I’ve recently signed up to do some online UX study via The Interaction Design Foundation over the next few months. The idea is to spend at least 30 minutes each day to work towards getting over 30 UX certification behind me.
UX Certifications so far include:
- Psychology of E-Commerce: How to Sell Online
- How to Create a UX Portfolio
- Get Your Product Used: Adoption and Appropriation
- Gestalt Psychology and Web Design: The Ultimate Guide
- How to Design for Augmented and Virtual Reality
- How to Create Intuitive Products by Imitating Physicality
- Information Visualization: Getting Dashboards Right
- Gamification – Creating Addictive User Experiences
- How to Become a Freelance Designer
- Conducting Usability Testing
- Interaction Design for Usability
- Web Design for Usability
- Accessibility: How to Design for All
- Mobile User Experience (UX) Design
- UX Management: Strategy and Tactics
- User Research – Methods and Best Practices
- User Experience: The Beginner’s Guide
- Human-Computer Interaction – HCI
- Design Thinking: The Beginner’s Guide
- Become a UX Designer from Scratch
Psychology of E-Commerce: How to Sell Online
Design e-commerce websites which increase customer retention and loyalty in an ethical manner. – view certificate
How to Create a UX Portfolio
How to craft compelling UX case studies that tell a story and motivate recruiters to invite you for job interviews – view certificate
Get Your Product Used: Adoption and Appropriation
Manage a product’s path of use from introduction to the market and onwards to ensure that it’s constantly relevant to its customer base – view certificate
Gestalt Psychology and Web Design: The Ultimate Guide
Create complex interface designs that are visually intuitive to understand and operate by applying Gestalt principles – view certificate
How to Design for Augmented and Virtual Reality
Design engaging user experiences for augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) through the use of storytelling techniques. – view certificate
How to Create Intuitive Products by Imitating Physicality
Learning how to design intuitive and easy to use products by taking inspiration from physicality – view certificate
Information Visualization: Getting Dashboards Right
Present complex and abstract data in a visual way which is easy for people to understand – view certificate
Gamification – Creating Addictive User Experiences
Create immersive player experiences that help contribute towards business goals and performance – view certificate
How to Become a Freelance Designer
Super practical advice on how to run and set-up a design business, attract clients and marketing your services – view certificate
Conducting Usability Testing
An overview of how to create test scripts, interview and run usability tests – view certificate
Interaction Design for Usability
A more in-depth look into interaction design and usability – view certificate
Web Design for Usability
A short introduction to web usability – view certificate
Accessibility: How to Design for All
Really challenging and eye-opening course to learn more about inclusive design and accessibility – view certificate
Mobile User Experience (UX) Design
Great advice on aspects to remember when designing for smaller screens and devices – view certificate
UX Management: Strategy and Tactics
Great practical advice on how to grow your company’s UX maturity and balancing user’s needs with business objectives and ROI. Highly recommend – view certificate
User Research — Methods and Best Practices
Really practical advice on how to carry our UX research and the various techniques – view certificate
User Experience: The Beginner’s Guide
This is the course that goes before the “Become a UX Designer from Scratch” – view certificate
Human-Computer Interaction – HCI
This was a pretty advanced course and highlighted some areas I need to learn more about – view certificate
Design Thinking: The Beginner’s Guide
This course alone is enough to justify the cost of the yearly membership – view certificate
Become a UX Designer from Scratch
This course did an excellent job of filling in some of the gaps in my UX knowledge and provided a solid foundation to build upon – view certificate
