Advanced Strategies in UX Research and Testing

Master user research and testing methods in UX with expert-led, remote-friendly strategies.

Overview:
User experience isn’t guesswork—it’s a strategy built on research, testing, and understanding real user behaviour. This course takes you through advanced UX research and testing methods that help craft interfaces users don’t just tolerate—they actually enjoy. Whether it’s refining your approach to usability testing or diving into the minds of users through journey mapping, this course brings clarity and structure to UX decision-making.

Designed with researchers, designers, and digital professionals in mind, each module guides you through techniques that are both insightful and effective. You’ll explore everything from card sorting for structuring content to mobile user testing in remote environments. If you’ve ever stared at a product wondering why users are leaving, this course might just be your answer—without the need for lab coats or awkward group observation rooms.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand key UX research and testing methodologies and frameworks.
• Conduct usability tests with structured, evidence-driven approaches.
• Apply card sorting to improve site structure and navigation.
• Map user journeys to identify friction and improve flow.
• Explore techniques for mobile and remote user testing environments.
• Analyse user research findings to support better design decisions.

Course Curriculum:

• Module 1: Introduction to UX Research and Testing
• Module 2: User Research Methods
• Module 3: Usability Testing Methods
• Module 4: Card Sorting and Information Architecture
• Module 5: User Journey Mapping
• Module 6: Remote and Mobile User Testing

Who is this Course For:

• UX designers wanting to refine their research approach.
• Product managers seeking evidence for design decisions.
• Digital marketers aiming to understand user interaction behaviour.
• Business analysts working on user-centric digital products.
• Web developers curious about user testing insights.
• Content strategists focused on navigation and content structure.
• Freelancers managing UX projects end-to-end.
• Teams shifting toward research-driven design processes.

Career Path:

• UX Researcher – £42,000 average salary per year
• Usability Analyst – £39,000 average salary per year
• Interaction Designer – £45,000 average salary per year
• Digital Product Analyst – £43,000 average salary per year
• Information Architect – £47,000 average salary per year
• Remote UX Consultant – £50,000 average salary per year