Learning Outcomes

Developing Great User Experience

Introduction to Information Architecture

Improve Your Mobile Store’s UX

Introduction to Business Accessibility

Business Accessibility Design

Lesson Summary

This module explores the importance of good UX (User Experience) design, Information Architecture, and Business Accessibility and the strategies for achieving them. It shows how business websites and apps can be designed to suit those living with disabilities as well as others who seek more convenient ways to browse items and make purchases.

Principles of User Experience and Business Accessibility - Course Assessment

Learn how to grow your online business by providing an enticing, accessible user experience in this free online course.

Principles of User Experience and Business Accessibility

A well-designed website or application provides an enjoyable user experience (UX) for potential customers and is crucial to any online business. This UX design course shows you how to reach and satisfy more customers and increase your market share. We provide effective information architecture (IA) techniques that let you organise information properly and improve business accessibility by allowing people with disabilities to access your site.

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