UX design
In my last blog entry I talked about learning design. Today I want to talk about a related concept called UX. A part of me thinks that UX is and should be considered as a part of learning design but having talked to a number of people about this, I have arrived at the conclusion that these two concepts are thought of as related but separate so will happily leave it at that. UX refers to u ser e x perience and is how a person (user) feels when they use a product or service or interface with a system. The key word here being experience. UXD refers to u ser e x perience d esign and encompasses factors such as: how usable (and useful) the product is how will the user interact with the product how accessible the product is how visually pleasing it is how easily and intuitively it can be used by the customer. The overall focus with UXD seems to be to address all areas of