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This course is part of the certified Master Class "UX Manager:in". If you book the entire Master Class, you save 21 percent compared to booking the individual modules.
In the first webinar, you will receive a comprehensive introduction to your training with a focus on:
- Content-related product orientation and course structure
- Getting to know the participants
- Technical introduction to course functions
- Procedure for live online appointments
- Introducing the learning community
- Establishment of learning tandems
In addition to your digital learning materials, you will also work on and deepen the points mentioned in the planned live online webinar:
- UX vs. UI
- User Centered Design
- UX design process
- Perceptual processes + Gestalt theory
- Theories of need
- Mental Models + Emotions
- Empathy Map / User Journey
- Behavior (Function + Usability)
- Designpate + Realpersona
- UX Methods Toolkit
In addition to your digital learning materials, you will also work on and deepen the points mentioned in the planned live online webinar:
- UX stages / UX maturity model
- Status quo analysis
- Team + roles
- KPI and ROI
- Business value of UX
- UX in the company - stakeholder management
- Agile + lean principles
- User + participative processes as added value
- Research methods
- Make or buy assessment skills
In addition to your digital learning materials, you will also work on and deepen the points mentioned in the planned live online webinar:
- UX strategy - goal and vision
- UX maturity level
- MVP + Product Vision
- UX as a mindset
- UX principles in the company
- Visibility of UX in the company
- Design studios and sprints
- my UX Roadmap
- Budgeting
This webinar will cover the above points as well as open questions from your company context:
- UX strategy
- Maturity model (Part II)
- UX mindset
- UX roadmap
At the end of your training, the following points will be discussed:
- Review of course content and exercises
- Success Stories - First successes with what you have learned?
- How can my UX roadmap continue in the company?
- Summary and feedback
Contents
- Definition and differentiation
- Introduction to the UX and perception process
- Understanding UX, emotions and user needs and applying them to the project
- Goal-oriented application of UX methods
- UX maturity level and status quo in the company
- Understanding teams and roles and anchoring UX in the company
- Participation and co-creation, get to know the design mentor
- UX strategy and business value, understanding the intersection of user needs and business goals
- Visibility of UX in the company through Sprint and Studio
- Make-or-buy assessment competence
How do you learn in this training course?
This course offers you a digital blended concept that has been developed for part-time learning. With a time budget of 3-4 hours per week, you are sure to reach your goal. Alternatively, you can schedule the learning units flexibly. This is how you learn in this course:
Self-study phases: Learn independently, at your own pace and whenever you want. Our courses offer you didactically high-quality learning material with videos, articles, interactive exercises, quizzes and learning checks.
Live webinars: In regular online seminars, you meet your trainer in person. You will receive answers to your questions, specific assistance and instructions on how to deepen your knowledge and apply the skills you have acquired in practical exercises.
Learning community: A digital learning community is available to you throughout the course. Exchange ideas with other participants and the trainer and ask questions.
Learning environment: In your online learning environment, you will find useful information, downloads and extra services for this training course once you have registered.
Future Jobs Club: Get exclusive access to a business network, micro-learningssparks), news and future work hacks.
Certificate of attendance and Open Badge: As a graduate of the course, you will receive a certificate of attendance and an Open Badge, which you can easily share in professional networks (e.g. LinkedIn).
Your benefit
- Learn more about the UX process in practical and applied exercises and learn how to apply the methods to your projects.
- Companies that focus on UX are more profitable: Companies that focus on UX are the most successful.
- Find here all the valid arguments for the uncompromising creation of a UX mindset in the company - for all touchpoints.
- Assess how mature your organization is and how the further path to the customer and user perspective should be designed.
Take an active part in our learning community and work with your own questions - this is how you will benefit most from this online training. This allows you to apply the content both in self-study and in practical exercises. This will optimize your customer experience - especially in turbulent times.
Methods
Well-founded trainer, presentations, practical exercises, self-reflection, discussions, work aids, group work on real projects of the participants and exchange of experience in the learning community.
Recommended for
- People who want to (more strongly) establish and drive the topic of UX in companies.
- People who want to explore this field of activity online and interactively.
- People who want to be able to make better judgments when commissioning UX activities or services.
- Product managers, business stakeholders, project managers, marketing managers, product developers, software developers, consultants.
If you would like to deepen your knowledge after the training, we recommend the "Advanced training in UX Management" training
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UX Management - basic training for beginners
Learn how to achieve a better user experience by recognizing usability as a competitive factor and anchoring it in your company.
By focusing on customer benefit and the resulting positive user experience, companies have the opportunity to sustainably increase their profitability. Satisfied customers are happy to buy again. A high level of usability therefore also contributes to loyalty.
In this training course on UX management, you will learn everything you need to know about the value-adding role of user experience in your company. You will be given practical tools and methods to better analyze and understand your target group. You will also learn how to integrate user experience into your development processes and how to convince stakeholders with analysis results.
What is UX management?
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What job opportunities are there in UX Management?
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