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UX Design, Course by Course

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A study companion to Google’s UX Design Certificate: the design process from its sources, accessibility throughout, and a portfolio guide. Independent of Google and Coursera.

Price
$9.00
Formats
EPUB and PDF
Length
11 parts, 66 pages
Series
Causeway Study Companions, number 4
Author
Causeway Services
Edition accepted
2026-09-30
  • UX design
  • accessibility
  • Google certificate
  • study guide
  • UX design certificate
  • user research
  • wireframes and prototypes
  • career change

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Contents

  1. About this book
  2. Foundations: users, the design process and design sprints
  3. Empathize and define: understanding users and their problems
  4. Ideate: competitive audits and generating solutions
  5. Wireframes and low-fidelity prototypes
  6. Research and testing: usability studies and insights
  7. High fidelity: visual design, design systems and handoff
  8. Responsive websites: layouts, breakpoints and structure
  9. Designing for social good across devices, and the portfolio
  10. A study plan
  11. Glossary

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