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    The document discusses the elements of user experience design for websites. It outlines the key steps as understanding user needs through research, defining functional specifications and content requirements, designing interactions and information architecture with tools like user flows and site maps, designing interfaces, navigation and information with wireframes and mockups, visual design with concepts and prototypes, and finally holding question and answer sessions. The overall process moves from understanding users to defining specifications to designing interactions to visual design and gathering feedback.

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    Awesome Websites: What Are Your Favorites? Why?

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    The document discusses the elements of user experience design for websites. It outlines the key steps as understanding user needs through research, defining functional specifications and content requirements, designing interactions and information architecture with tools like user flows and site maps, designing interfaces, navigation and information with wireframes and mockups, visual design with concepts and prototypes, and finally holding question and answer sessions. The overall process moves from understanding users to defining specifications to designing interactions to visual design and gathering feedback.

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    Awesome Websites

    What are your favorites? Why?


    The Elements of User
    Experience

    Jesse James Garrett of Adaptive Path


    User Needs, Site
    Objectives
    User Needs, Site
    Objectives

    • Done through client meetings, briefs,


    participatory design, interviews.
    • Results in mental models, photos, site
    hierarchy
    Functional Specs/
    Content Requirements
    Functional Specs/
    Content Requirements
    • Hub/spoke diagrams
    • Function definitions
    • Database schemas
    • Content inventory
    Interaction Design/IA
    Interaction Design/IA

    • User flows
    • Site maps
    Interface/Nav/Info
    Design
    Interface/Nav/Info
    Design

    • Wireframes
    • Interaction mockups
    Visual Design Surprise, it’s the
    last thing
    Visual Design

    • Comps
    • Interactive demos
    • Prototypes
    • Slides
    Q&A

    • Sound cool? This course will be about


    making the types of documents you’ve just
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