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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

The primary aim of the Mobile Interaction Design: How to Design Usable Mobile Products and Services programme is to teach candidates how to model mobile products and services for the use of people. For that, candidates are required to learn something. Which are, the activities of interaction design and their role in the entire product design process, methods of consumer analysis based on qualitative approaches, an inspection of usability and methods of scientific usability assessment, the design process and best practises from the fields of study of interaction design, visual design and information architecture with an emphasis on the former.

The matter which makes the Mobile Interaction Design: How to Design Usable Mobile Products and Services programme special is an emphasis on the way of thinking during a design process. The reflection of the decisions of a designer in the context of design issues that make it possible to reflect constantly on the design process and contribute to the growth of the number of design alternatives proposed. The second special thing about this Mobile Interaction Design: How to Design Usable Mobile Products and Services programme is to concentrate on describing the notion of usability issues and the processes of finding and evaluating them.

The Highlights

Intermediate level
100 percent online
Flexible deadline
Approximately 118 hours to complete
Offered by National Research University Higher School of Economics
Shareable certificate

Programme Offerings

Online Course
Quiz
assignments
practice exercise

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 2152	yes	Coursera

The Mobile Interaction Design: How to Design Usable Mobile Products and Services programme fee is Rs. 2,152.

Mobile Interaction Design: How to Design Usable Mobile Products and Services programme Fees Details

Particulars	Amount
Course fee	Rs. 2,152

Eligibility Criteria

Certification Qualifying Details

To get a valid certificate after completion of the Mobile Interaction Design: How to Design Usable Mobile Products and Services programme first candidates should do the payment of course. This programme is a 10-week training. Candidates should complete all of this successfully.

What you will learn

Knowledge of UI

After completing the Mobile Interaction Design: How to Design Usable Mobile Products and Services programme candidates will gain knowledge in these:

Improving designs by removing various forms of problems with interaction, In the case of adding a new function to a product, design massive chunks of user interfaces, Redesign the entire app with a specified set of features and more.
The candidate will be able to implement all the learnings in a real-life scenario.

Application Details

Candidates have to follow the below-mentioned steps for applying to the Mobile Interaction Design: How to Design Usable Mobile Products and Services programme.

Step 1: Visit the course page.

Step 2: Click on the “Enroll for fee” button.

Step 3: Candidates are required to log in or sign up to Coursera with their Google, Facebook or Apple account.

Step 4: Candidates will be having two options to select, purchase the course or free audit. Select according to the interest and click continue.

Step 5: Candidates who selected the purchasing option can do the payment now. Candidates can pay either by Credit Card, Debit Card and PayPal.

After completing the payment successfully candidates will be registered.

The Syllabus

Videos

Promo
About the University
What Is This Course About?
User Interface Design vs Interaction Design
The Goal-Directed Design Process & Its “How” Level, Part 1
The Goal-Directed Design Process & Its “How” Level, Part 2
The Goal-Directed Design Process & Its “How” Level, Part 3
The Structure of The Course
Context of Mobile Interactions, Part 1
Contextual Usability
Context of Mobile Interactions, Part 2
Design-Informing Models

Readings

About the University
Read Me First
Rules on the academic integrity in the course
Recommended Readings
Choose a Mobile App

Practice Exercise

Mobile Interaction Design: An Introduction

Videos

Why Do We Conduct Research?
Research Planning, Part 1
Research Planning, Part 2
Classification And Overview of Research Methods, Part 1
Classification And Overview of Research Methods, Part 2
Classification And Overview of Research Methods, Part 3
Recruiting
Ethnographic Interviews: An Introduction
Ethnographic Interviews: Conducting The Study
Ethnographic Interviews: Preparing for The Study
Analyzing Qualitative Data

