Is UX/UI/Product design is designing amazing things on figma? Or just doing user persona? Or doing just Information architecture or just implementing Hicks law? ( 1/n )
Imagine a period where people love eating food at hotels, and most of the people felt lazy/ or fell sick that they want the food get delivered to their home or wish they could send the food to someone they love or couldn't cook as they getting ready early to office or whatever
Nov 14, 2022 • 19 tweets • 3 min read
Things aspiring UX/UI/Product Designers should know and understand. A Thread 🧵
Of late i see a lot of aspiring designers focusing solely on building a portfolio with a case study to land in a job, Nobody will tell you what happens and what you will encounter while working in an actual company.
Jul 21, 2021 • 15 tweets • 3 min read
How to get better in UX Design?
A Thread 🧵
When I started out learning UX there was too much content on the internet and there wasn't a structured process. I also didn't have money to enroll myself in cohort or other online courses. So I started self- studying and eventually.
I wanted to summarize the things ( what and how ) you can learn to get better at UX Design if you are starting out.
