What is User Experience

User Experience -
The overall experience of a person using a product, Such as what they need, what they value, their abilities, and also their limitations to using a product.

It also take care about business goals and objectives of managing the product like improving the quality of the user’s interaction with and perceptions of your product and any related services.

Example :- using a product such as a website or computer application, especially in terms of how easy or pleasing it is to use.

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Interaction Design Principles

1. User Experience :- To understand user behavior and their context. Example :- While using online meeting their are three specific actions depends on users situations. to enable or disable using switch. it is easy to take action by the user. 2. Consistent Design :- It help users to recognize and easier to learn the system. Example:- Error message while fill up the sign up form, any important/required field forgot by user will show error message when tap on Submit button. 3. Functionality :- To provide necessary features and functionality related to usage. Example 1 :- Price Range slider to set min and max price range Example 2 :- Provide easy interface to set Travelers & class while booking online ticket 4. Cognition :- Acquiring the Users knowledge and understanding through thought, and their experience, and the senses. Example :- While Join the Swimming class through the app have some important questions to the user. Like how skilled and skilled level. for selecting the skill an

UX Mapping methods: When to use which

1> Empathy Map : It helps us get into user's mindset. who are they & what drives them. 2> Customer Journey Map : It create a narrative of what our user is going through as when they interact with product or services. It can lead to insights of where the pains are? What delights them ? 3> Experience Map : Experience maps are not affiliated with a specific product or service. It highlights a general human behavior. 4> Service Blueprint : It is part 2 customer journey map. It highlights what the employees have to do in order to produce that customer journey.

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