Blog One: Date 9/3/2044

Title: User Experience (UX)

What the term means:

This section needs to describe the term and its meanings through citations and references from library sources or textbooks under study.

Example: User experience is the understanding and meanings behind how a product “Behaves and is used by people in the real world” (Preece, Rogers & Sharp, 2015, p. 12). It creates knowledge behind what or how end users react and perceive an interaction with a company’s product, interface, design, service or services.

Reflection on the TopicThis section is a personal reflection on the knowledge you gained about the core topic or term being studied in module. The reflection should include:

1. A meaning or demonstration of understanding about the term, topic, condition, or overall consideration being studied in the current module.

2. A direct use of citations from library resources outside of any professor given readings, textbook, video, or handout.

3. A complimentary example and visual to help readers understand your thoughts. You should cite an exterior concept or innovation to help explain your thoughts like the Professor pictured here explain an iPhone innovation for communication. You can use exterior images or videos to help here, but please cite the reference and clearly credit the reference here! (If possible? Some topics may not lend itself to providing an image, graphic, or video element.)

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Highlight a Quote from you about the

subject!

My ThoughtYou be the authority and scholar! Quote us something insightful you learned from this module lesson!

Example: “Innovations and interfaces in the digital world are all unique in some manner, but almost everything new has grown out of something old through simple adaption and modification. The digital ‘wheel’ has been invented. So as innovators, we are always just finding, creating, searching for a new way to make the wheel roll for users. We are in essence constantly trying to keep up with users’ demands for new and interesting or faster and more exciting interfaces” (Dr. S.C. Spangler, 2018).

Reference List1. Preece, Rogers & Sharp, (2015). Interaction and Design: Beyond human-

computer interaction. West Sussex, United Kingdom: John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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