UI-UX Design

Instead of focusing just on marketing or programming, the UI/UX Design Specialization offers practical, skill-based training centered around a visual communications viewpoint. It also adopts a design-centric approach to user interface and user experience design. You will review and show each step of the UI/UX development process in this series of four courses, from user research to establishing a project's strategy, scope, and information architecture to creating sitemaps and wireframes. As you construct screen-based experiences for websites or applications, you'll discover the most up-to-date best practices and conventions in UX design.

1. Graphical User Interface (GUI): How users interact with a system's aesthetics and digital control panels is reflected in GUI design. The desktop of the computer is an illustration of a GUI.
2. Voice-controlled Interface (VUI): VUI design focuses on voice-based user interactions with systems. VUIs include digital personal assistants like Siri for iPhones and Bixby for Samsung mobile devices.
3. Virtual reality (VR) and other gesture-based design scenarios that deal with user participation in 3D areas mostly employ this type of interface.

1. How users utilize a system's interactive elements to execute tasks quickly and easily is the subject of interaction design (page transitions, animations, buttons, and so on).
2. Extensive research is conducted, ideas and input are gathered from potential and current consumers, end-user demands are understood, and design choices are made in accordance with these criteria.
3. Information and material that users require to complete their jobs are organized using information architecture. For this reason, a UX designer must comprehend the connections between various sets of materials and display it in the clearest manner feasible.