A design approach focusing on understanding users' needs and preferences to create effective applications.

The process of creating preliminary versions of an app to visualize and test design concepts before final development.

Evaluating an app's user-friendliness by observing real users as they interact with the prototype.

Learning facilitated through mobile devices, enhancing accessibility and flexibility in educational contexts.

Gathering insights about users through methods like surveys and interviews to inform design decisions.

Fictional characters representing different user types, helping designers understand and cater to user needs.

Basic, simplified versions of an app, often sketched or created using simple tools to outline concepts.

Detailed and interactive models of an app that closely resemble the final product, used for testing.

A cyclical design process where prototypes are continually refined based on user feedback.

Fundamental guidelines that inform the design process, ensuring usability and aesthetic appeal.

Processes in which user feedback is collected and used to improve the design iteratively.

Non-numerical information gathered from user feedback, providing insights into user experiences and preferences.

Numerical information collected through surveys or analytics, used to measure user behavior and preferences.

Individuals or groups involved in the app development process, including users, designers, and educators.

Tools used to create app designs and prototypes, such as Sketch, Figma, or Adobe XD.

The level of interaction and involvement users have with an app, crucial for educational effectiveness.

Designing apps that are usable by people with varying abilities, ensuring inclusivity in education.

Creating apps that function seamlessly across multiple devices and operating systems.

Comparing two versions of an app to determine which one performs better based on user interaction.

The reasoning behind design choices, explaining how they meet user needs and enhance usability.

Collaborative learning environments where users share insights and experiences to enhance knowledge.

Continuous learning and skill enhancement in one's career, especially relevant in educational technology.

A method of self-assessment where individuals evaluate their experiences to improve future performance.

The repetition of a process to refine and improve the design based on user feedback and testing.