UX DESIGN TERMS EVERY DESIGNER SHOULD KNOW

#UXdesignterms #learnuxdesign #uxterminology

Hey everyone!
Today I am going to be explaining some key UX terms and terminologies every designer should know. I am going over briefly terms like accessibility, gamification, information architecture and so many more UX related terms.

Timestamps

User experience 0:44
User interface 1:12
Usability tests 1:54
A/B testing 2:40
Accessibility 3:28
information architecture 4:09
Personas 5:08
Gamification 5:43
UI Patterns 6:38
User Centered design 7:33

This is the first of my Learn UX series where I will be posting videos to help grow your design knowledge.

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[SharonOnyinye]

Hey everyone! Thank you soo much for watching!
Please don't forget to like, share and subscribe. More content coming soon!

[samuelibrahim]

Yours is a channel for the serious-minded and aspiring UX Designer and it would make a lot of sense for such a designer to be connected and subscribed to you already. For your quality, insightful and excellent content can only get better and better. Well done.

[cindybing]

I have no experience and am starting an UX bootcamp soon. Your videos are the most informative that I've found on Youtube yet. You are humble and honest, and I really appreciate that. Please keep posting, I would love to learn more through your videos!!

[dejinotdope]

Very nice. Do a desk setup, tools you use everyday and what a day in your life as a designer is like

[lisaglassberg]

I’d be very interested in a video on how you do user testing remotely, especially since during the pandemic everything is remote. Also how you research users’ needs to be able to develop personas and create user centered designs.

[funmilijadu]

Hi Sharon! Absolutely loving your videos and seeing another black woman passionate and working in a field I'm interested in is so inspiring! thanks for providing this education!

[troytinsley]

Nice to see an bright and intelligent tech sista working it out everyday!

[Scentofrain.]

Thank you, this is very helpful info. I appreciate that your channel speaks to those who are self taught.

[zinimallure]

Thank you Sharon for making this seem so easy. I’m starting my journey as a UI/UX designer and I find your videos really helpful. Thank you

[KemiToba]

Thank you so much! This is really helpful. I can't wait to watch all 16 videos and more of you.

[jhalakdoshi]

So many videos out there, this one crisp and amazing

[Josh-Yu]

Every video I watch is more motivation! I hope to break into the industry within a year

[samuelgodis]

Thank you so much for breaking it down to the simplest form.

[moneyisweird]

really helpful- excited for more videos

[achonuyoung]

I enjoy the explanations thanks again Ms Onyinye.

[jesamegbe]

Wow..
Nice video, the Twitter example was 🔥🔥.
Great content, God bless

[brotherweitalk]

Very helpful. One suggestion - keep the terminology text on the screen when you are talking - recognize rather than recall

[Yourlife_a]

The reflection on your glasses are very distracting. Try to put a filter on them to reduce the reflection level on your glasses or simply use contact lenses. 😇😇😇
I have a background in Media production i.e Film production, video production, Photography, Radio etc.
I am now 37 and looking to get into this career ( UI/UX design)
What age was the oldest UI/UX designer your company hired and where can I start?

[dinnubhuriya]

Its helpful thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[sarahparker]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us❤️


PS: The reflection is distracting but the quality is top-notch.