Readings

Recommended Readings
Plan & Conduct User Interviews

Practice Exercise

User Research

Videos

Classification And Overview of Usability Evaluation Methods, Part 1
Classification And Overview of Usability Evaluation Methods, Part 2
Classification And Overview of Usability Evaluation Methods, Part 3
The Concept of Usability Problems, Part 1
How People Interact With Digital Things
The Concept of Usability Problems, Part 2
Design Walkthroughs, Part 1
Problems of Other Kinds
Design Walkthroughs, Part 2
Design Walkthroughs, Part 3
Analysing Usability Data, Part 1
Design Reviews
Analysing Usability Data, Part 2

Readings

Recommended Readings

Practice Exercise

Usability Inspection Methods & Intro to Usability Evaluation

Videos

Preparing for Field Visits
Field Research: An Introduction
Preparing for Guerrilla Usability Testing, Part 1
Preparing for Guerrilla Usability Testing, Part 2
Data Collection Techniques, Part 1
Data Collection Techniques, Part 2
Overview of Moderation Techniques For Usability Testing
Moderating Guerrilla Usability Tests, Part 1
Moderating Guerrilla Usability Tests, Part 2
How to Become Better in User Research
Moderating Field Visits

Readings

Recommended Readings

Practice Exercise

Guerrilla Usability Testing & Field Visits

Videos

Design Process on the “How” Level, Part 1
Design Process on the “How” Level, Part 2
Usability Goals, Part 1
Usability Goals, Part 2
Design Questions
Why an Exploration of Design Alternatives is Necessary
The Process of Design Creation, Part 1
Exploring Alternatives
The Process of Design Creation, Part 2
Synthesising Solutions and Comparing Them, Part 1
Synthesising Solutions and Comparing Them, Part 2
Representing Solutions, Part 1
Representing Solutions, Part 2

Readings

Conduct Pilot Test Sessions
Recommended Readings
Write Usage Scenarios

Practice Exercise

The Process of Design Creation

Videos

First Principles of Interaction Design, Part 1
Accumulated Design Knowledge: Forms And Sources
First Principles of Interaction Design, Part 2
First Principles of Interaction Design, Part 3
Task Redesign, Part 1
Task Redesign, Part 2

Readings

Recommended Readings
Conduct Guerrilla Usability Testing

Practice Exercise

Accumulated Design Knowledge & Task Redesign

Videos

Navigation Design: Forms of Representation And Typical Solutions (Part 1)
Navigation Design: Forms of Representation And Typical Solutions (Part 2)
Designing Navigation of The Parking App, Part 1
How to Become Better in Designing Interactions
Designing Navigation of The Parking App, Part 2

Readings

Start Writing a Usability Evaluation Report
Design Rationale
Update Usage Scenarios
Recommended Readings

Practice Exercise

Navigation Design & Design Rationale

Videos

Classifications of Types
Guidelines and Style
A Color Wheel. How to Combine Colors
How to Choose and Customize Type
Color Schemes
Principles of Composition, Part 1
How to Use Images in Your App
Principles of Composition, Part 2
How to Make User Interfaces Aesthetically Pleasant
Few Words About Signs
How to Become Better in Visual Design

Reading

Recommended Readings

Practice Exercise

Intro to Visual Design

Reading

Start Making Design Changes
Derive Usability Goals

Reading

What’s Next?

HSE University Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: How much is for enrollment?

Enrollment is free on Coursera. Candidates are allowed to audit most of the course comments for free.

2: What if I purchase the course?

If the course is purchased by paying the given course fee, candidates will get a certificate after successfully completing the course.

3: When am I going to get access to all course contents?

If candidates are enrolled for free auditing they will be getting access to lecture videos only. To get access to graded assignments and earn a certificate of completion, candidates have to purchase the course.

4: What if I am not able to pay the fee?

For such students, Coursera is providing financial aid. Candidates should apply for this to get availed. It will take a minimum of 15 days to review the applications.

5: Is University credit provided with this course?

No. Certification is done by Coursera not by the University.