Product teams – who need to get on the same page about UX
Startup teams – who are bootstrapping their UX design
Anyone making UX Decisions – who are relying on their ‘gut’ to make decisions
(WHO IT’S NOT FOR)
Beginner to intermediate
PREREQUISITES
Experience working on product development
Industry-Relevant Skills Training
Real-world case studies
10 sessions (10 mins each)
1-2 hours video content
RED FLAGS
Do you have an Interaction Design Problem?
Support Tickets
You get user reports about your system being ‘broken’ (even when it’s not)
Prioritizing Errors
You are using error messages to communicate how your system works
‘Hand-holding’ Support
There are moments where your users feel stuck
Confused Users
Your users have no context on what’s going to happen next (or how long it will take)
Transform Your User’s Experience
Our Introduction to Interaction Design (ID) course takes you above and beyond the basics, so that you can start using a professional level approach—that will make your software feel intuitive and enjoyable to use.
Gain a deeper understanding of what Interaction Design really is and how to implement it in your workflows
Recognize scenarios and situations that you need to design for
Learn how to easily integrate Interaction Standards and design processes into your existing workflows
Understand your system’s logic and how it influences your interaction design
Some brands using our resources
Interaction Design Course
for enterprise software
Training
Interaction Design For Enterprise Software
Interaction Standards, System Messages (errors, success and warnings) and System Statuses.
Introduction to Interaction Design is a professional training resource for experienced team leads and UX designers, who are on a mission to build powerful interactions—that are specifically designed with their users in mind.
What’s included?
1 year of training access
See real-world Enterprise use cases and examples
Get repeatable standards (to compare your interactions to)
Up-level your states (errors, warnings, success) and statuses
Develop a powerful new way to think about Interaction Design