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Product Design
Udacity
2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2015–2017 · score 1.9
A Udacity course on product design, built with Google, covering how to validate product ideas, understand user needs, and design and test products. Commenters present it as a free introduction to the topic.
Commenters point to it as a free starting point for UX and product validation, though one notes it runs longer than necessary.
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Regarding the developer, I'm assuming you have an estimated cost for development and maintenance? The best way to expedite the development process is by having mockups and a prototype so you'll have an established set of features that the developer can replicate and there won't be any feature…
Udacity has a free 'product design' course here This is the closest thing to something I would recommend. It's a little longer than it needs to be, imo, but going through it won't hurt.
**The Best Courses to Learn UX/UI for Free** Udacity – Product Design by Google. DesignTalk by InVision. DesignBetter by InVision. Coursera – Introduction to User Experience Design. Future Learn – Digital Skills: User Experience. Hack Design. Principles of UX Design by InVision. Lynda (LinkedIn…