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# Learning outcomes

After studying this course, you should be able to:

- understand what interaction design is, the importance of user-centred design and methods of user information gathering
- understand how the sensory, cognitive and physical capabilities of users inform the design of interactive products
- understand the process of interaction design, including requirements elicitation, prototyping, evaluation and the need for iteration
- analyse and critique the design of interactive products
- select, adapt and apply suitable interaction design approaches and techniques towards the design of an interactive product.
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OpenLearn - An introduction to interaction design
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