UX and Usability Foundation
Want to apply UX design and usability engineering effectively in your projects — and optionally earn a globally recognized certification to prove it?
This certification training gives you a solid foundation in usability and user experience, and fully prepares you for the Foundation level Exam of the UXQCC (User Experience Qualification Center) The official UXQCC Book of Seibert-Giller/Pucher is included.
This course is the ideal next step if you’re looking to develop successful, user-friendly products and establish your credentials in the UX field!
Wondering how AI will reshape the UX landscape? We will also discuss which skills will remain firmly in the hands of UX professionals — and how you can best position yourself for what’s coming next.
Who Is It For.
Software Engineers
Understanding UX fundamentals helps you build products that are not just technically sound, but genuinely intuitive and easy to use.
UX & UI Designers
Aquiring a theoretical grounding gives you the professional credibility and evidence-based language you need to confidently argue your design decisions with stakeholders.
IT Project Managers
A solid grasp of UX helps you make better-informed decisions, align stakeholders around user needs, and reduce costly late-stage redesigns.
Marketing Managers
Understanding UX helps you bridge the gap between user behavior and brand strategy, ensuring that every digital touchpoint delivers a seamless and compelling experience.
Quality Managers
Understanding UX principles gives you a broader definition of quality — one that goes beyond technical correctness to include how well a product actually works for its users.
Key Takeaways.
Principles of Usability and UX
What is usability, and what is user experience? What is a user-centered design approach and process? What benefits does this approach bring to the various stakeholder groups?
Basics of human perception and information processing
What is the subjectivity of human perception? How do we read and visually perceive our environment? How do we perceive colors, and what divergencies occur? What are mental models? What are the Gestalt laws?
Human Centered Design and Methods
What is the Human Centered Life Cycle? What are UX Research, Prototyping and Evaluations? What UX methods are available and how are they applied? What questionnaires are available to assess usability and UX from the user’s perspective?
UX in various software development processes
How can UX related activities be included in traditional versus agile development processes? What are pitfalls and problems when including UX activities? What are the beneficial organizational criteria for the successful integration of UX?
Standards, guidelines, and accessibility
What is the ISO 9241 standard, focusing on parts 110 and 210? What are the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines of the W3C? What is the practical benefit of these standards and guidelines in a project?
What more is there to know?
On-line or On-site (organizations inhouse) Full days or half days
The trainings are provided.
- in half day sessions or full day sessions.
- on-line or on-site.
For your inhouse training you can decide which you prefer.
For publically available scheduled trainings, please check upcoming events page.
English or german (Deutsch)
The training can be requested in english or german language.
For publically available scheduled trainings, please check upcoming events page.
Book included
The official UXQCC Book of Seibert-Giller/Pucher is included and will be shipped to you upon payment of the training – available in english or german, and soon also in spanish.
Costs and payment
Foundation training: 1.090 Euro (excl. VAT) per person.
Request a company quote if you prefer an inhouse training or wish to send more then 3 people to a training.
Payment has to be completed before attending the training.
If you want to take the certification exam, book your slot directly on the official exam provider’s website: https://www.gasq.org/en/home.html
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