Planning an Interface introduces users to the primary principles and tasks involved in graphical user interface design.
Developing an Interface shows users how to design screen layouts use color effectively and incorporate typography into a graphical user interface.
Designing Screen Elements shows users how to put together the elements of an interface to create an effective design.

After completing our courses, the user should be able to:

Describe how graphical user interfaces differ from other types of user interfaces
Identify characteristics of an effective design
Describe usability factors including rules of perception that affect design
Identify the hardware and software development factors that affect design
Describe and give examples for the following design principles: design consistency user feedback filtering information forgiveness and having a clear conceptual model
Describe the role of task analysis in design
Design application layouts that incorporate accepted design principles
Explain color concepts and describe the components of color
Choose and use color effectively
Choose appropriate typography
Design effective recognizable icons
Design applicable pointers
Build clear window layouts
Incorporate basic screen controls
Develop an effective easy-to-use design

This course is distributed with:

A glossary
A Skill Assessment

All courses are included in "Tech Web Pack"

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