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UX Classes
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UX Classes from the Experts
AGI instructors are experts in the field of user experience design, and deliver UX classes and UX training for clients around the globe. In our user experience courses you gain a strong understanding of layout and design and how it relates to creating successful user interfaces through real-world projects. Our user experience courses are available at our Boston, New York City, or Philadelphia classrooms, and we also offer online UX classes. AGI also provides on-site and private UX training at your location. Review our curriculum below and register online, or call 781-376-6044 to speak with a UX training consultant.
About our UX courses:
- Perfect for designers, developers, business analysts, product managers, UX professionals
- No previous UX or design experience required for attending UX classes
- UX training helps you communicate requirements effectively with your development team
- Take each user experience course individually, or enroll in our UX certificate program
UX Classes Offered
Attend introductory to advanced UX Classes in our training centers, online, or at your office.
See all our offerings in our Winter catalog PDF (900kb)
Need help choosing the right UX Classes? Call us at
781-376-6044 or 800-851-9237.
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Training delivery options
We have UX Classes for every schedule and budget.
UX Classes - Locations
We offer regularly scheduled UX Classes at these locations.
UX Classes - Details
In this UX Design course you'll gain the knowledge necessary to create outstanding user experiences. From brainstorming a UX strategy, to structuring an application based upon scenarios, to testing your user interface (UI), and incorporating feedback. In this class you'll discover how to ensure that your users have a great experience, whether they use your application on the web, tablet, or smartphone. In this UX class you'll not only learn about user experience, but also discover how to incorporate good structured design into your workflow.
Learn how to quickly create, share, and test concepts and designs for websites and apps before you invest in creating final UX designs. Discover how to quickly create low-fidelity mockups and the process for an effective, rapid iteration of your designs.
This Windows 10 UX design training course is for app developers and designers that need to understand the design principles of designing successful Windows 10 apps that work naturally with touch, input devices, and keyboard. This Windows 10 UX design class empowers you to create more appealing applications and high-caliber user experiences. You'll learn to apply design principles to a variety of devices and understand how to use Microsoft's modern Windows 10 design language to create spectacular user experiences in this class.
UX Class: Introduction to UX Design Principles
UX Design Class: Introduction to UX Design Principles
UX Class: Intro to UX Design Principles - Course Length: 2 days
This course is the foundation of our UX classes. In this two-day UX class, you will discover the foundation principles for creating successful user experiences. This class includes hands-on exercises to experiment and explore space, form and function that apply to successful UX design on every platform and device. Participants gain experience in planning and prototyping and are taken through a typical UX design workflow, including working with your own app concept. No previous experience with UX or design is required prior to attending this UX training class, and this class is suitable for designers, developers, business analysts, and program managers.
This UX Design Principles training class is delivered by the instructors who write the Digital Classroom series of books. You learn directly from the experts when you take a UX training class with AGI. They have been involved with creating and managing many high-profiles apps and websites, and bring real-world experience with them into the classroom.
UX Class: Regularly Scheduled Classroom or Online Training Options
You can take this UX class in small group classes in our training centers with a live instructor in the same classroom with you, or online with a small group and live instructor online with you. The in-person UX classes include individual and group exercises, and reviews of projects conducted in class. The online UX classes are conducted with a live instructor, include time for questions and answers, but do not include the individual and group exercises and reviews. The online UX classes are one full day in length, while the in-person UX classes are two days in length. Both sets of UX classes are led by the same team of experienced faculty from American Graphics Institute.
UX Class: Introduction to UX Design Principles Course Dates
All classes in Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia start at 9:30 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m.
and are led by a live instructor in the same classroom with you.
