This is really something that I have never thought about. I've always been a customer service junkie, and am seeing how UX is what I have trying to improve for nearly all my life....
i spend the last two years searching the nort of my profesional carrer, i have a title in audiovisual comunication and recently finish a bachelor in comunications, but with a sensation of emptyness, now when i see the fideo was have a feeling that i found my nort, and now also have 6 objectives, i really apreciate this video, thanks, like + sub + book ;)
...well maybe because like in the case of a highly "designed" website that is weak in content, this video did not rise to its title. Yes, the artwork was great, but it was merely a commercial for an ebook.
I wouldn't say "merely". We think it's got solid advice as well as being interesting to watch. If people buy the ebook, that allows us to keep making great content.
Thank you for posting this video. It is a very nice and clear roadmap to how to get started in the field. It can be used as a map to plan how to get ready to get in the field. How much time do you think it would take to learn enough to be able to get hired as a junior UX designer?
Good question, Wendy. It depends on your aptitude and what industry experience you might already have. If you were starting from scratch (no familiarity with the web at all), a higher education diploma or degree would be best. If you've already got a background in design or digital projects then a couple of months hard study with practical experience would help you be relatively competitive. There's a summary of opinions from the UX Mastery forums listed here: uxmastery.com/ux-mastery-communitys-guide-ux-training/
I need your advice, I have very basic compt language, i know how to use design tool like adobe, i know how to use basic mockup like invasion, but i don't know how to get started to be REAL UX DESIGNER. If i follow your path like in this video, how long do you think it will take..a years ? does the company out there willing to hire non-IT degree like me to be a ux designer..any thought ?
Great video! Is 30 y.o. person like me have a chance to start the UX designer career? or it's too late for me? I have a 6 year experience in software developing. is this experience can help to me to stay a UX designer? tnx!
To see a 30 year old ask if it's too late for them to start a new career, depresses me. :( What does that say for a 49 year old with 25 years of IT experience? Go for it! You're young!!!
Love your channel, should be required viewing for those looking to get into the field of UX! Making you a featured channel on our page, hope you don't mind :)
The intro music doesn't match the graphics. The music is more futuristic and clear but the drawings are less serious and need a different track to go with them. IMO.
1. Get educated.
2. Get the right tools.
3. Get some experience.
4. Get connected.
5. Get a mentor.
6. Get hired.
You my friend just changed my life.
This is really something that I have never thought about. I've always been a customer service junkie, and am seeing how UX is what I have trying to improve for nearly all my life....
PERFECT VIDEO! I'm 17 and now know what I can practise alongside my IT course for when I'm older. Thankyou soo much :)
Wow! -- the artist in this video is extremely talented.
Simple and entertaining way to explain UX. Really inspirational!
this type of video is what motivate people thanks for the tips I am Graphic Designer now I'm trying to learn UX and UI Good Job!
you Nailed the mentor section :)
i spend the last two years searching the nort of my profesional carrer, i have a title in audiovisual comunication and recently finish a bachelor in comunications, but with a sensation of emptyness, now when i see the fideo was have a feeling that i found my nort, and now also have 6 objectives, i really apreciate this video, thanks, like + sub + book ;)
beautiful job!
Vera level explaination using drawing way to convey the core message about UX👌
Wow, thanks for sharing!
WHAT THE FUCK AWESOME DRAWING !!!
Such a nice and aesthetic video!
I just don't understand why an awesome video like this would still have a dislike left alone 14 dislikes, it beats me!
...well maybe because like in the case of a highly "designed" website that is weak in content, this video did not rise to its title. Yes, the artwork was great, but it was merely a commercial for an ebook.
I wouldn't say "merely". We think it's got solid advice as well as being interesting to watch. If people buy the ebook, that allows us to keep making great content.
Thanks a lot......Need this type of more & more video........
Simply beautiful!
Whoever did that video is AWESOME!!
Haha, thanks Mike! Matt did the script and voiceover, and Robin helped us with the sketching.
Awesome video! thanks! Btw, do have any suggestion where we can have free online courses for UX?
Thank you for posting this video. It is a very nice and clear roadmap to how to get started in the field. It can be used as a map to plan how to get ready to get in the field. How much time do you think it would take to learn enough to be able to get hired as a junior UX designer?
Good question, Wendy. It depends on your aptitude and what industry experience you might already have. If you were starting from scratch (no familiarity with the web at all), a higher education diploma or degree would be best. If you've already got a background in design or digital projects then a couple of months hard study with practical experience would help you be relatively competitive. There's a summary of opinions from the UX Mastery forums listed here: uxmastery.com/ux-mastery-communitys-guide-ux-training/
thanks!
Thank a lot.
How do you get experience when your job you are looking for requires experience?
are the tools necessary? can I just draw on paper>?
I need your advice, I have very basic compt language, i know how to use design tool like adobe, i know how to use basic mockup like invasion, but i don't know how to get started to be REAL UX DESIGNER. If i follow your path like in this video, how long do you think it will take..a years ? does the company out there willing to hire non-IT degree like me to be a ux designer..any thought ?
What's the difference between UX and UI?
Thanks for the Video! I am a graphic designer and would like to move into UI/UX designing. I hope this practices Will help me ..Thanks
New sub!
What is the career called?
Great video! Is 30 y.o. person like me have a chance to start the UX designer career? or it's too late for me? I have a 6 year experience in software developing. is this experience can help to me to stay a UX designer? tnx!
To see a 30 year old ask if it's too late for them to start a new career, depresses me. :( What does that say for a 49 year old with 25 years of IT experience? Go for it! You're young!!!
Pierce Brantley coder*
what's the name of the illustrator?
hehe, Yoda
Elaborate more on the last step
Great :)
Great
IRONY: Yellow/white subtitles on a white background -> Top notch UX
The drawings remind me of RSA videos.
Love your channel, should be required viewing for those looking to get into the field of UX! Making you a featured channel on our page, hope you don't mind :)
seethrough paper lol
you make it sound so not stressful
In my country we receive money from the Government while we get education on a college or university
Azad Kaya That's amazing. What country are you from?
416North Denmark :-)
damn cool country .. i spend $3500 for university.
Sadly in the middle year of college education i realize youtube is better teacher .-.
Lol. Here in Canada education looks good on resume even though so much free info on the internet.
The intro music doesn't match the graphics. The music is more futuristic and clear but the drawings are less serious and need a different track to go with them. IMO.
NOPE