User experience
User experience is a term used to describe the overall experience and satisfaction a user has when using a product or system. It most commonly refers to a combination of software and business topics, such as selling over the web, but it applies to any result of interaction design. Interactive voice response systems, for instance, are a frequently mentioned design that can lead to a poor user experience.
User Experience (UX) Design defines a sequence of screen presentations, user interactions, and system responses that meet user goals and tasks while satisfying business and functional requirements.
Typical outputs include
- Wireframes (screen blueprints or storyboards)
- Prototypes
- Written specifications that describe the design
See also
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External links
- Interaction-Design.org entry about UX Another encyclopedia entry for User Experience
- UXnet.org The User Experience Network, dedicated to exploring opportunities for cooperation and collaboration among UX-related organizations and individuals.
- UX encyclopedia Interaction-design.org's encyclopedia covers the range of disciplines commonly associated with user experience - Interaction Design, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Design, Human Factors, Usability, Information Architecture
- EServer TC Library: User Experience A rated, reviewed annotated bibliography of works about user experience design
- The Elements of User Experience, by Jesse James Garrett
- How to Quantify the User Experience, by Robert Rubinoff
- ICE - Improving Customer Experience
- mentegrafica.it, a web blog with thoughts, researches and projects on User Experience