All online classes are led by a live instructor and run from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
|Event Name
|Course Dates
|UX Class: Introduction to UX Design Principles
|Mon, Apr 20 2015 to Tue, Apr 21 2015
American Graphics Institute
101 West Elm Street,
Conshohocken, PA 19428
|UX Class: Introduction to UX Design Principles
|Wed, May 6 2015 to Thu, May 7 2015
New York
American Graphics Institute
21 W 46th St.
New York, NY 10036
|UX Class: Introduction to UX Design Principles
|Fri, May 8 2015
Live instructor-led class online
|UX Class: Introduction to UX Design Principles
|Mon, May 18 2015 to Tue, May 19 2015
American Graphics Institute
120 Presidential Way
Woburn, MA 01801
|UX Class: Introduction to UX Design Principles
|Wed, May 20 2015 to Thu, May 21 2015
American Graphics Institute
101 West Elm Street,
Conshohocken, PA 19428
|UX Class: Introduction to UX Design Principles
|Wed, Jun 10 2015 to Thu, Jun 11 2015
New York
American Graphics Institute
21 W 46th St.
New York, NY 10036
|UX Class: Introduction to UX Design Principles
|Mon, Jun 15 2015 to Tue, Jun 16 2015
American Graphics Institute
120 Presidential Way
Woburn, MA 01801
|UX Class: Introduction to UX Design Principles
|Mon, Jun 15 2015 to Tue, Jun 16 2015
American Graphics Institute
101 West Elm Street,
Conshohocken, PA 19428
|UX Class: Introduction to UX Design Principles
|Fri, Jun 19 2015
Live instructor-led class online
Introduction to UX Design Principles: Training Course Outline
Module 1: UX design overview
How to incorporate essential design principles into your app or website.
- How design relates to usability
- How usability relates to success of apps and websites
- Choosing a course project: your own app, website, or a concept
Module 2: Planning your app
An overview of the typical UX design workflow.
- Understanding the typical UX design workflow
- Creating scenarios to understand user needs
- Defining features
- Sketching navigation
- Creating basic information architecture
- Storyboarding
Module 3: Design Fundamentals
Discover online design fundamentals that help your users reach their goals.
- Basic design principles for a better user experience
- Principles of typography
- Form considerations
Module 4: Sketching your screens
Using UX design fundamentals to build successful screens
- Building the layout of your app or website
- Working in an iterative process
Module 5: Building a prototype
Creating low-fidelity and high-fidelity prototypes
- Gathering input and reaction
- Narrowing the scope of the project
- Evolving the design
Module 6: Building a wireframe
Creating the layout for your app or website
- Understanding what makes a good wireframe
- Creating an interactive wireframe
Module 7: Documentation, validation, and user testing
Testing your designs and communicating your designs with the development team
- Final visual design and redlines
- Types of UX testing
- Creating clear and useful documentation
Introduction to UX Design Principles Training Class - Course Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this user experience (UX) design class. This class is suitable for all levels of business analysts, product managers, developers, or ux designers.
Introduction to UX Design Principles Training Class - Course Materials
You will receive a comprehensive course manual, as well as sketchbook, pencils, and more for this class developed by UX training expert Jennifer Smith.
Questions about UX Classes? Interested in private or customized UX Classes? Call to speak with a training consultant: 781-376-6044.
UX Design Course: Rapid prototyping training
UX Design Course: Rapid prototyping training
Discover how to effectively communicate and test your concepts and ideas before making a larger investment in your final UX design. In this session you learn how to easily and quickly build low-fidelity prototypes using both analog and digital tools. Whether you are creating a website, mobile operating system (iOS, Android, Windows Phone), or a desktop O.S. (Windows, Mac OS), you'll learn how to reduce the time to build, while improving the experience for your user. Part of this course uses Balsamiq Mockups, an easy-to-use rapid prototyping tool. No previous experience using this or any other prototyping tool is required.
This one-day course is suitable for anyone involved in the app design and development process, including: business analysts, UX designers, application developers, web developers, and product managers.
Questions about this rapid prototyping for UX design class? Interested in a private or customized rapid prototyping training? Call to speak with a training consultant: 781-376-6044.
UX Design Course: Rapid prototyping training Course Dates
All classes in Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia start at 9:30 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m.
and are led by a live instructor in the same classroom with you.
