
Customer Experience Strategy and Design

Adopt a customer-focused approach to problem-solving by exploring creative tools such as personas, empathy mapping, and CX strategy.
Adopt a customer-focused approach to problem-solving by exploring creative tools such as personas, empathy mapping, and CX strategy.
Think outside the box and creatively learn how to solve the right problem the right way by putting yourself in your customers' shoes.
Visually communicate meaningful solutions by learning design principles such as colour, typography, layout, and more.
Adopt a user-centric approach to problem-solving, use research, prototyping, and visual elements to create experiences that delight.
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