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UX Design – Website Value & Usability

These tasks and knowledge usually come before any graphic design apply into a website, this will turn and push a website getting more value and understanding as usable. Core Skillsresearch techniques ethnography and discovery—user goals, motivations, and work patterns user modeling—persona and scenario creation; role-playing product design—product-level interaction principles and concepts interaction design—function-level interaction principles and concepts interface design—component-level interaction principles and concepts information architecture and information design—content structure and presentation principlesUsability Skillsknowledge of usability testing principles and methods knowledge of principles of cognitive psychologyMedia Skillsunderstanding of bit-depth, pixel-density, and resolution issues managing color palettes icon design and pixel-level design graphic user interface (GUI) screen layout and composition page layout and composition animation sound design prototyping—paper, Visual Basic, HTML/CSS, Director, Flash, or other methods knowledge of file formats and tradeoffs

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The Skills of UX Professionals

By Robert Reimann

A UX designer has to have all the skills of any designer, but also needs to focus on people the users not just on business goals, skills, or techniques.”—Whitney Quesenbery

Understanding Quality

Quality can be a tough concept to get a handle on, especially when you are dealing with a web site. Many different roles and positions take part In running a typical large commerce web site, and they all have different agendas, so what they mean by “quality” is likely to differ.

Working from a quality assurance outlook, you must be clear on what you understand quality to mean. You may need to declare or defend your views on the quality of your site to people who see quality differently.

The following definitions reflect different ways of looking at what quality might mean. I find the last definition – that quality is meeting requirements – the most useful approach here.

You Know Quality When You See It

You probably know of some things – products, services, etc. – that you feel are excellent, because they meet your needs, do what they are supposed to do, make your life easier, taste great, whatever….