Web Usability

Usability Week Courses

Usability Week offers courses about a broad range of web and application design topics. Most courses are also available as in-house training.

Fundamental Guidelines for Web Usability

Top usability principles based on thousands of usability studies conducted worldwide

  • Look closely at how people react to different websites and design elements
  • Understand the principles that will help you prioritize your efforts and spend resources more effectively
  • Get empirical research data from Nielsen Norman Group to support your design decisions and recommendations

The Human Mind and Usability

Apply psychology principles to predict and explain how your customers think and act

  • Go beyond following usability guidelines to understanding their underlying reasoning
  • Apply findings from well-known psychology research studies to explain behavior observed in usability testing and anticipate the impact of future designs
  • Design better interfaces from inception by knowing human limitations and easing the load on the user

Usability in Practice: 3-Day Camp

Hands-on instruction for executing user-centered research and processes

  • Fine-tune your hands-on usability skills with expert guidance from instructors with more than 65 years of combined experience
  • Learn strategies for working with teams, identifying research opportunities, and choosing the right research methods
  • Take home sample study plans and research materials to help you conduct your own studies

UX Basic Training

Be an effective UX professional: Know the lingo and sell the process

  • Understand the purpose and roles of UX professionals throughout a project lifecycle
  • Know when to apply which research methods and how to use the data to improve design
  • Assess your organization’s commitment to UX
  • Learn tips for promoting UX as a competitive advantage

Web Page Design

The Anatomy of High-Performing Web Pages

  • Learn the 4 A’s for evaluating and improving your Web pages
  • Get insight on emerging design patterns that work and those that don’t work
  • Understand how page elements can influence user behavior and meet your business objectives