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所在平台: Coursera |
课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/visual-elements-user-interface-design
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课程名称：用户界面设计的视觉元素 概述：本设计导向课程探讨了界面的广泛概念以及设计师在创建用户界面中所扮演的角色。学习如何使用色彩、字体和图像设计与表达意义对于使界面功能清晰流畅至关重要。通过一系列讲座和视觉练习，您将重点关注构成界面设计师技能组的众多个体元素和组件。完成后，您将能够描述清晰、一致和直观的用户界面设计的关键正式元素，并将所学技能应用于静态屏幕界面的设计。 本课程是UI/UX设计专业化中的第一门课程，采用设计导向的方法分析用户界面（UI）和用户体验（UX）设计，提供围绕视觉传播的实践技能型指导，而不仅仅侧重于市场营销或编程。 课程适合那些有一定图形或视觉设计经验、希望提升其UI或UX技能以进行应用程序和网页设计的人士。对于那些在前端或后端网页开发或人机交互方面有经验的人员，提升其UI或UX的视觉设计和分析技能也是非常理想的。 课程大纲： 1. 课程和专业概述：总结课程的作业和预期，以及UI/UX设计专业的内容。 2. 用户界面到底是什么？：探讨用户界面的基本概念和背景，讨论功能与美学在设计中的关系，介绍“以形式为先”的设计哲学。 3. 界面设计的正式元素：考察界面构成的各种正式元素，包括内容、背景与受众，细化视觉设计中的语言、形状、色彩、图像、排版与图标。 4. 界面设计的主动元素：研究用户与静态界面元素的互动，包括导航惯例（如菜单、按钮和图标），思考设计师在塑造用户交互体验中的角色。 5. 界面设计元素的组合：将个体界面组件整合为更复杂的结构，讨论层次性、现代界面设计的惯例和预期，以及如何在不同平台上组织内容以适应不同屏幕尺寸。
Name:Course and Specialization Overview
Description:Welcome! In this first module I will summarize the assignments and expectations of this course, as well as the UI/UX Design Specialization.
Name:What IS a user interface anyway?
Description:In this first week we will look at some basic broad concepts and contexts for user interfaces, looking at examples both on and off-screen. We will look at basic principles of interaction theory, discuss the relationship between UI and UX, and examine the relationship between coding and designing. We will discuss the roles of functionality and aesthetics in interface design and outline a "form-first" philosophy to user interface design. This week will focus on background information and terminology and will give you the context and vocabulary necessary before you start making great interfaces!
Name:Formal Elements of Interface Design
Description:This week we are going to examine the various formal elements that make up an interface. We’ll start out with the larger questions of content, context and audience that frame any UI/UX project. In other words: What is it? Who is it for? And, where does it live? And we’ll look at the big picture of overall design direction, what is often referred to as “look and feel”. From there we’ll go into detail of how the basic components of how visual design works in the context of interface design: language, shape, color, imagery, typography, and icons. These areas will be the formal building blocks you will use to create the more complex visual structure of a screen-based user interface.
Name:Active Elements of Interface Design
Description:This week we are going to take our static interface elements and begin to think about how a user interacts with them. In other words, how to bring these elements a stage closer to having a life on the screen. We’ll be looking at navigational conventions, such as menus, buttons, and icons in different states. Our focus will move from what the graphic interface looks like, to include how it works and how it responds to the user. By adding interactivity to our static designs, the idea is to think more deeply about the role the designer plays in shaping a user’s interactive experience.
Name:Composing the Elements of Interface Design
Description:This week we are going to take our individual interface components and see what happens when we try to put them together into a more complex structure. We’ll be looking at how to get our components to work harmoniously as a family, figuring out how hierarchy works in the interface, and discussing conventions and expectations of contemporary interface design. We’ll also be examining how to navigate to different screens and how to build visual relationships between different kinds of content within a single site. Finally, we’ll be discussing different platforms, how to create variable content for different screen sizes, and looking at how to organize complex bodies of content into user-friendly structures.
This design-centric course examines the broad question of what an interface is and what role a designer plays in creating a user interface. Learning how to design and articulate meaning using color, type, and imagery is essential to making interfaces function clearly and seamlessly. Through a series of lectures and visual exercises, you will focus on the many individual elements and components that make up the skillset of an interface designer. By the end of this course, you will be able to describe the key formal elements of clear, consistent, and intuitive UI design, and apply your learned skills to the design of a static screen-based interface. This is the first course in the UI/UX Design Specialization, which brings a design-centric approach to user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design, and offers practical, skill-based instruction centered around a visual communications perspective, rather than on one focused on marketing or programming alone. These courses are ideal for anyone with some experience in graphic or visual design and who would like to build their skill set in UI or UX for app and web design. It would also be ideal for anyone with experience in front- or back-end web development or human-computer interaction and want to sharpen their visual design and analysis skills for UI or UX.
