Курс от CourseraLearn how to design clear, testable interaction structures—from content organization to clickable prototypes—in Interaction Design & Architecture. You’ll build practical competency in designing user flows and sitemaps, creating annotated flow diagrams that capture decision points and system responses, and applying information architecture principles to strengthen labeling and navigation. Progress through a hands-on sequence that moves from sitemaps into low-fidelity wireframes or wireflows, then into interactive prototypes across fidelities, including high-fidelity work that simulates complete user journeys. You’ll also create prototypes that demonstrate responsive behavior, translate user research insights into prototypes and design specifications, and apply prototypes in usability testing sessions to collect actionable feedback and iterate. Content is curated from California Institute of the Arts, bringing an expert, multi-perspective approach while staying focused on the same core skills. No specific tools are required. Ideal for aspiring UX/UI designers and product designers who want to demonstrate strong interaction design and information architecture foundations.
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