Mobile design training, mobile UX Training, Mobile User Experience Design, Mobile Design Course in London

Course Outline

Mobile User Experience Design course overview

This course explains how to create designs and user interface for mobile including mobile phone applications and mobile websites. In this training course first we will discuss the concepts, techniques and industry standards for mobile UX design and then create a complete mobile website using software like Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator.

The complete course is hands-on based. Few practical Mobile User Experience Design projects at the end of the course will ensure that you go through graphic design process.

This short Mobile User Experience Design training is hands-on, instructor-led and classroom based. This training can be taken as a part-time evening course or even on the weekends.

Are you looking for Mobile App Design training instead?

If you are interested in learning how to design the interface of an app or mobile website rather than programming it, please consider our mobile website and app design courses.

Who is Mobile User Experience Design training for?

This training is suitable for:

Web and software designers

Programmers

Managers

Marketers

Clients

iPhone and Android enthusiasts

If you would like to learn programming for mobile apps then you could try one of our mobile app development courses. If you are interested in creating mobile websites then see our HTML5 course.

Prerequisites for Mobile User Experience Design course

You should have some previous experience with a user interface and prototype software. If you have never build user interfaces before please consider our Axure Course

What will I get?

Training from professional Mobile UX designers:
Training Dragon consultants have been implementing professional mobile user interface solutions across a range of applications for many years. Those consultants write and teach our mobile UX training courses, so their experience directly informs course content.

Real-time Practice and Projects:
Our mobile UX courses are designed to get you started in user experience designs for mobile phones. We work on industry related projects in this mobile UX course. These projects help you create your mobile UX portfolio. If you have a project or an idea that you wanted to turn into website then present that idea during the course and our trainers will help you to work on your own mobile UX.

Course Material:
mobile UX electronic notes are included in this course.

Course Completion Certificate:
After completing this training you will receive an mobile UX course completion certificate.

Support and Careers Advice:
After the course if you have any problems or questions regardingmobile UX , do not hesitate to contact us. Training Dragon’s trainers and career consultants are expert in their fields and if you need any help with you career choice, please speak to one of our career consultants.

Mobile User Experience Design Course Contents

Conducting Mobile Usability Evaluation

OOBE: Steps for conducting an Out-of-Box Experience Evaluation

Assessing mobile user experience: mobile-specific heuristics

Assessing Auditory interface feedback

Assessing Tactical interface feedback

Gestural interface elements- touch screen interactions

Mobile Advertising- pros and cons

Augmented Reality guidelines

Location-sensitive services

Search experience: Proximity searching; search navigation; search features

Assessing usability of Personalization; Customization

Preventing Cognitive Overload

Conducting Mobile Usability Field Studies

Creating questionnaire and usage scenario targets

Identifying core tasks

Deploying Diary Studies and Cultural Probes (tips and technique overview)

Eliciting and capturing emotion requirements (NEW)

Identifying desirability criteria & applying insights to design

Designing Mobile User Interfaces

User Interface Task-oriented design for mobile

Design considerations and constraints (platform, carrier, OS)

Designing for Users (persona centric design)

Usability heuristics for: Hard keys, Touch screens, Speech, Visual Design

Widgets and UI sequence (Touch enabled phones vs Hard key interaction devices)

Sociability factors in interaction design

Navigation considerations

Designing for context sensitivity

Scorecard for assessing Context, Error, Intuitiveness

How to handle interruption and disruption

Conducting Mobile Usability Testing

How to conduct low fidelity testing for mobile

Capturing context of use

Strategies for usability testing of mobile devices

Setting up a test

Test plan preparation and questionnaires

Assessing emotion and subjective satisfaction (NEW)

Apps Versus Mobile Websites

A discussion of the relative merits and usage

Usability Guidelines - Practical and Real-Life Examples

Menus and navigation - using lists, carousels, grids, filmstrips and slideshows

Making data input easier - including search, form-fields, real world-style controls and validation

How to minimise errors - guidance on how to notify and support users

Icons, links and buttons - making elements useful, usable and attractive within a mobile context

Copywriting - making copy easier to read and consume

Audio, voice and haptics - guidance on integrating these into your website or app design

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