Please guide me like currently i am doing coding and different languages and i really want to try UX design but i'm worried that it's good to do both things or not. whether it's give more job opportunity or should i just need to focus on one (coding or design)
@@neoshung3656 Thanks man. I don't think so I am in a position of giving advice however to my certain knowledge I would suggest you to start reading blog posts about colours, typography words, & implement them in your design. This is not enough but keep on experimenting & take references which I mean "not copying " & take feedback from people as well as from the pros regarding your design. Thats how I am currently learning, It's a joyride.
I got my first job within 6 months , i was doing freelancing for a UX based startup (Competitors of Uber and Door dash ) after working for 3month, they offered me a full-time job and they don't even pressure me to meet deadlines. CEO just ask me to take my time and make the product perfect as possible. Thank you for making this video.. this will help me to achieve my goals faster
Congrats. So can you please guide me like currently i am doing coding and different languages and i really want to try UX design but i'm worried that it's good to do both things or not. whether it's give more job opportunity or should i just need to focus on one (coding or design)
@@mushkansingh5757 hey just stick to coding if you like it coding is better than ux trust me you will lost after doing diff things at same time focus on coding only
I was losing my head from an year, not getting accepted into HCI masters, average job, no mentors. Right place right time? this video is a gold mine. You just spoke my mind. I am sure you solved a lot of confusions others had too. Definitely following you for a long long time!
A lot of people talk about entering into ui/ux. How do you level up, switch jobs for better pay better work? Could you make a video for more slightly experienced folks in the field Thanks
Most of us manage to join a smaller company or a startup but end up being the only designer there so a bit difficult leveling up, especially when these smaller companies think that Primary requirement of a ux designer is knowing HTML, CSS, javascript, video editing, social media management and visual / Graphic design 💀
I'm a btech drop out since a month because I had been too passionate about ux field and am determined to work hard and it was stressing me out to continue engineering while having this profession in my mind for so long with no progress cz of the time my college life took with the subjects that didn't appeal me but I dont have mentorship on that so struggle to feel optimsed. I get to hear how dropping out was a bad decision but I dont wanna step back from it and I dont regret it. I might consider a bachelors in design for sure later when I shift France by 2025 but I just need to know a way to get into remote jobs abroad while I'm developing my skills and whats the correct way for it if I use my whole 2023 wisely for UX projects for portfolio and try to approach a job by the end of this year.
And ofcourse I'm ready for freelance and desk jobs too but what is the correct way to be accepted in such jobs when you have no qualification and just depending on skills
I have been working in UI branding and I love UX I try many course I feel I am catching but as more I try as more I feel lost , so ur video like really helping I was looking for such like that thanks for sharing
Great video! But I have couple of questions about UI/UX Field. I'm a final year college student who have passionate about design. I m just trying to switch my carrier for ui/ux field. The question is will AI take over this job? Is worth to choose ui/ux filed for carrier growth? Can i find better opportunities as a fresher in current situation?
Every single field will be affected by AI, what are your alternatives? AI tools will come for them all within the next year. UX designers have always been the ones to take new tech to the mainstream by making them accessible. New devices now means UX designers have new opportunities and will thrive. Keep in mind AI = automation and intelligence. The whole point of the interfaces & products we design is so that people don’t have to do it manually without tech. More automation gains incoming. Intelligence gains however are going to change the world, not just “fields”, check out the intelligence age vid we did on Humane
I'm seeing a lot of these videos about being a UX/UI designer. My concern is that if people are selling this idea that you can change your career in three months by becoming a UX/UI designer, then there will be an over saturation of novices on the market, and consequently a drop in saleries and opportunities for people in the industry and looking to get in. I would take all these videos with a tablespoon of salt. You probably will not get the same results as the OP.
