CUXD 110 SU01: User Research
By conducting research, designers can better understand user needs, goals, and pain points, as well as their behavior and attitudes towards products or services. This course introduces different methodologies that can be used throughout the research process to formulate effective questions, plan and execute user testing, and synthesize research findings into actionable insights and presentations. You will gain hands-on experience in asking relevant research questions, gathering data effectively, and developing critical thinking skills that inform design decisions and drive innovation. By the end of the course you will understand how to translate user data into successful design for any user-centred project or task.
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Apr 30-Jul 23 08:30:00-12:30:00 |
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Pauline is a freelance designer specializing in cross-cultural design in both print and web development since 2000. Born in Hong Kong, she studied in the US and immigrated to Vancouver, has gained her a better insight into the convergence of Eastern and Western cultures.
With her BBA in marketing, her design emphasizes problem solving and is highly results-orientated. She currently works with various studios/startup on brand strategy, web development and much more.
Pauline is a member of the Society of Graphic Designers of Canada (GDC) and and has held the the positions of VP of Web Communications Chair for the GDC/BC Chapter for the last 6 years.