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# Learning outcomes

After studying this course, you should be able to:

- demonstrate a knowledge and understanding of the principles of user-centred designing
- criticise some everyday products from a user's point of view
- suggest and apply some appropriate methods for researching how users interact with products
- apply comparison and evaluation skills, including constructive criticism of everyday products
- apply observational skills in the context of both personal and others' use of products.
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OpenLearn - People-centred designing
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