Training

This session covers how to organise and execute research sessions that involve observing target users interacting with a system, service or website to identify where their biggest issues lie.

This session covers how to prioritise the results of usability testing research collaboratively, using techniques that integrate easily into an agile development methodology.

This session introduces the core principles of running a design thinking workshop, and emphasises the value of taking a collaborative, multi-disciplinary approach to planning, prioritisation and problem solving.

In this session we explore the core principles and develop proto-personas building on the concepts and scenario introduced in the workshop essentials session.

In this session we look at how exposure to end users and collaborative stakeholder exercises can be synthesized into summary representations of user experiences, and utilised as a basis for solution ideas generation that can subsequently be tried out prior to significant development effort.

This session introduces prototyping in the context of user experience.

Our three-day UX training course runs several times a year for University staff. Spaces are limited and colleagues working in particular roles or for particular projects may be prioritised.

On-demand videos and training resources are available to staff and students via Lynda.com. We've curated a playlist to get you started.

Staff who come along to our UX training sessions enjoy seeing the theory behind user experience techniques being put into practice.