Designing a Technical Solution

Turn your idea into a prototype as you learn the process of designing and prototyping web applications to solve real problems.

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Created by: Bre'Ana Deen

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This course is part of the Microsoft Professional Program in Entry-Level Software Development.In this course you will learn the process of turning ideas into technical solutions. Early learners often need to learn context and the big ideas of a process before diving into the advanced details, and that"s exactly what you'll get in this course. You'll build upon your own idea for an app as you learn the process of conducting market research, user-centered design, and front-end web development. By the end of the course, you will have a user-centered design, wireframes and specification for a web app, along with a front-end user interface built with HTML and CSS.Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:Describe how software is used to solve problemsDefine application requirements based on user researchDesign effective products using Human Centered DesignEmploy Visual Studio Code and web browser tools in the development of web pagesLearn the basics of how the Internet worksExplore various prototyping techniques following industry standard design principlesDevelop basic HTML and CSS webpagesOnce you complete this course, continue onto Building Interactive Prototypes using JavaScript to enhance your prototype as you learn how to use JavaScript to allow interaction on your webpages.

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Bre'Ana Deen

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Bre'Ana Deen is a Content Developer at Microsoft Learning. She has a degree in Computer Science from Georgia Tech and started her career at Microsoft as a software engineer. Her passion for teaching led her to Microsoft Learning where she focuses on computer science courses for new programmers. She also teaches computer science at a local high school outside of work.