▶ Student concerns

If you're having this kind of trouble,

The only class that will solve your concerns once and for all.

First class instructor for planning beginners, practical UI/UX basics for bookstore staff

▶ From basic theory to practical application examples, we will gather 10 years of know-how from the brunch writer bookstore staff and point out just the key points.

Hallo

I'm a bookstore clerk at Brunch.

I am a 10th year planner and bookstore employee who is serializing articles on the topic of practical UI/UX at brunch. Rather than a huge self-introduction, I would like to replace my self-introduction with my own articles and insights.

▶ Bookstore staff_brunch page

Lonely planning beginner's

I'll be your lantern.

When I was a junior, I felt frustrated with planning as if I were heading to the ground alone without knowing anything about UI, so I read UI/UX related books and read hundreds of related articles. I created my own UI/UX methodology by going through the process of applying the obtained information to practice. I've been studying like heading to the ground without anyone teaching me, so I know the grievances of being a beginner in planning better than anyone else. I have repeated the process of thinking and shoveling on my own without a hitch, but I hope you guys don't.

From my 10 years of know-how, I've included basic theory and information in UI/UX that a planning beginner might be curious about and must know if you are a beginner in planning.

▶ 3 reasons why you should take a basic UI/UX class for bookstore staff

1 ️ from beginning to end

I will only inform you about UI/UX.

▶ This is not a course dealing with tools such as Pygma or Adobe XD.

My courses don't have exercises or assignments. It's not a course dealing with work tools such as Figma or Adobe XD. It also doesn't cover methodologies such as user research, journey-maps, personas, or research. We'll only tell you the UI/UX from beginning to end. You don't even need to bring anything. Your passion is enough.

2 ️ Enhances understanding

▶ What was the intention behind creating that service?

The bookstore staff will explain clearly. I will develop an eye for understanding why A should be here and why B shouldn't be here. I will tell you about techniques that can be applied to the services you make and the services you will create in the future.

3 ️ I will increase your persuasiveness.

▶ Develop logical skills to persuade others about the reasons and intentions behind the plan.

Everyone has at least once been perplexed by 1) I drew it but why I drew it like this, or 2) an unexpected question from my boss. We will tell you the logic and rationale for persuading others about your reasons and intentions for planning. We will build a wealth of theoretical knowledge and foundation.

It's not a boring theory,

Can be applied directly to practice

Learn practical UI/UX

▶ What you learn in class_1

No one taught me. Nevertheless, if you are a planner, the bookstore staff will compress and let you know what you must know. Key theories that will nourish the soil as you plan for the future! Perfect for the ears! perfect! Park Hee with a clear diction from a bookstore employee 1) Why should I do this? 2) How can it be applied in practice?I will focus on explaining.

How was that service designed? It's called

If you always have questions,

Get clear explanations in this class.

▶ What you learn in class_2

This service is still being used by all of you. Why was it made like this? What was the intention behind this plan? Did you have that question? Using the service we're most familiar with as an example, 1) explain why we made it this way, and 2) how it's different, with a pinch of the coreWe'll do it.

You can see through the core of Common UI/UX, which you will be working on the most while planning through actual services.

Methodology for grasping Korean mobile devices?

You can get the following insights.

1. Which iPhone/Galaxy will women use more in 2030?
2. Do users who use GripTalk use their mobile with one hand? Support one hand mobileWould you like to use? With both hands mobileWould you like to use?
3. How does the distribution of GripTalk usage vary by age and gender?
4. Do users using Galaxy Z Flip use their mobile with one hand? Shall we support one hand and use the mobile? Should I use the mobile with both hands?
5. What are the characteristics of senior users?

Smartphone usage behavior and statistical data collected by directly observing more than 500 people

We will introduce them to you along with insights from bookstore staff.

▶ I recommend it to people like this!

Core practical UI/UX that is essential to know in order to run practical work beyond business tools and planning methodologies! We will deliver all the theoretical and practical content that you have never heard anywhere else. Let's meet with me in class!