Skills

Milestones that compare a design to its requirements by the project team to ensure that the design can be implemented as envisioned.

Rigorous process that takes into account, tests and documents the interactions between customer and how they use a product.

A practice in user-centered design in which a product is tested with actual users to determine if a product will meet their needs effectively.

A process used in Lean methodology to identify customers, test and validate various hypotheses with customers for product success.

A practice of designing physical objects, systems, environments or services that explores how a potential user will work within its framework.

A process used to identify and document product requirements based on the system, users, technical and time constraints

The structural design of content that is planned for current and future needs of the product and allows for users to find information easily.

The creation, design and placement of visual objects to portray complex information in a simple, straightforward manner.

High-level abstractions of work, process or service that shows linear progressions of how an object moves through a system.

Visual representatives of screen elements that are arranged to show how information is displayed for a particular screen.

Early samples or models of a design that is built to test a concept or product and is used to test and learn from before implementing the design.

Scale and full-size implementations that incorporate ‘look and feel’ of the products to be used to gain feedback and improved as needed.