You test, iterate, optimise. But users still don't do what you want. More than 10,000 professionals have discovered how to combine Behavioural Design and AI to create products and experiences that genuinely change behaviour, and that people love using and keep coming back to.
Fundamentals from €1,490 · EQAC-accredited · max. 16 participants
Good UX is about more than usability. A clean interface is hygiene, not strategy. With Behavioural Design you understand why users drop off, click through or hesitate, and you design experiences that genuinely change behaviour. Combine that with AI and you don't just work faster, you design with a precision others simply don't have. The difference is never in the technology. It's in the people.
On your own, with your design team, or across the whole organisation: there are several ways to get trained.
What is Behavioural Design for UX and product designers? Behavioural Design is the application of behavioural science to interaction and product design. Rather than designing for idealised users, it teaches you to understand how people actually decide and behave, and design experiences that work with human psychology, not against it. The SUE Influence Framework gives you a structured method for translating behavioural insights into better products.
Learn how to design products and experiences that change behaviour. Live in Amsterdam or online at your own pace.
Train your UX or design team with a shared behavioural framework. At your location or at our Amsterdam studio.
Embed behavioural thinking across your product and design organisation with a bespoke multi-year learning and development programme.
Four shifts that UX designers and product designers mention time and again after the training.
You know which psychological forces determine whether users take action. Your choices for flows, defaults and micro-interactions are grounded, not intuitive. Your work becomes more effective and your decisions are defensible to stakeholders.
You understand which barriers block users and which motivators activate them. You design features and onboarding that trigger the desired behaviour. Adoption goes up without having to build more features.
When you can explain why something works, people listen differently. You back your advice with behavioural science rather than taste. That changes how colleagues, product managers and stakeholders see you.
With behavioural frameworks as your foundation, you prompt AI with purpose. You know which triggers to activate and which friction to remove. The result: better prototypes and flows in fewer iterations.
Need to convince your line manager? Here's what concretely changes:
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Rated 9.7/10 · 10,000+ professionals trained · max. 16 participants per group
More options do not lead to better choices. Discover how the paradox of choice undermines user experience, and which five behavioural interventions help design choices that trigger the desired behaviour.
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Discover how to apply behavioural science in your design work. Practical insights you can use straight away.
The foundations of Behavioural Design: how to understand human behaviour and design for change.
How default options steer behaviour and why they're so effective in interface design.
The science behind presenting choices, and how to use choice architecture in your UX practice.