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Presenter’s Manual
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UI and UX
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Version No. Effective Date Change Replaced Pages
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3. Module Deliverables 2
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4. Week-wise Session Schedule 4
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5. Session Coverage 5
6. Library References 7
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1. Introduction
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Define User Experience (UX) and User Experience Design
Describe the difference between UI and UX
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Describe the different elements of UX Design
Explain the significance of UX
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List and explain the principles of User Experience Design
Describe the best practices in User Experience Design
Define Responsive UI design
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Describe the evolution of RWD
Describe the importance of Progressive Enhancement
Outline the differences between Graceful Degradation and Progressive
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Enhancement
Explain the RWD Workflow
Describe the significance of RWD
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Explain the strategies for RWD in mobile phones, Android based devices, and
laptops
Describe the need for content strategy in RWD
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Define Breakpoints
Describe Navigation Drawers
Describe Stacked Pagination
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List the steps for testing in usability studies
Describe usability studies for Responsive Web Design
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Theory Self-study
Module
(No. of Hrs) (No. of Hrs)
UIUX 12 06
Throughout this Presenter’s Manual, the module UI and UX for Responsive Design
will be referred to as UIUX.
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3. Module Deliverables
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To aid the learning process, following are the deliverables
(Faculties can access eBooks and other components in Onlinevarsity through Aptrack.)
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Student Deliverables:
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Resources available on Onlinevarsity:tre
Icons Feature - Description / Functionality
Download Book - Student has the option to download the subject related e-book
and read offline.
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Glossary - Student can access a list of subject related specialized words with their
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definitions.
FAQ - Student can access frequently asked questions and their answers.
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Work Assignments - Student can solve scenario based lab assignments (Hands-
on). The faculty will evaluate and give their feedbacks.
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References - Student can access additional subject related material for reading.
Ask to Learn – Student can submit subject related technical queries. Queries
submitted will be directed to the particular course coordinator/head.
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UIUX – T4 S2 UIUX – T5 UIUX – T6
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UIUX: UI and UX for Responsive Design
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T: Theory Session
S: Self-study Session (over and above the module duration)
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5. Session Coverage
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Session 1 – Introduction to SG – Session 1
User Interface Design XP – Session 1
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TG – Session 1
Define User Interface (UI) and
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User Interface design
List and explain the different
elements of User Interface
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Design
Describe the principles of User
Interface Design
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Describe the types of User
Interface Design
Explain the User Interface
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Design process
Describe the models in User
Interface Design
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Define Responsive UI design
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Describe the evolution of RWD
Describe the importance of
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Progressive Enhancement
Outline the differences
between Graceful Degradation
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and Progressive Enhancement
Explain the RWD Workflow
Describe the significance of
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RWD
4 UIUX – All the topics as listed below from UI and UX for
T4 Session 4 of UI and UX for Responsive Web
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Responsive Web Design book Design
should be covered in this session.
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Session 4 – Understanding the SG – Session 4
Strategies for Responsive XP – Session 4
Web Design TG – Session 4
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content audit
Explain the performance
optimization for a mobile-
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Explain the difference between
responsive and adaptive
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Website designs
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Define Breakpoints
Describe Navigation Drawers
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Describe Stacked Pagination
Explain Fluid Images
Define Bottom Bar
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Describe Top Bar
Define Front Action Calls
Explain Short and Simple
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TG – Session 6
Describe usability studies
Explain the importance of
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usability studies
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6. Library References
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