Academys Integrated Course Designfocuses on detailed methodologies specific to higher education. As its key feature, Integrated Course Design arranges the stages of Backward Design into a simultaneous planning strategy informed by environmental and contextual factors specific to higher education.

As part of its simultaneous learning methodology, Integrated Course Design guides instructors through a 12-step process for creating and aligning the curriculum, learning outcomes, classroom activities, rubrics, and assessment protocols against the backdrop of thepresent context and potential challenges.

Why join this program:

• Methodically implement the user research process
• Design a portfolio on Dribbble to showcase your skills
• Conduct heuristic evaluations of your UX design
• Create immersive UI via wireframes and interactive prototypes
• Radiant digitals Job Assistance helps you get noticed by top hiring companies
• Chance of getting placed in Radiant Digital Solutions
• Higher interaction in live online and offline classes
• Experiential learning via real-life innovation projects /li>

Technical Competency — UX Research-based Design

RadiasUX Research-based Design is grounded on extensive user research and organizational research. UX Research is a critical competency-building training for designers to help them identify insights, customize designs based on client requirements, and model the data to act upon the insights.

Industry-ready designers know how to present visually compelling information to allow users to accomplish their goals andhelp generate a positive client perception for their brands. These designers understand interaction design as the art of crafting conversations between users and systems, their responses, feedback, transitions, and tasks to be accomplished.

Roles of the Radiant Talent Academy

• Designed to craft a user research plan, define objectives, frame research questions, recruit participants, conduct interviews, and report gathered insights
• Builds on the ability to conduct qualitative research techniques, such as interviews or contextual inquiries
• Focuses on quantitative research techniques, such as analytics, heatmaps, and click maps, and interpretstheir results to gain insights
• Runs activities such as content inventories and site mapping to assess a products current information architecture state
• Successfully definesinformation structuring, organizing, and labelingthrough exercises such as card sorting or tree testing
• Fluency in implementing navigation and wayfinding paradigms, such as NavBars, breadcrumbs, and labels
• Fluency in addressing and implementing usability
• Evaluates a products usability through moderated and unmoderated usability testing
• Focuses on planning the usability tests, defining tasks, moderating sessions, taking down notes, and designing reports
• Definescolor schemes, typographic scales, layout, and visual assets, such as imagery or iconography, to offer compelling and useful information to users
• High-level understanding of how humans process visual information and design for it through leveraging gestalt laws and visual design principles
• Extrapolate brand attributes and apply them to the user interface
• Translate user needs and insights into scenarios, task analyses, journeys, or user flows that depict users mental models of interacting with a system to accomplish their goals
• Capability to select the best pattern to use for an interaction (modals, wizards, controls)
• Anticipate potential scenarios and edge cases from a system perspective