Title: Course Review: UX-Driven Software Design (Pluralsight)
Slug: course-review-ux-driven-software-design-pluralsight
Date: 2020-04-18 23:15:00
Author: Kartones
Lang: en
Tags: Reviews, UX, Courses, Patterns & Practices, Architecture, Development
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Description: Review of the Pluralsight course 'UX-Driven Software Design'.

[UX-Driven Software Design](https://www.pluralsight.com/courses/ux-driven-software-design) consists of 3.5 hours about the methodology that gives name to the course, which basically is a **top-down methodology based on emergent design, applying lean/agile practices**. We will learn about the benefits of starting with mockups, wireframes and prototypes and why heavily iterating is a better approach than just delivering a version after long development cycles.

And when entering in the implementation details, it suggests using event sourcing, CQRS and bounded contexts.

You can consider this course as a kind of continuation of another from the same author, [Domain Models CQRS and Event Sourcing](https://blog.kartones.net/post/course-review-modern-software-architecture-ddd-cqrs-event-sourcing-pluralsight/), although this one is much more focused on examples, advices and high level rules. Still it provides many examples and a simple but clean TODO list code walkthrough (of the most relevant parts).