All online classes are led by a live instructor and run from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
|Event Name
|Course Dates
|UX Design Course: Rapid prototyping training
|Fri, May 1 2015
Live instructor-led class online
|UX Design Course: Rapid prototyping training
|Wed, May 13 2015
American Graphics Institute
101 West Elm Street,
Conshohocken, PA 19428
|UX Design Course: Rapid prototyping training
|Wed, May 13 2015
American Graphics Institute
120 Presidential Way
Woburn, MA 01801
|UX Design Course: Rapid prototyping training
|Fri, Jun 12 2015
Live instructor-led class online
|UX Design Course: Rapid prototyping training
|Wed, Jun 17 2015
American Graphics Institute
120 Presidential Way
Woburn, MA 01801
|UX Design Course: Rapid prototyping training
|Wed, Jun 17 2015
American Graphics Institute
101 West Elm Street,
Conshohocken, PA 19428
UX Design: Rapid Prototyping Training Course: Topics Covered
In this Rapid prototyping for UX Design course you'll learn:
- Introduction to rapid prototyping
- Creating your first low-fidelity prototype
- Testing your prototype
- Iterating your design
- Creating your Information Architecture
- Creating screens for your app or website
- Building and testing your app or website navigation
- Adding interactivity
- Adding custom controls
- Sharing and distributing your prototype for testing and review
There are no prerequisites for this course.
You will receive a comprehensive course manual for this class developed by the UX instructors at American Graphics Institute. AGI instructors have authored many design and creative technology books, including the Digital Classroom series of books.
Questions about UX Classes? Interested in private or customized UX Classes? Call to speak with a training consultant: 781-376-6044.
Windows 10 UX Training Class
Windows 10 UX Design Training Class
This Windows 10 UX training course is for app developers and designers that need to understand the design principles of designing successful Windows 10 apps that work naturally with touch, input devices, and keyboard. This Windows 10 user experience design class empowers you to create more appealing applications and high-caliber user experiences. You'll learn to apply design principles to a variety of devices and understand how to use Microsoft's modern Windows 10 design language to create spectacular user experiences in this class.
American Graphics Institute instructors have been hired by Microsoft to deliver Windows UX classes at Microsoft's headquarters, and run Windows UX workshops across Europe, Asia, Australia, and in the U.S. You'll be learning from UX professionals who have extensive experience crafting modern apps, including Windows 8, Windows Phone, Windows 10, and Windows 10 for Phone. Our UX design practice is led by Jennifer Smith, who has been awarded Microsoft MVP status three times for her work in Windows UX, design, and prototyping, including her work with Blend for Visual Studio.
This is one of our specialized UX classes and is focused on Windows 10 UX and UI. In this Windows 10 UX course you'll discover how the modern Windows 10 design language gives you an opportunity to envision your application on new devices, with new interaction models, new ways to present information, and access to new services using contracts. This UX training class takes you through the essential design considerations you need to know when creating applications that will be used for both desktop and touch devices, and different form factors, ranging from touch-centric devices such as the Surface, to Windows 10 for Phones, along with desktop and notebook. After this UX training session you will be able create more successful Windows 10 applications that deliver a better user experience.
Please call 800-851-9237 to schedule this training course.
Contact AGI to request course dates.
Fri, Jan 01 2016 - Online
Windows 10 User Experience (UX) Design Training Class Course Topics
Windows 10 foundation and background
- Overview of Windows 10 Major components, features
Basic UX principles
- Best-at statement
- Creating scenarios
- Building features based upon scenarios
Design guideline overview
- Navigation guidelines
Layout guidelines for Windows 10
- Using the grid
- Building the structure of your app based upon scenarios
Typography in a Windows 10 app
- Selecting the typeface based upon scenario
- Understanding the use of the typographic grid
- Using the type ramp to create an information hierarchy
Working with different screen views and resolutions
- Working in full, portrait and snap views
- Using the grid to build scalable apps
Overview of contracts, Share, settings, search & share
- Using the Share charm
- Setting up account settings
- Creating search experiences in Windows 10
Planning the location of your commands
- App bar overview
- Understanding the difference between the top and bottom app bar
- Identifying features and where they belong in the structure of your app
Touch and animation
- Building your app for touch
- Relating controls to scenarios
- Avoiding occlusion
Tiles and notifications
- Building a dynamic tile
- Guidelines for tiles
- Understanding use and design of toast notifications
Branding your app
- Understanding flexibility in grid and type
- Techniques that help you to brand your app as your own
Building an accessible app
- Understanding what is already available in Windows 8
- Taking advantage of existing controls and template
Certification resources
- Overview of certification process
- Tools and resources
Microsoft Windows 10 UX Design Training Class Prerequisites
While we have Windows 10 computers and tablets for use in this class, you are welcome to bring your own device with Windows 10.
