Resources
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Data-Driven Graphic Design [Ebook]
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ISBN: 9781474222457Publication Date: 2016Digital technology has not only revolutionized the way designers work, but also the kinds of designs they produce. The development of the computer as a design environment has encouraged a new breed of digital designer; keen to explore the unique creative potential of the computer as an input/output device. Data-driven Graphic -
Designed for use [Ebook]
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ISBN: 9781680505276Publication Date: 2016In this book for designers, developers, and product managers, expert developer and user interface designer Lukas Mathis explains how to make usability the cornerstone of every point in your design process, walking you through the necessary steps to plan the design for an application or website, test it, and get usage data after the design is complete. He shows you how to focus your design process on the most important thing: helping people get things done, easily and efficiently. -
Designing for User Engagement on the Web [Ebook]
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ISBN: 9781134056354Publication Date: 2013Designing for User Engagement on the Web: 10 Basic Principles is concerned with making user experience engaging. -
User Experience Design [Ebook]
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ISBN: 9781350021730Publication Date: 2019Applicable to a wide spectrum of design activity, this book offers an ideal first step, clearly explaining fundamental concepts and methods to apply when designing for the user experience. -
UX: essential tools : put together the perfect user experience toolkit [Ebook]
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ISBN: 9781098122751Publication Date: 2019UX Methods features 50 different research methods. Each method has concise instructions aimed at getting you in the field gathering insights as quickly as possible. A visual example in storyboard form is included with each method. Readers will quickly find a wide range of methods they can apply in numerous situations. -
UX Fundamentals for Non-UX Professionals [Ebook]
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ISBN: 9781484238110Publication Date: 2018Part 1: UX Principles -- Chapter 1: UX Is Unavoidable -- Chapter 2: You Are Not the User -- Chapter 3: You Compete with Everything -- Chapter 4: The User Is on a Journey -- Chapter 5: Keep It Simple -- Chapter 6: Users Collect Experiences -- Chapter 7: Speak the User's Language -- Chapter 8: Favor the Familiar -- Chapter 9: Stability, Reliability, and Security -- Chapter 10: Speed -- Chapter 11: Usefulness -- Chapter 12: The Lives in Front of Interfaces -- Part 2: Being Human -- Chapter 13: Perception
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Construction and Facilities Management Industry Digital PlanThe Construction and Facilities Management Sector is an important pillar of Singapore’s economy, building safe, sustainable and progressive environments to live, work and play in, contributing to a better quality of life for Singaporeans.
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[Factiva]: BCA eyes 'live' demonstration projects in digital pushThe BCA will also help beef up digital skillsets across the building industry through courses and programmes, such as the Imperial College London-BCA Executive Development Programme that trains leadership skills in offsite pre-fabricated construction methods and IDD.
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[Factiva]: Parliament: Construction sector to digitalise building processes to boost productivityUse of Integrated Digital Delivery (IDD), which allows companies to digitalise various stages of building, including design, fabrication, construction and asset delivery and management.
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[Factiva]: Higher energy performance standards for green buildings; S$19 million to support construction sector SMEs to digitaliseA new Construction and Facilities Management Industry Digital Plan will provide a three-stage roadmap to guide small- and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) to adopt digital technology under IDD. IDD integrates the entire construction work process using digital technologies.
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[Frost & Sullivan]: The Importance of BIM in Facilities ManagementThe convergence of information technology (IT) and facilities management (FM) is an inevitable trend. The goal for facilities managers has always been to make buildings more energy-efficient, more productive and more comfortable for tenants and operators. Smart buildings solve all of these problems and at a lower total cost of ownership than conventional systems. One tool in the smart buildings repertoire is building information modeling.
Videos
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[Films On Demand]: User Experience Designer: Career Q&A : Professional Advice and Insight
User Experience Designer: Main Duties and Responsibilities (1:14); User Experience Designer: Career Beginnings (1:20); User Experience Designer: Keys for Success (1:01); User Experience Designer: Education and Certification Requirements (1:30); User Experience Designer: Workplace Atmosphere (2:10); User Experience Designer: Advice for Aspiring Pros (1:18); User Experience Designer: A Day on the Job (2:07); User Experience Designer: Industry Goals and Services (0:46); User Experience Designer: Industry Challenges (1:33); User Experience Designer: Looking at the Future (1:35) -
[LinkedIn Learning]:Aesthetics in user interface
32m 36s March 19, 2020The user interface is a visual display of the underlying computer system and the point of interaction for all users. To increase the product’s usability, the appearance and behaviors should be well understood, easy to learn, and pleasing to use. -
[LinkedIn Learning]:Getting Started in User Experience
41m. October 2, 2019Learn about the industry of user experience (UX)—including design, research, strategy, development, interactive and visual design, content, accessibility, localization, and data science—and explore the various roles within the UX field. -
[LinkedIn Learning]: The fundamentals of programming
2h 6m. Beginner. Released: July 22, 2019Gain the core knowledge to begin programming in any language. In this course, instructor Annyce Davis uses Python to explore the core concepts and structure of programming languages and helps you grasp what’s going on under the hood. -
[LinkedIn Learning]:What are the current issues with data collection?
4h 3m. September 11, 2019.DJ Patil—the former US chief data scientist—boasts a unique perspective on the future, risks, and all-around power of data. In addition to shaping policies at the White House, he's authored influential academic papers and served as head of data products at LinkedIn, where he helped to coin the term "data scientist."