Ethical & Responsible Product Design
Learn to build products that respect users, society, and the planet while driving sustainable business growth
About this course
In a world that’s so heavily interconnected, product design carries unprecedented responsibility. Every feature you ship affects millions of users, shapes behaviors, and impacts society. This course equips you with the frameworks and practical tools to navigate ethical challenges throughout the product lifecycle.
You'll explore how to balance business objectives with user well-being, privacy rights, and environmental sustainability. From AI ethics and data privacy to accessibility and attention economy concerns, you'll learn to identify ethical pitfalls before they become PR disasters or regulatory violations.
Beyond theory, you'll gain actionable strategies for embedding ethics into your team's workflow. Learn how to conduct privacy impact assessments, design for digital well-being, create inclusive products, and measure your environmental footprint. Whether you're building consumer apps, enterprise software, or AI-powered services, this course provides the ethical foundation every modern product manager needs to create products that truly serve humanity.
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Prerequisites
Skills you’ll gain with course:
Syllabus
Ethical Product Design in the 21st Century
Level Test
Key Ethical Domains in Product Design
Level Test
Ethical Product Design in Practice
Level Test
Earn a certificate of completion
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This course teaches product professionals how to build products that balance business success with positive social impact. You'll learn frameworks for addressing privacy, accessibility, sustainability, and well-being concerns throughout the product development process.
Ethical lapses can destroy user trust, trigger regulatory penalties, and damage your company's reputation. This course helps you proactively identify and address ethical issues, making you a more valuable product professional who can protect both users and business interests.
You should have basic product management knowledge and understand the product development lifecycle. Familiarity with user research methods and design thinking principles will help you get the most from the ethical frameworks presented.