The most successful products and services offer rich and colorful user experiences that take into account social and cultural patterns. Learn how to create excellent user experience (UX) designs which are user-centered and consider factors such as consumer demand, ability and cultural background.
Understanding UX design, or how to design with the user in mind, is not only a requirement for designers, but also a skill product managers and developers should develop throughout their careers. This UX/UI course should help product developers, managers and marketers as well as designers develop unique critical, analytical perspectives in user experience and user interface.Theoretical knowledge of the human factor is at the heart of user-centered design and evaluation. This course will focus around this theme, starting with specific design cases and gradually diving deeper into the newest research findings, taking learners from the simplest to the most complicated studies of user analysis, task analysis, user interface design, cross-cultural design, user experience design, robot and human interaction design, the newest health care and human factor research projects, and more.
1.0-Course Introduction
1.1-Early History of Human Factors/Ergonomics
1.2-Physical Ergonomics
1.3-Ergonomics in Ancient China
1.4-Cognitive Ergonomics
1.5-Human Information Processing
1.6-Organizational Ergonomics and Human-Centered Design
1.7-Homework
2-Chinese User Experience Design: Observation of Chinese
2.1-Examples of Culture Differences
2.2-Culture Differences and Design
2.3.1-Culture Theories
2.3.2-Culture Theories
2.3.3-Culture Theories
2.4-Homework
3-Chinese User Experience Design: Design Implications
3.1.1-Trust on Technology
3.1.2-Trust on Technology
3.2-Time management and Time orientation
3.3.1-Cognitive Styles and Decision Making
3.3.2-Cognitive Styles and Decision Making
3.4 Homework
The midterm examination
Midterm report
4-Chinese User Experience Design: A Case study
4.1.1-Information Visualization
4.1.2-Information Visualization
4.2-Control of Interaction
4.3.1-Case: Rural Chinese Users
4.3.2-Case: Rural Chinese Users
4.3.3-Case: Rural Chinese Users
4.4-Homework
5-Human-Robot Interaction
5.1-Development of Robot
5.2.1-How to design a culturally adaptive robot?
5.2.2-How to design a culturally adaptive robot?
5.3-Communication styles and recommendations acceptance from robots
5.4-Homework
6-Human Factors in Manufacturing and Health Care
6.1-Group decision making
6.2-Culturally normative communication style
6.3.1- Senior Experience Suit
6.3.2- Senior Experience Suit
6.4- Lab of Usability and HCI
6.5- Homework
Final report examination
Final Report
