an introduction
Thomas J. Watson said it best: “Good design is good business.” Visualization is critical for discovering data-driven insights and effectively communicating that knowledge to others. The designers at IBM create experiences that work together, work in the same way, and work for our customers. Does the idea of creating the platform at the heart of solutions like Watson, Blockchain, IoT, and Security excite you? If so, keep reading!
Your role and responsibilities
User experience designers create human-centered experiences by designing the structural and informational foundation for products, services, and systems. They facilitate the communication of all the elements, interactions, and decisions that add value to the overall user experience. Their core skills include: interpreting research insights and building an understanding of users and context; Defining user experience goals and design principle; application of knowledge of psychological and physical features of a person (for example, Heck’s law, Fett’s law); design job structure and experiment information; Design interaction patterns between functions/information and users/customers; design navigation paths through experience; Demonstrate an understanding of the content, functions and relationships within the system; Support and plan for diversification of user contexts (eg culture, environment, activity); converge and translate technological, operational, and functional constraints into human-centered opportunities; Facilitate and design relational aspects across each part of the experience.
Technical and professional experience required
Visual Design, Animation, UX Design, Wireframe, Design Thinking
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