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Certified Practitioner for Usability and UX - Foundation Certification (CPUX-F)
Develop your UX knowledge and prove yourself through certification with the UK’s leading CPUX provider!
Course description
Bunnyfoot were the pioneers and are now one of the leading providers of the Certified Professional for Usability and User Experience – Foundation Level (CPUX-F) in the United Kingdom. Created in association with the international UXQB, this professional 3-day UX certification programme covers user experience methods and theories – and is independently assessed/certified by Certible.
What is CPUX?
Certified Professional for Usability and User Experience – Foundation Level (CPUX-F) is an international standard for qualification of individuals who are professionally involved in developing or ensuring the usability or user experience of products.
Is it for you?
Absolutely! The Foundation level certification is appropriate for anyone who works in UX or who wants to become familiar with the basics of usability, for example, Product Managers, Software Developers and Designers of all interactive systems that have a user interface.
If you want to:
• ensure that your knowledge of usability and user experience is completely up-to-date;
• acquire knowledge and skills that follow the established conventions;
• have recognised proof of your knowledge of usability and user experience…
…then CPUX-F is for you!
The certification gives you the qualification needed to advance to the higher certificates in the areas of usability testing (CPUX-UT) and user requirements engineering (CPUX-UR).
What you will learn
The course is based on content from the International Usability and User Experience Qualification Board (UXQB) and delivered in London, Sheffield, Dubai, Dublin and Madrid.
The course provides an introduction to usability and user experience in the areas of:
- Usability principles and guidelines
- Understanding and defining the context of use:
- Procedures for analysis
- Observation
- Interviews
- Personas
- Scenarios
- User groups
- How to gather and specify user requirements
- Describing user interactions:
- Design
- Low and high-fidelity prototypes
- Dialogue principles
- Heuristics
- Guidelines
- Best-practice error messaging
- Usability testing and other evaluation methods
- A step-by-step approach to running a usability test
- Typical errors
- Heuristic evaluation
- Questionnaires
Certification
In order to gain the CPUX-Foundation certification, you must pass the 75-minute test that consists of 40 multiple choice questions. To pass, you must score at least 28 points out of the 40 possible.
You can find a complete example of a certification test on the UXQB website
What are UXQB and CPUX?
The International Usability and User Experience Qualification Board (UXQB) is a consortium of internationally recognised experts in usability and user experience. UXQBs objective is to develop, maintain and manage the certification programme (Certified Professional for Usability and User Experience – Foundation Level (CPUX-F)).
CPUX is an international standard for qualification of people working professionally within UX. So far, unions in six European countries have joined UXQB: Germany, Switzerland, Austria, England, Holland and Denmark.
CPUX-F, Certified Professional for Usability and User Experience – Foundation Level is the basic UX certification. Later, you can also be certified as usability testing (CPUX-UT) and user requirements engineer (CPUX-UR).
Read more about UX certification at www.uxqb.org/en where you can also find curricula and examples of the tasks that you have to solve if you want to be certified. The course includes many additional, unpublished examples of test tasks.
About this course
Duration: 2 days (training) + 1 day (certification)
Time: 09:30-16:30
Venue: Remote training and certification via video conference software
Price: Full course (training & certification) – was £1395 £1,295 (excl. VAT) or
Training course – £1,195 (excl.VAT)
Certification – £695 (excl. VAT)
All course materials provided in digital format for online courses.
Book your place
Remote training and certification – FULLY BOOKED
Tues 28th – Thurs 30th September 2021
Remote training and certification – places available
Tues 26th – Thurs 28th October 2021
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About your trainer
Rebecca has over 20 years of research experience, spanning academic research, market research, human-centred design and usability. She holds a DPhil in Behavioural Ecology from Oxford University which focussed on context dependent decision-making and risk sensitivity. As well as being CPUX-F and CPUX-UT certified she has a Professional Diploma in Marketing (CIM) and Professional Diploma in Digital Marketing (Dip DigM). Rebecca is also a co-creator of the CPUX-F Public Test Questions.
Rebecca has a passion for delivering training, teaching the CPUX-F training course since 2015 alongside leading projects with a wide range of clients including The National Archives (legislation.gov.uk), HSBC, Houses of Parliament, Oxfam, HFEA, Tesco, Lawn Tennis Association, Warwick Business School and Investec, enabling her to bring a wealth of practical experience and advice to the training course.
She has delivered the course internationally, most recently delivering the very first CPUX-F training in New Zealand.
Really enjoyed the course at Bunnyfoot! It gave me a good overview of human centred design, and our teacher helped us understand how this fitted with latest industry practice, and it put me in a good position for the exam!
The CPUX course was hugely insightful and I thoroughly enjoyed taking it. I left with the knowledge and understanding that has allowed me to talk confidently to senior managers about human-centred design and user experience, and the certification really demonstrates my expertise in the field.
Amy Tatton-Brown
Digital e-Commerce Conversion Manager, Lloyds Banking Group
Debbie Maxwell
Digital Marketing Manager, Legal & General
The Venue
Bunnyfoot Ltd (London)
54 St John’s Square,
Farringdon,
London,
EC1V 4JL
We’re based in the heart of Cleckenwell, just a 5 minute walk from Farrgindon mainline railway and underground stations.
