Study Guide

Objectives

The course provides readiness to test various user interfaces with or without users depending on the project stage.

Upon completing the course, the student
• is familiar with various user experience evaluation methods.
• can choose appropriate methods for different stages of the project.
• is able to conduct various user tests.

Content

Different user research methods.

Prerequisites

Usability and Accessibility

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

The student
• is familiar with the basic principles of various user research methods.
• can describe simple ways of collecting user feedback.
• can apply basic practical applications in evaluating user experience.

Assessment criteria, good (3-4)

The student
• can apply various user research methods appropriately in design projects.
• can analyze and interpret collected user feedback and results using different methods.
• can plan and execute a basic user experience evaluation project.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

The student
• can critically evaluate and select optimal user research methods in complex design projects.
• is capable of deeply analyzing and interpreting complex user experience evaluation results.
• can communicate and report user experience evaluation results to stakeholders.
• demonstrates creative thinking and innovative approaches in user experience evaluation.