Object-Oriented Ux (Ooux) Fundamentals

Object-Oriented Ux (Ooux) Fundamentals
Published 3/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz

What you’ll learn

Recognize four of the most common UX mistakes weighing down your users and learn how to combat them with an object-oriented approach.

Facilitate collaborative workshops that surface mission-critical questions, while generating a shared language and under

Communicate and collaborate more effectively with developers, the business team, stakeholders, and other designers.

How to audit functionality with a Call-to-Action Matrix, getting clear on roles and scope early on.
The UX power-skill of Object Mapping! Build on your Nested-Object Matrix to systematically map the structure of your objects, giving your team X-ray vis

Give a voice to content strategy, content design, and UX writing earlier in the design process
Transform your objects into sketches with straightforward templates, making visualization a breeze.

Bring the magic of OOUX into your professional work – level up your UX game while having more fun. Really.

Requirements

Suitable for UX beginners, this course requires a basic understanding of UX, its language, and business dynamics with some foundation in psychology being a plus.

Description

Overview

Section 1: Up-level your UX career

Lecture 1 Why you MUST have OOUX in your arsenal

Lecture 2 Design naturally intuitive UX

Lecture 3 Collaborate early and better with devs

Lecture 4 Inform an elegant design system

Lecture 5 Avoid Unintuitive Objects

Lecture 6 Create clarity to reduce rework

Lecture 7 Fireside chat with Joe: Business first (how OOUX helps)

Section 2: Say hello to OOUX and ORCA

Lecture 9 How to think about OOUX

Lecture 10 UX, OOUX, and objects

Lecture 11 What OOUX does not do for you

Lecture 12 Introducing the ORCA Process

Lecture 13 ORCA in action
Lecture 14 How ORCA fixes iteration failures

Section 3: Rock your UX process

Lecture 16 Introducing ORCA Discovery

Lecture 17 Object Discovery: Step 1 – Noun Foraging

Lecture 18 ACTIVITY: Noun forage with Sophia and Joe

Lecture 19 Object Discovery: Step 2 – Object Consolidation

Lecture 20 Relationships Discovery: The Nested Object Matrix

Lecture 21 ACTIVITY: Play Relationship Battleship with the NOM

Lecture 22 Call-to-Action Discovery: The CTA Matrix
Lecture 23 ACTIVITY: Brainstorm functionality with the CTA Matrix

Lecture 24 Attribute Discovery: The Object Map

Lecture 25 ACTIVITY: Create an Object Map

Lecture 26 ORCA: Clear. Practical. Powerful.

Section 4: Four OOUX Laws, Four UX Wins

Lecture 27 Introducing the four horseman of the UX Apocalypse

Lecture 28 Create recognizable objects

Lecture 29 Create connected objects

Lecture 30 Create manipulable objects

Lecture 31 Create consistent objects

Lecture 32 Unintuitive Object recap

Section 5: Sketching without the sweat

Lecture 33 Don’t design the whole thing – prioritize like a boss

Lecture 34 Bringing it all together into screens and components

Lecture 35 ACTIVITY: Sketch cards

Lecture 36 ACTIVITY: Sketch detail pages

Lecture 37 Types of UX sketching

Lecture 38 Anticipate the pushback

Lecture 39 Don’t replace your current UX process

Lecture 40 Ok, maybe replace your current UX process (real talk from Joe)

Lecture 42 Present a shapeshifter audit

Lecture 43 Don’t ask for permission

Lecture 44 JUST DO IT!

UX Designers who want to better wrangle complex systems, communicate more effectively with their team and stakeholders, and (coincidentally) boost their career.,Developers tasked with UX and UI work who want a no-nonsense formula for solid, intuitive product design.,UX managers and directors wondering if OOUX is right for their team.,Content Strategists, Content Designers, and UX Writers looking to add more depth and structure to their work.,Anyone looking for a systematic approach to structuring user experiences that are easy to understand and easy to build.