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Diploma in Interaction Design
Learn about design principles for creating interactive products and goal-directed design in this online diploma course.
Description
Interactive products are created by designers in collaboration with other teams that apply various design strategies and other related activities. Diploma in Interaction Design is a free online course that will guide you through important models and processes in interaction design. The course begins with an introduction to the basic concepts in interaction design including user interface and the role of user goals in interaction design.
Next, you will discuss interaction models and other models such as mental, system, and represented models that are employed in ux design. You will also explore various paradigms of interaction design including Ubicomp and transparent computing. Furthermore, you will analyze the different phases of the goal-directed design process. You will also study the key activities in the research phase and various means of identifying ideal candidates for interviews. Then, you will discuss the details of the modeling phase and the categorization of requirements in the requirement definition phase. You will also learn about developing scenarios and aspects of defining the design framework. Finally, you will study the evaluation framework and the methods of usability evaluation.
This free online interaction design course will help you to learn about key concepts and requirements in developing interactive products successfully as well as meeting user goals. This course will be of great interest to students, UI/UX designers, graphic designers, product designers, and anyone with an interest in the development of interactive products. Begin this course today and improve your interaction design skills.
Modules
Interaction Models and Paradigms
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Interaction Models and Paradigms - Learning Outcomes
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Basic Concepts in Interaction Design
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Goals in Interaction Design
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Models in Interaction Design
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Interaction Models
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Interaction Paradigms
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Interaction Models and Paradigms - Lesson Summary
Goal-Directed Design Process
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Goal-Directed Design Process - Learning Outcomes
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Overview of the Goal-Directed Design Process
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The Research Phase
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User Interview and Observation
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Identifying Candidates and Interviews
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Goal-Directed Design Process - Lesson Summary
Diploma in Interaction Design - First Assessment
Modeling and Requirement Definition
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Modeling and Requirement Definition - Learning Outcomes
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The Modeling Phase
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The Requirement Definition Phase
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Requirement Definition - Scenarios
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Modeling and Requirement Definition - Lesson Summary
Design Framework and Evaluation
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Design Framework and Evaluation - Learning Outcomes
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Framework Definition - Interaction Framework
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Visual and Industrial Design Framework
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Design Evaluation and Testing
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Design Framework and Evaluation - Lesson Summary
Diploma in Interaction Design - Second Assessment
Course assessment
Learning Outcomes
Having completed this course, you should be able to:
- Explain various reasons why digital products fail
- Categorize interaction models based on activities and objects
- Indicate the dimensions for evaluating interaction models
- Identify alternative paradigms to interaction design
- State the phases of the goal-directed design process
- Analyze the major types of models in the modeling phase
- Categorize the types of requirements in the design process
- Identify the major components of scenarios in the design process
- Indicate the requirements of the interaction framework
- Discuss the elements of the design evaluation framework
Certification
All Alison courses are free to study. To successfully complete a course you must score 80% or higher in each course assessments. Upon successful completion of a course, you can choose to make your achievement formal by purchasing an official Alison Diploma or Certificate.
Having an official Alison document is a great way to celebrate and share your success. It is:
- Ideal to include with CVs, job applications and portfolios
- A way to show your ability to learn and achieve high results
