Description

Introduction

User-centric design lies at the heart of successful applications, ensuring they are intuitive, engaging, and tailored to end-user needs. Oracle’s Redwood Design System, combined with Visual Builder Studio (VBS), provides developers with the tools to create applications that prioritize user experience while meeting enterprise requirements.

This course, Creating User-Centric Redwood Applications in Visual Builder Studio, focuses on designing and developing applications with an emphasis on usability, accessibility, and responsiveness. Participants will explore best practices, user feedback integration, and advanced customization techniques to deliver applications that exceed user expectations.

Prerequisites

• Basic understanding of Oracle Redwood Design System and Visual Builder Studio
• Familiarity with UI/UX principles and web development basics (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
• Knowledge of application development workflows

Table of Contents

1. Introduction to User-Centric Design
   1.1 What Is User-Centric Design?
   1.2 Benefits of User-Centric Applications in Enterprises
   1.3 Leveraging Redwood Design for Enhanced User Experiences
2. Understanding User Needs
   2.1 Conducting User Research and Feedback Analysis
   2.2 Defining User Personas and Application Use Cases
   2.3 Translating User Needs into Functional Requirements
3. Designing Intuitive User Interfaces with Redwood
   3.1 Applying Redwood Design Principles for Clarity and Consistency
   3.2 Creating Responsive and Adaptive Layouts
   3.3 Enhancing Navigation and Workflow Usability
4. Accessibility and Inclusivity in Redwood Applications
   4.1 Ensuring Compliance with Accessibility Standards (WCAG, ADA)
   4.2 Designing for Diverse User Groups and Environments
   4.3 Testing and Validating Accessibility Features
5. Customization for User Preferences
   5.1 Adding Personalization and Dynamic Content
   5.2 Building User-Specific Dashboards and Workflows
   5.3 Implementing Preference Management in Applications
6. Integrating Feedback for Continuous Improvement
   6.1 Collecting and Analyzing User Feedback Post-Deployment
   6.2 Iterative Development Based on User Insights
   6.3 Incorporating A/B Testing for Feature Validation
7. Advanced Styling and Theming
   7.1 Customizing Redwood Themes to Match Branding
   7.2 Advanced CSS Techniques for Unique User Interfaces
   7.3 Managing Theme Updates and Consistency Across Applications
8. Testing User-Centric Applications
   8.1 Usability Testing Techniques and Tools
   8.2 Gathering Metrics on User Interactions and Behavior
   8.3 Debugging and Resolving User Experience Issues
9. Deploying and Maintaining User-Centric Applications
   9.1 Preparing Applications for User Adoption
   9.2 Monitoring User Engagement and Performance Metrics
   9.3 Scaling Applications While Maintaining User Focus
10. Hands-on Lab: Building a User-Centric Redwood Application
    10.1 Designing a User-Focused Interface
    10.2 Implementing Personalization and Feedback Features
    10.3 Testing and Deploying the Final Application
11. Best Practices for User-Centric Redwood Applications
    11.1 Following UX Design Standards and Trends
    11.2 Balancing Functionality and Simplicity
    11.3 Fostering Collaboration Between Developers and Designers
12. Conclusion and Next Steps
    12.1 Recap of Key Concepts in User-Centric Design
    12.2 Exploring Advanced User-Centric Development Techniques
    12.3 Resources for Continuous Learning and Improvement

Conclusion

Developing user-centric applications is essential for meeting modern business demands while providing exceptional user experiences. This course equips participants with the skills to design and implement applications that prioritize usability, accessibility, and responsiveness.

By mastering the principles and techniques taught in this course, developers will be empowered to create applications that not only satisfy user expectations but also drive engagement and productivity. Continue refining your skills with advanced tools and practices to excel in user-centric application development.