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Hey there. Let's review
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where we're at in the
UX design process.
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You've learned how to
empathize with users,
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define user needs and
problem statements,
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and come up with ideas
for design solutions.
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You've also created
a wireframe and
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made your way into
the prototype phase.
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Now you're going to learn how to
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conduct research to
test your prototype.
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Once you have your
research findings,
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you'll use the insights
to iterate on and
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improve your low-fidelity
designs.
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By the end of this course,
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you'll know how to
plan a research study,
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conduct research with
a usability study,
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analyze and synthesize
research results,
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share and promote
research insights,
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and modify designs based on
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research insights. But
before we get started,
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let me tell you a
bit about myself.
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My name is Jason, and I'm
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a UX researcher and
UX manager at Google.
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During my career here,
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I've worked on products
like Google Chrome.
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I'm currently leading a team
called Equity Engineering.
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Our team practices equity-focused
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design, and we work to make
sure that Google's products,
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systems, and processes
are fair and
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equitable for both
Googlers and our users.
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I advocate for folks that
are underrepresented
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and for groups that have been
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historically excluded
from design.
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Focusing on equity in
your design can be
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a powerful tool to help you
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effectively meet the
needs of your users.
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Early in my career, I held
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many different jobs that
were not in UX design.
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My journey into UX
design has not been
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the most straightforward,
but it has been fulfilling.
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Your career journey will
be a unique one as well.
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I'm excited to guide you
through your next course in
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UX design, which is all about
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conducting research and
testing prototypes.
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To get started, we'll go through
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the four steps in a
UX research study.
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Then we'll deep dive
into the first step:
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planning a study, which has
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seven elements. Ready to
get started? Let's do it!3502
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