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Great user experiences are not just about looks. They are about making websites and digital tools easier to understand, smoother to use, and more helpful to the people who rely on them. In Introduction to UX Skills for Non-Developers, you will learn practical skills to improve the way users interact with your digital content. You will work through real examples and get hands-on practice creating experiences that feel intuitive, organized, and user-focused. Whether you are building a site from scratch or improving one that already exists, this course gives you tools you can put to work right away.
You will build user personas and map out journeys that help you understand exactly what your audience needs and where they might get stuck. You will organize content to reduce friction and apply key principles of information architecture to create a structure that makes sense. You will design wireframes that combine layout, flow, and usability into a clear plan. Navigation will be a major focus, and you will create, test, and refine designs that support how people actually move through a website. The course also includes ways to improve accessibility, design smart forms, and collect feedback that guides future decisions.
This course is ideal for professionals who work with websites or digital tools, including developers, designers, content managers, and product teams. You do not need a background in UX to get a lot out of it. What you do need is an interest in building better experiences for the people you serve. With about 50 percent of the time spent on hands-on work, you will leave with not just ideas but actual experience and examples you can take back to your projects.
NOTE: Experienced Web Developers might consider our other more technical courses. Please see the related Courses tab for options and suggestions.
The goal of this course is to help you build real UX skills that can improve the way you design and organize digital experiences.
Working in a hands-on learning environment, guided by our expert instructor, you will learn how to:
If your team requires different topics, additional skills or a custom approach, our team will collaborate with you to adjust the course to focus on your specific learning objectives and goals.
This course is a strong fit for anyone involved in shaping websites, digital tools, or online content who wants to make things work better for real users. If you are a product manager, this is a great way to build your understanding of what makes a product feel usable and user-centered, while also improving how you collaborate with designers and researchers. If you are a content creator or strategist, you will learn how to organize and structure your content so it is easier for people to find and understand.
Designers who are used to focusing on visuals will benefit by expanding into UX thinking, helping you design layouts and flows that feel natural and intuitive to use. Marketing and sales teams will learn how strong UX design can lead to better engagement, smoother navigation, and happier visitors. If you are a project manager or business analyst, this course will help you bring a user-focused lens to your work and make it easier to communicate with design teams about goals and priorities.
It is also a great pick for entrepreneurs and startup founders who are planning new products or digital experiences. You will learn what to look for, what to test, and how to make sure your site or app actually works the way people expect. No matter your role, if you care about building websites or tools that people can use without frustration, this course will give you skills and ideas you can start using right away.
This course is designed for beginners to early intermediate professionals who work on or around digital projects and want to improve their UX skills. It is ideal for web developers, designers, product managers, content creators, and anyone who helps shape online experiences. A basic understanding of websites or project work is helpful, but you do not need a background in UX.
Skills-based prerequisites: To ensure a smooth learning experience and to gain the most from attending this course, you should have:
Please note that this list of topics is based on our standard course offering, evolved from current industry uses and trends. We will work with you to tune this course and level of coverage to target the skills you need most. Course agenda, topics and labs are subject to adjust during live delivery in response to student skill level, interests and participation. The course tools, topics, use cases and hands-on labs can also be easily adjusted to suit your specific needs, goals or requirements. Please inquire for details and options.
The Role of UX in an Organization
Organizing Content and Designing for Ease of Use
Enhancing Navigation
Laying Out Pages for Ease of Use
Collecting User Input and Feedback
Course Wrap-up, Q&A & Next Steps
Tailor your learning experience with Trivera Tech. Whether you need a custom course offering or want to schedule a specific date and time for corporate training, we are here to help. Our team works with you to design a solution that fits your organization's unique needs; whether that is enrolling a small team or your entire department. Simply let us know how many participants you'd like to enroll and the skills you want to develop, and we will provide a detailed quote tailored to your request.
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