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This product design course has four lessons: ideation and validation, UI and UX, a design sprint, and key metrics. The sequence runs from testing whether an idea is worth building, through interface decisions, to deciding which numbers show whether a product is working.
The design sprint lesson is the most concrete part of the course. It shows how a team can design, prototype and test an idea in a compressed period, and the method is useful well beyond startups.
The video is promoted alongside a longer nanodegree program, so treat these lessons as an introduction rather than a full curriculum.
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Built in partnership with Google, this program mixes theory and practice to show students how to transform ideas into market-ready products.
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Product Design: Validation and UX through Design Sprints
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● What's in the course?
There is nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come.
This course is designed to help you materialize your game-changing idea and transform it into a product that you can build a business around.
Product Design blends theory and practice to teach you product validation, UI/UX practices, Google’s Design Sprint and the process for setting and tracking actionable metrics.
● Why take this course?
Over the years, Silicon Valley startups have developed a series of frameworks and best practices for product design.
Through startup case studies and interviews with industry experts, we want to bring you the best of Silicon Valley with lessons you can apply to influence the design of your mobile or web app.
By the end of the course, you will know how to perform a Google Design Sprint (developed at Google Ventures and exclusively taught in this course) to design, prototype and test your ideas. You will also learn to design low fidelity mockups for your product and capture appropriate metrics.
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Course Syllabus | Product Design
Lesson 1: Ideation & Validation
Life's too short to build products no one wants. This lesson will help you develop, validate and refine your ideas to ensure you’re building for a product/market fit. Through case studies and interviews with founders, product experts, and investors, you will learn how to efficiently conduct user research and build an entrepreneurial mindset.
Lesson 2: UI/UX
They say good design shrinks the gap between what a product does and why it exists. This lesson takes you beyond visual style to understand material design, building for accessibility, user flows and personas. You’ll hear about how startups make design decisions and learn from senior designers at Google on how they use design to emphasize the purpose of their products. By the end of the lesson, you will analyze the user experience of another product and start documenting a user flow for your own product.
Lesson 3: Design Sprint
Created by Google Ventures, the Design Sprint Process is widely used by teams seeking to design, prototype, and test their ideas with customers. In this lesson, Google’s leading Design Sprint Master will help you go through all the steps required to validate your ideas and build mockups of your product. You will also get a first-hand look at how design sprints happen at Udacity and how you can design & conduct your own.
Lesson 4: Key Metrics
In the final lesson, you will learn to identify common metrics for websites and apps relating to traffic, customer satisfaction, and engagement. You will learn tools that can be used to monitor metrics and examples from startups on what metrics not to measure.
At the end of the lesson, you will identify actionable metrics that will work best for your own product.
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Tech Entrepreneur Nanodegree
Our Tech Entrepreneur Nanodegree program teaches you the skills you need to create your own revenue-generating app, and build a successful business around it. You’ll learn to succeed the Silicon Valley way!
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