Microsoft Windows 10 UX Design Training Class Course Materials
You will receive a comprehensive course manual for this class developed by three-time Microsoft MVP and User Experience expert Jennifer Smith.
Questions about UX Classes? Interested in private or customized UX Classes? Call to speak with a training consultant: 781-376-6044.
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UX prototyping for mobile apps.- September 28, 2014A new tool for prototyping UX designs for mobile apps is being developed by Pixate. This prototyping app is designed to address the difficulty of creating functional prototypes for mobile apps. Most UX designers create early stage wireframes that... read more
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Agriturismo Baratz
Conveniently near the airport in Sassari, Agriturismo Baratz is close to Lake Baratz. Additional area attractions include Anghelu Ruju and Sella and Mosca Estate.
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Dining options at this Sassari farm stay include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is served each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. The staff can provide tour/ticket assistance, wedding services, and limo/town car service. Additional amenities include a terrace, multilingual staff, and a snack bar/deli. For a surcharge, guests have access to a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request). Self parking is complimentary. The property has designated areas for smoking.
The 4 guestrooms at Agriturismo Baratz include hair dryers and designer toiletries. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. 21-inch LCD TVs are equipped with DVD players. Bathrooms offer showers with rainfall showerheads, bidets, and complimentary toiletries. In addition, amenities available on request include irons/ironing boards and hypo-allergenic bedding. Housekeeping is offered on a limited basis. Renovation of all guestrooms was completed in January 2013.
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- This hotel is arranged over 1 floor
- Check-in time 2 PM-11:00 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Children (3 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Children may not be eligible for free breakfast, if one is offered
- Pets not allowed (service dogs only)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Free self parking
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- Free buffet breakfast daily
- Restaurant
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- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Year Built 2005
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- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
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- Television in lobby
- In-room accessibility
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- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Yard
- Private bathroom
- Rainfall showerhead
- Shower only
- Bidet
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 21-inch LCD TV
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DiningBARATZ - Overlooking the garden, this restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available.
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- Bicycle rentals on site
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For transfers, guests must contact the property 24 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 10 per night
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 5 per vehicle (one way)
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Collegeville PA northwest of Philly. White fridge with top freezer. Not sure how old it is but it looks pretty good. Will post pics tonight or tomorrow.
Before I set up my keezer I used this in my garage for kegs/picnic taps. Holds 4 corneys and a co2 tank with plenty of room for yeast, hops, bottles, etc. If you set it at its warmest setting it holds just below 50. Good for lagers. I removed the shelves and put a solid plywood base in for the kegs but have the stock shelves if you wanted it for a regular or beverage fridge.
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Located in the quiet west side of Trenton, Luxury Rentals is the ideal place to live. The living quarters have the space and amenities you expect from a high standard dwelling. The elegantly appointed lobby and common areas are maintained to the highest standards of cleanliness and taste. The neighborhood is located just off Route 29, offering quick access to all parts of Trenton. Close proximity to parks, shopping, and recreation provides a high standard of quality of life.
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Initially I found Low Wood to be a fairly mediocre hotel, decoration was slightly tatty but location and views over Windermere were good. Unfortunately this was severely overshadowed when both myself and my husband came away from our short stay badly flea bitten.
Their tolerance of Pets in rooms has seemingly left other unwelcome guests in the rooms...
Though we did (eventually) extract an apology from the manager their promise of an explanation has not been fulfilled. For the price, I suggest you could find a much better hotel nearby.
We stayed for a weekend recently. The location of the hotel is excellent overlooking the lake-beautiful.
The hotel itself which is described as a 4 star needs regrading in my opinion.
The pool and spa are first rate.
The restaurant choice for dinner was very poor-chicken,beef,veggie nothing else and the service at both breakfast times was absolutely appalling.-I've queued less at Butlins.
Our rooms were at the best adequate and a complaint by my wife that the toilet was dirty was not dealt with for 12 hours-when the maid next came.
the hotel is very spread out and not in the least bit suitable for anybody in a chair or with mobility difficulties. The staff were fine and seemed to be trying to help but ....and that might be the best way to leave it. I wouldn't return.
