Oreilly – Design for Developers, Video Edition 2023-9

Design for Developers, Video Edition. This course helps you master common design and usability problems in applications. Essential design and UX techniques help you create great user experiences, easily iterate on frontend features, and collaborate effectively with your design colleagues. This course offers a developer-centric approach to the fundamentals of designing modern web applications.

• This course helps developers become familiar with the principles of design and UX.
• This course helps developers create better designs for websites and applications.
• This course helps developers to collaborate effectively with designers.
• This course helps developers make more informed decisions about how to build their applications.
• This course includes examples of popular websites and user interfaces.
• This course includes techniques for user research.
• This course includes tutorials on using color, typography, and layout.

What you will learn:

• Using color, typography, and layout to create hierarchy on a web page
• Applying consistent color palettes to a user interface
• Choosing the right typefaces and fonts
• Conduct user research to validate design decisions
• Quickly plan the layout and structure of a website

Who is this course suitable for?

• Web developers familiar with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript basics

Course details: Design for Developers, Video Edition

• Publisher: Oreilly
• Instructor: Stephanie Stimac
• Training level: Beginner to advanced
• Training duration: 7 hours and 56 minutes

Course headings

• Part 1. Design basics
• Chapter 1. Bridging the gap between design and development
• Chapter 1. The path to understanding better design and user experience
• Chapter 1. Summary
• Chapter 2. Design fundamentals
• Chapter 2. Design fundamentals for user experience and beyond
• Chapter 2. Summary
• Part 2. User experience
• Chapter 3. User experience basics
• Chapter 3. What is user experience?
• Chapter 3. User experience roles
• Chapter 3. User experience methodologies
• Chapter 3. Exploring user experience practices in depth
• Chapter 3. Summary
• Chapter 4. User research
• Chapter 4. User research strategies
• Chapter 4. Summary
• Chapter 5. User experience design
• Chapter 5. User flows and user journeys
• Chapter 5. Designing your site and application
• Chapter 5. Summary
• Part 3. Visual design elements
• Chapter 6. Web layout and composition
• Chapter 6. Using a grid
• Chapter 6. Choosing a layout
• Chapter 6. Using space
• Chapter 6. Responsive design considerations
• Chapter 6. Summary
• Chapter 7. Enhancing web layout with animation
• Chapter 7. When to use animation
• Chapter 7. How to plan animations
• Chapter 7. Technical considerations of animation
• Chapter 7. Summary
• Chapter 8. Choosing and working with typography on the web
• Chapter 8. Choosing type for the web
• Chapter 8. Summary
• Chapter 9. Color theory
• Chapter 9. The color wheel
• Chapter 9. Color psychology
• Chapter 9. Picking and applying a color scheme
• Chapter 9. Tutorial: Pick a color scheme, and apply it
• Chapter 9. Accessibility considerations
• Chapter 9. Web color modes
• Chapter 9. Color discrepancies on screens
• Chapter 9. Summary
• Chapter 10. Building a website
• Chapter 10. Figuring out content placement with a wireframe
• Chapter 10. Establishing the grid system and spacing
• Chapter 10. Choosing typography
• Chapter 10. Establishing vertical rhythm
• Chapter 10. Choosing imagery
• Chapter 10. Pick and apply the color palette
• Chapter 10. Finishing touches
• Chapter 10. Responsive design
• Chapter 10. Summary
• Part 4. After visual design
• Chapter 11. Test, validate, iterate
• Chapter 11. Types of testing
• Chapter 11. Applying the results of testing
• Chapter 11. Summary
• Chapter 12. Developer choices and user experience
• Chapter 12. Developers building for developers
• Chapter 12. Summary

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