Learn key UX design terminology

What you'll learn
- Understanding the fundamental terminology used in UX design
- Becoming familiar with key UX research terms such as SUS, Guerrilla Testing, Lean UX and Usability Testing
- Communicating confidently using accurate UX language when presenting ideas, defending design decisions, and collaborating with teams
- Mastering commonly used terminology in UX tools and workflows

Requirements
- No prior knowledge or technical skills are required. The content is explained in simple language with real UX scenarios, making it practical and understandable for learners at all levels, from beginner to advanced. All you need is curiosity about user experience and a willingness to learn.

Description
To deeply understand UX design, create meaningful digital experiences, and collaborate effectively with product teams, understanding the key terms and foundational concepts in this field is essential. From terms like User Research, User Flow, and Persona to more advanced concepts such as Cognitive Load, Affordance, Usability Testing, UX KPIs (Key Performance Indicators), Think Aloud Protocol and Journey Mapping, each plays a crucial role in designing useful, intuitive, and human-centered experiences.

In this course, we'll explore the most important and practical UX design terms in a simple and approachable way, along with real examples to show how these concepts are applied in real-world projects. You'll also learn actionable tips for applying these concepts effectively, avoiding common UX pitfalls, and improving both your design decisions and overall product experience.

The goal of this course is to help both beginners and experienced designers speak the shared language of UX design and communicate clearly and confidently in projects, workshops, usability tests, and collaboration with product managers, UI designers, and development teams. This course is ideal for UX designers, UI designers, product designers, product managers, and anyone interested in user experience who wants to improve decision-making, solve real user problems, and contribute meaningfully to successful digital products.

Who this course is for:
- UX Designers
- Product Designers
- Product Managers
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