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    Be a better UX designer by understanding development aspects

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    UX Design

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    What you'll learn in Be a better UX designer by understanding development aspects

    • How to make better design decisions by understanding development fundamentals, technical constraints
    • Knowing what is going on inside the computer is essential for great UX design work
    • Understanding technical aspects will make you a better designer, even if you don’t have the chance to collaborate with developers
    • Involving developers in your design workflow right from the start of the project adds a powerful new perspective to your UX work
    • Forget the “Should designers learn to code?” question, designer-developer collaboration is not about learning to code
    • How to get involved in developers’ activities (e.g. during implementation: testing, bug reporting)
    • Understand the differences between online and offline apps, so that you can take into account users’ needs and context better
    • How to represent real world objects & concepts inside a digital app (e.g. data types, data modeling)
    • Better form design: what you should specify next to UI specs (e.g. user input's data type, max. text length)
    • Learn algorithmic thinking so that you’ll be able to consider all cases, spot redundancies, remove inconsistencies
    • How a form validation algorithm works, what the design implications are
    • Performance is an important limitation, and your design decisions always impact it! (e.g. designing web applications)
    • You should be involved in decisions about how to store data, e.g. you can tell what groups of data will be read or modified together and how often
    • How to define logical relationships inside an app, e.g. “a user can have maximum 1 profile picture” is a rule you should define
    • Design decisions affect risks, costs and development effort, e.g. custom code is usually more expensive than using an existing solution
    • How to choose an appropriate existing solution, reusable component (e.g. map component: Google Map)
    • How API’s work, why you should know what functions are provided by a given API (e.g. in case of a payment solution)
    • How to ask better questions from developers, and how to educate them to ask better questions from you

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