UX Design Coursework pt 2- Persuasive UX and Writing Case Studies
Earlier this year I was able to take some free classes on Linkedin Learning. I was really excited to find these classes on UX design and especially loved the ones on Persuasive UX. I think the influence of design is a really interesting subject and that it’s important to understand it.
Design can be used for good but also for bad and can really make a difference on people’s behaviors and feelings.
I also took a course specifically on writing case studies since I believe they are better for UX portfolios.
The specific classes in this section were:
Influencing Behavior Patterns
The Power of Self-Image
Creating Credibility
Ethics of Persuasive Design
Writing Case Studies
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