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Universal UX Design
Building Multicultural User Experience
Providing hands-on examples throughout, this useful guide to building a multicultural user experience shows how to accurately predict user behavior, optimize layout and text elements, and determine which strategies will communicate image and content most effectively
Alberto Ferreira (Author)
9780128024072, Elsevier Science
Paperback, published 23 November 2016
242 pages
23.4 x 19 x 1.6 cm, 0.52 kg
Universal UX Design: Building Multicultural User Experience provides an ideal guide as multicultural UX continues to emerge as a transdisciplinary field that, in addition to the traditional UI and corporate strategy concerns, includes socio/cultural and neurocognitive concerns that constitute one of the first steps in a truly global product strategy. In short, multicultural UX is no longer a nice-to-have in your overall UX strategy, it is now a must-have. This practical guide teaches readers about international concerns on the development of a uniquely branded, yet culturally appealing, software end-product. With hands-on examples throughout, readers will learn how to accurately predict user behavior, optimize layout and text elements, and integrate persuasive design in layout, as well as how to determine which strategies to communicate image and content more effectively, while demystifying the psychological and sociopolitical factors associated with culture. The book reviews the essentials of cognitive UI perception and how they are affected by socio-cultural conditioning, as well as how different cultural bias and expectations can work in UX design.
1. Introducing UX Basic Principles2. Culture-Focused UX3. Multicultural UX in the Enterprise4. Knowing Your User Requirements5. Internationalizing Design6. Interaction Design and Visual Structure7. Graphical Optimization8. Controlled Language and International Markets9. UX Text Optimization10. Adapting to Change11. Innovation in Multicultural UX
Subject Areas: Human-computer interaction [UYZ], Databases & the Web [UNN], Graphics programming [UML], Graphical & digital media applications [UG], Internet: general works [UBW]
