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UI/UX Course - Doing Design Right

52m 17s
English
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UI/UX Course - Doing Design Right is a 24-lesson 52 minutes self-paced course by Victor Ponamariov. Practical Course on UI/UX Redesign that teaches not just how to create beautiful interfaces, but how to improve existing products , identify UX issues, and turn them into well-thought-out solutions.

Course facts

Lessons
24
Duration
52 minutes
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
Instructor
Victor Ponamariov
Price
Premium

Practical Course on UI/UX Redesign that teaches not just how to create beautiful interfaces, but how to improve existing products, identify UX issues, and turn them into well-thought-out solutions.

What Awaits You in the Course

You will work with a real application with an outdated interface, analyze its structure, and step by step improve each key screen. This approach helps not only to master modern UX methodologies but also to understand how a professional product designer thinks.

Practice Closely Aligned with Reality

Unlike many courses where work is conducted on abstract cases, here you will encounter what most often happens in the real profession:

  • an imperfect design created many years ago;
  • limitations in the product's structure and functionality;
  • hidden UX errors that hinder users;
  • tasks focused on improvement rather than creating an interface from scratch.

What You Will Learn

The course focuses on a key skill that is rarely studied separately—the ability to analyze interfaces and identify the causes of interaction inconvenience.

The Main Skills You Will Master

  • competent UX audit of interfaces;
  • identifying usability issues;
  • identifying and sorting UX patterns;
  • creating improvements based on logic and user scenarios;
  • preparing a redesign with reasoning for decisions.

Why This Course Is Important

Most designers start with clean layouts, but in the professional environment, 80% of tasks involve improving existing products. The ability to effectively analyze interfaces makes a specialist in demand and helps to grow quickly in the profession.

Suitable for Beginner and Practicing Designers

If you want to confidently work with real applications, see errors in interfaces, and propose solutions that truly enhance user experience, this course will be an excellent development tool.

Who teaches UI/UX Course - Doing Design Right? Victor Ponamariov

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I have been developing user interfaces for over 10 years. Are you a developer? Individual entrepreneur? Do you have a design background? Can't afford a designer? I have something for you. A book about how to improve your forms. Remember, forms are the most important thing in applications. And they must be good.

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All Course Lessons (24)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
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001 Fedica Overview Demo
02:17
2
002 1. Visibility of System Status
03:45
3
003 2. Match Between the System and the Real World
02:16
4
004 3. User Control and Freedom
01:29
5
005 4. Consistency and Standards
01:41
6
006 5. Error Prevention
02:13
7
007 6. Recognition Rather than Recall
02:25
8
008 7. Flexibility and Efficiency of Use
01:41
9
009 8. Aesthetic and Minimalistic Design
02:33
10
010 9. Help Users Recognize Errors
03:30
11
011 10. Help and Documentation
01:14
12
012 Law of Proximity
02:10
13
013 Cognitive Load
01:51
14
014 Jakob's Law
02:11
15
015 Fitts Law
02:37
16
016 Fitts Law Experiment
00:29
17
017 Hicks Law
02:18
18
018 Contrast
04:03
19
019 Reptition
01:26
20
020 Alignment
01:25
21
021 Introduction
01:37
22
022 Exploring the Exiting Form
03:36
23
023 Exploring the Exiting Form inside part
00:11
24
024 Media attachments
03:19
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Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this UI/UX course?
The course does not list specific prerequisites, making it accessible to individuals with varying levels of experience in design. However, a basic understanding of design principles may be beneficial as the course involves identifying UX issues and improving existing interfaces.
What will I build or improve during this course?
You will work with a real application that has an outdated interface. The course involves analyzing its structure and step-by-step improvements of each key screen. This hands-on project mimics real-world scenarios and teaches you how to execute effective redesigns.
Who is the target audience for this UI/UX course?
The course is ideal for designers looking to enhance their skills in UX audit and redesign, particularly those interested in improving existing products rather than starting from scratch. It is suitable for professionals who want to understand and apply modern UX methodologies.
How does the depth and scope of this course compare to other UI/UX courses?
Unlike courses that focus on creating new interfaces, this course emphasizes the improvement of existing designs. It covers UX audit, identifying usability issues, and preparing redesigns based on logical reasoning and user scenarios, offering practical skills applicable in professional environments.
Does the course cover any specific UX laws or principles?
Yes, the course covers several key UX principles and laws such as Jakob's Law, Fitts' Law, and Hick's Law. These are integrated into lessons to help students understand and apply them in analyzing and improving user interfaces.
What is not covered in this UI/UX course?
The course does not focus on creating interfaces from scratch. It is geared towards improving existing designs, identifying UX patterns, and conducting UX audits. It also does not cover broader aspects of visual design like color theory or typography in depth.
How much time should I expect to commit to this course?
The course consists of 24 lessons. While the exact runtime is not specified, you should allocate time for engaging with the lessons and completing practical exercises, especially focusing on the analysis and improvement tasks that mirror real-world design challenges.