This exercise includes myself, Catherine Ross, Jun Kim, Maddie Nikolai, and Miyah Kim. DOCUMENTATION PRESENTATION
The goal of this exercise is to understand fundamental values of user experience, and how these similarities span across various industries. Our team is composed of UX Design majors and Web majors who have career interests which align with having user experience part of our future day-to-day jobs.
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We used various methods to research about fundamentals and important skills for UX designers.
Skill-matching affinity diagram
This exercise allowed me to understand the fundamentals of UX design and also learn how to collaborate with others. Even though this exercise was more individual work, my team was able to communicate fully and efficiently to prepare for the presentation. We practiced important skills of UX design like gathering information/data, organizing and analyzing them. We practiced creating an affinity diagram, which helps us to understand and categorize all the data we gathered. Some improvements can be applied, like trying to categorize them as specific as we can because sometimes we did not categorize them correctly or there are some information that did not fall into any categories. We reflected on the skill matching activities and we also tried to do more research, which helped us understand more about the UX design and its trend in 2024.
I participated in skill matching activity, creating affinity diagram, writing reflections, secondary research, organizing documentation and creating and organizing the presentation.