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User Experience for Mobility and Public Space

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This course equips urban mobility professionals with foundational knowledge to apply user experience (UX) in practice. You will learn about the relevance of a people-centered perspective in urban mobility, develop a mindset to better understand your end users–  thinking across different mobility modes- and reflect on the impact of your own work on these users.

Modules

1 module

Recommended schedule

1 Day

Total course length

2 hours + additional readings


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Trey Hahn

Trey helps professionals and organizations think about the end users and how to incorporate people's experiences into the planning and design process. He works on this for cycling with Bicycle User Experience (BUX) and the Urban Cycling Institute. Deeper thinking about people's characteristics and needs is the starting point for usable, high-quality mobility infrastructure.

Who is this course for?

  • Urban mobility professionals from a variety of roles (e.g. engineers, planners, designers, project managers, and decision makers) ready to relate their work to the end user’s experience.
  • Private, public, and nonprofit professionals alike (not limited to one sector).
  • Students interested in learning about the application of user experience in mobility planning.

What will you learn?

At the end of this short course, you will have foundational knowledge of user experience (UX) to apply in your work. You will:
  1. Understand the historical context of traffic engineering in the street and deduce why the user experience approach is relevant for mobility planning.
  2. Develop a basic understanding of UX/usability principles and a common user-centered method.
  3. Apply the principles in the context of the street and public space across different mobility modes.
  4. Compare the application of principles in a people-oriented and car-oriented street environment.
  5. Reflect on the principles in your own context.

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Recommended prerequisites

An interest in user experience and people-centered thinking in mobility. Helpful to have: a case in mind or your own work context to apply user experience principles.

Free & paid options

You are free to access and participate in the course for free. If you want to earn a certificate upon completion, you can purchase a certificate. The certificate will be accessible only once the course is successfully completed. Read more here.

What Urban Professionals Have to Say

An extremely relevant course which provides the right vocabulary and perspective for critically assessing and understanding the design of our mobility infrastructure & public space anywhere in the world. It is only after appreciating this perspective that we can begin to transform or disrupt these spaces for the better of all.
Gautam Merwan
System Designer at Chargebee
This course is a great introduction/refresher in thinking through how we design human-centered spaces. Well done!
Bryan Reed
Executive Director at Houston Bike Share
Well-structure with enough information to be digested.
Milen Angelov
WeRide.Today

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BRENDA MAIA ALVES
Posted 8 months ago
Specific examples

nice examples

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Nina Burke
Posted 8 months ago
Really practical!

Enjoyed the information and the very real-world, practical examples. The videos on-site were nice. Thank you!

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Priscila Petersen
Posted 10 months ago
Insightful

Very insightful course on UX in our cities, it really helps to see public space from a people-centric perspective. To be honest, since taking this course I can't help but analyze everything I see and do on the street.

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