Interaction Design and User Behaviour

Unlock the principles of Interaction Design and User Behaviour in this online course designed for low commitment learning. Master UX, user research, wireframing, usability testing, interaction design, and information architecture through concise, engaging modules. This limited offer ensures you gain practical, actionable insights into how users behave and interact with digital products—skills in high demand for designers, product managers, and UX professionals.

Description

Interaction Design and User Behaviour is your gateway to understanding the intricacies of UX and human interaction with digital platforms. Through this course, you will explore user research techniques, wireframing strategies, usability testing methods, and interaction design frameworks. Learn to create intuitive, user-friendly interfaces informed by information architecture principles, ensuring your designs meet real-world user needs.

Each module focuses on core aspects of UX, from conducting effective user research to developing wireframes that improve usability. With usability testing embedded into your workflow, you can iterate on designs that genuinely enhance user experience. Interaction design and information architecture converge to give you a holistic view of creating products users love. This is a low commitment, online-only opportunity, and this specific course will not be offered again—seize the chance to advance your skills before it disappears.

By the end, you will have a strong grasp of UX, user research, wireframing, usability testing, interaction design, and information architecture, giving you the confidence to influence product design and user engagement effectively.

Who Is This Course For

• UX designers aiming to improve interaction design skills
• Product managers seeking to understand user behaviour
• Web and app developers exploring UX principles
• Graphic designers expanding into digital interfaces
• Marketing professionals focused on usability and engagement
• Start-up founders needing to design user-centric products
• Researchers studying human-computer interaction
• Anyone interested in wireframing, usability testing, and information architecture

Requirements

• Basic understanding of digital interfaces or interest in UX
• Access to a computer or device with internet connectivity
• Willingness to explore user research, wireframing, and interaction design
• Curiosity about usability testing and information architecture
• Commitment to complete concise, online modules at your own pace

Career Path

• UX Designer – £40,000 average salary
• Interaction Designer – £42,000 average salary
• User Researcher – £38,000 average salary
• Information Architect – £45,000 average salary
• Usability Analyst – £37,000 average salary
• Product Designer – £44,000 average salary