Great Hotel, Great Service
I got married at the Low Wood in 2003. The service was brilliant as was the food, many of our guests stayed there and commented on the quality of the hotel. The only downfall is the prices, but you pay for the location.
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Stayed here during walking break and obtained good discount on room & 5 course dinner. Room was exec type and functional/clean. Staff were very friendly and helpful and service was good. Facilities are excellent if somewhat sprawling - you need map to find your way around
Overall enjoyed stay - not sure if I would have enjoyed as much if I had paid full rate, which seems pricey.
Would not return here - 2 different sides of same hotel?
I have stayed here twice and my experiences a matter of months apart could not have been more different.
Our first stay at the Low Wood was superb. (Spring 2003) Our room was a real beauty, in a newish part of the hotel. The room was well appointed and we loved the king sized plus bed and huge freestanding bath. Food was good and overall based on this positive experience we rebooked to stay at the Low Wood later in the year. Oh how different our second stay was to be...
The room was very shabby with torn curtains and an overall grubby look. Our room was tiny, so much so that when I requested an iron I had to iron in the hallway as I couldn't erect the ironing board in the room! The dining room was filthy and clearly had not been swept for weeks as there were the corpses of dead blue bottles lying all around. YUK!
No Smoke and No Fire
My wife and I decided to drive up from Manchester to spend some time away with friends.
Booked 2 double rooms at this hotel for the night of 29th August 2004. I had been concerned as the hotel was fairly large and was worried it would be a bit too busy at a bank holiday weekend.
I was pleased with the rooms we booked through an internet booking agency (the hotel insisted on staying a minimum of 2 nights if booking direct).
We had an executive double which was sizeable and felt cottage like, and a lake view double which had a 4 poster bed and a good view of lake Windemere and the central lakeland peaks behind.
There is an attached spa/health club which I understand (from friends who have stayed) is reasonable and free to guests.
The reception staff were nice and helpful. We had booked dinner elsewhere so am not able to comment on the standard of dining.
The dining room looked as though it had been recently modernised and was impressive. The remainder of the public areas were a little dated and I suspect this hotel has been taken over recently and in the process of being updated (I see the previous reviews say it is a Best Western hotel but it now belongs to ELH). Our main gripe was with the 2 fire alarms and drills (12-1.30am and 4 am). I understood from one of the junior staff that there had been a problem with an alarm. There was no obvious sign of a fire.
My friend told me that he had stayed some months previously and had suffered the same experience at 7 am!
We enjoyed an OK breakfast after 2-3 hours sleep and left. No apology or compensation for the disturbed night was forthcoming. I felt sorry for the wedding party staying the night.
I would not stay here ever again.
Quaint Lakeside Hotel
Excellent location right on Lake Windermere, but be warned that you have to cross a road (a rather busy one) to get to the water. The Leisure Club is an excellent amenity - complete with pool, jacuzzi, steam room, sauna as well as a gym. There is also a beauty salon where I treated myself to a massage (OK) and facial (mediocre). Room service is available, which is a rarity for a place like this. Food throughout (breakfast in the main dining room, lunch in the Italian bistro, and room-service dinner) was excellent. Overall, great value for the money. It was a perfect weekend break for an American living in London who wanted to get out of the city and see the beautiful Lake District.
Great Service and child frindly shame about the Bistro!
An excellent hotel where the staff could could not do enough for us, Particularly because we had a 3 month old baby with us. All the facilities are child friendly and surprisingly both restuarants were helpful with the baby. The only criticism we had was with the poor food in the Bistro Cafe de Lago and very poor service. There was just not enough staff to serve the Bistro, Pub and cocktail bar, whereas the Windemere restruarant had far to many staff to serve us, The balance was wrong. However, a great short break was had by all but get a room with a lake view and eat in the Windemere restuarant.
Absolutely Gorgeous
This hotel is absolutely gorgeous. Have been to the Lake District many times and will always stay at the Low Wood in future. It's so gorgeous if you're here for a romantic weekend you won't feel the need to even leave the hotel! I highly recommend staying here for either business or pleasure, but especially pleasure!
Love This Hotel
Stayed at the Low Wood Hotel many times on Buisness & Pleasure and will continue to do so. the Hotel, Food & Staff are excellent and always meet our requirementswithout any fuss.
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