Frame the user problem
A useful design brief states the user, situation, difficulty, and desired outcome. Avoid locking the brief to a specific interface before learning about the problem.
Worked example
As a working learner, I need to compare class schedules before enrolling so I can choose a realistic commitment.
Put it into practice
Write a problem statement and name the assumptions that would most change your proposed solution.
Check your understanding
- Explain the main idea in your own words.
- Compare your result with the worked example and identify any assumptions you made.
- Record one question or edge case to discuss with your instructor.
Connect this to your project
Design and test a responsive learning platform enrollment journey, from course discovery to a clear confirmation state.
Keep the output of this activity in your project folder. You will use it when you review and present your final work.
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