USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN LANDSCAPE
Article Sidebar
Main Article Content
Abstract
User Experience Design Landscape is the work field of user experience designers, which is usually called "UX" (user experience design). It plays a role in different experience design processes, which plays a role in all stages of product design and development, from users research, information design, user experiences design, user interfaces design, to testing concepts and products. The UX process may seem like a linear sequence from start to finish, but in reality, solving user problems at each step is not a one-time straight line process. Rather, it involves iterative work on various steps to develop the best solutions or options for the target group or users, based on the results of problem solving at each stage. The landscape of user experience design mainly includes: 1) user area UX plays a role in user research. Understanding users from multiple perspectives. It is important to correctly solve problems before new "ideas" emerge. 2) Data area UX plays a role in information design by grouping information and finding ways to display it, making it easy to display important information to users. 3) Design area. The role of UX includes both user experience design, user interface design and testing. so as to get the best experience before sending it to developers, from writing a series of different commands to building products.
Article Details
References
Chanchan, W. & Mangkang, C. (2021). Innovative LearningFor Technology The Virtual RealityTo
Future Social Studies Online Classroom. HUSO Journal of Humanities and Social
Sciences Phranakhon Rajabhat University, 5(2), 291.
D.school. (2009, Sep). Design Thinking Process. in d.school at Stanford University, Thinking
Bootcamp Bootleg. (pp. 1-47). https://dschool.stanford.edu/resources/the-bootcamp
bootleg
Jantarothai, N. (2022). User Experience Design Of Touring Rally Activity Checkpoint
By Application With Design Thinking Process. In Proceedings of the 15th
National Academic Conference of Research Networks of Higher Education Institutions
Nationwide, Srinakharinwirot University, 1,060-1,075
K Baxter, C Courage, K Caine. (2015). Understanding your users: a practical guide to user
research methods. Morgan Kaufmann; 2nd edition, United States. 99-104
Norman, D. (1990). The Design of Everyday Things. New York City, Doubleday Business.
Ratsameechot, B. (2018). Re-purchase through online marketing channel on Lazada
website of the consumers in Samut Sakhon Province. HUSO Journal of Humanities
and Social Sciences Phranakhon Rajabhat University, 2(2), 14.
Soegaard, M (2018). design thinking is an iterative and Non-linear process. by Interaction Design
Foundation. The Basics of user experience design. (pp. 1-73). https://www.socialsavvi.com/ wp-content/uploads/2018/10/The-Basics-of-user-experience-design.pdf
Voss, G. B., Parasuraman, A., & Grewal, D. (1998). The roles of price, performance, and
expectations in determining satisfaction in service exchanges. Journal of marketing,
(4), 46-61.
Dillon, A. Information architecture in JASIST? J. Am. Soc. Inf. Sci. Technol. 2002,53 (10), 821–823
Wurman, R. S., & Bradford, P. (1997). Information architects. New York: Graphis. Graphis Press:
Zurich, Switzerland.
