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Introduction au UX et Human Centered Design.
La formation de niveau intermédiaire a la recherche centrée sur l’humain (HCD research) de l’agence de recherche et design YUX, telle qu’elle a été déroulée de 2019 a 2022.
Elle est composé de 5 modules: Une introduction au HCD, la préparation de projet, les méthodes de recherches qualitatives et quantitatives, l’analyse de données et les tests utilisateurs.
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La formation de niveau intermédiaire a la recherche centrée sur l'humain (HCD research) de l'agence de recherche et design YUX, telle qu'elle a été déroulée de 2019 a 2022.
Elle est composé de 5 modules: Une introduction au HCD, la préparation de projet, les méthodes de recherches qualitatives et quantitatives, l'analyse de données et les tests utilisateurs.
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| Author(s) | Melanie Punton, Emma Mulhern, Gabrielle Appleford |
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| Distribution License | Free |
| Copyright Holder | PSI |
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