Sorry dude but still you didnt got to the point what video to learn for being best in figma neither a single book to updgrade my skills . i think roadmap is not just telling about the phases its more about telling which or what to choose over what specially when as a student we are in our early phase If you can help please do tell what to look what to ignore plus knowledge about spline is it important to learn or not ?
im getting really tired of these videos where designers make a video saying teh roadmap or the guide to be a designer in 3 months. Yes you can learn the basic the most basic foundations to being a designer but it doesn't mean you are employable. its like telling everyone that I am going to switch careers and be a doctor in 3 months and i will be operating patients . You need at least a good 1 year of hard work to develop teh skills to be a GOOD ux designer
Hey, I have completed my 12th, now I want to start UX/UI course but I don't know how to start, please can you tell me all about it can I start directly after 12th Or do I need a degree first, if so then which degree should I do...??
i just turned 25 without any skills. though I had some knowledge about java while I was in school but I hate maths and calculations. So, i think that UI/UX designing is where i can be productive without using maths. I want to know from where should i start to get into this field and excel in it.
i am intrested in trying out ui ux as i have some knowledge in programming as well as in front end so as i was been through the videos some people say dont do ui ux ,reasons to not do ui ux, and when people say ai is replacing ui ux , then sometimes ill have some kinda fear that will it be waste of time ,so what's your thought on this
Tell me more, what’s the goal for you - is it transition from front end to design career, or are you still exploring in college, or is it freelance etc
Hi. I watched this video. Maybe its my luck. According to your stages, I am in the 1st stage. I am looking to switch my job in this field. Although I have been continuing another job. I went to the 10kdesigners webpage. Wanted to know whether the course is paid or not. Couldn't find a proper place to ask. Tge contact option is too long. Can you help me in this?
I'm still refining the concept, but at a broad abstract level - the ability to use design to optimize for a particular vibe, owning the space in the intersection of very particular niche interests, literally becoming a 1 of 1 in terms of how few people in the world have that intersectional knowledge / personality and overall vibe. is a creator, has an audience or distribution that appreciates exactly that, has put in the reps to confidently have their proof of work speak for them the vibe priest is, to some extent, a sovereign creator that is able to leverage all of this to launch products, companies, collab with brands etc + prob builds multiple sources of revenue which might or might not include full time employment
If anyone feels unbother plz give me some advice , i want to learn ui/ux design so bad by myself but I can’t find good videos that can teach me like i have researched so much and i have been watching videos like this (no offense) where they are claiming that they are self taught but nobody is telling exactly how, i mean anyone plz provide me some playlist or links from where i can learn ui/ux from beginner level to pro level.
Doesn’t matter, get whatever you can afford. Figma and most tools needed run in the browser. Personal opinion: get / work your way up to a MacBook. Do freelance projects etc and use the $$$ to get one
Technically bole toh I'm moonlighter😂❤I'm designing daily small screens components etc etc. Cuz i like to do designing...idk about how i can get a interships..I'm jst enjoying the process and progress....
Yup absolutely. Bring your “customer centered” outlook and convert it to being “user centered” - from IRL spaces (hotels etc) to digital spaces (apps, websites, platforms etc)
please dont sell the dream tha someone can become a UX designer in 6 months. you are gonna get chomped. theres so much you need to know before you decide becoming a UX designer. research skills(quantitative and qualitative data, data triangulation, spss, nvivo, confidence itervals). design skills (layout compostions, color theory, typography, aesthetics) HCI skills (cognitve models, frameworks, psychology) hard skills (figma, plugins, autolayout, coding, handoof tools) workshops (design thiking, facilitation, sprints) Go to college kids. its a lot easier to have a structured curriculum instead of buying into videos and courses for clicks
Definitely yes - the exact definition, roles and responsibilities will change coz the tech is NEW; but UX designers have always had the job of making new tech mainstream, and now with AI the number of new fields is exploding. Good sign! Would’ve been worse if no new tech, coz that’s stagnation
Yup, absolutely! The sense of space attention to detail & process that architects and interior designers have translates quite well to digital products and information architecture :)
Sir you content is really amazing that will really help the beginner designers like me, but the presentation of your content is really boring and made the content really confusing to me and all this made me to go back from video. instead of using your own handwriting you should have used presentation tools which could made this video more engaging. As a user that what i felt and as a UI UX Designer it was my responsibility to share what i feel about your product/Service. Thank you 😊
Hello guys ..anyone is interested to join with me as team member to work as designing member at beginning level and also they know some designing stuff like figma and photoshop
bro what you tell here is not a roadmap, it is all about people in different stages in designing field, content of this video is good but the title is not appropriate, I have no idea about designing and finding a roadmap, and your video didn't tell me from where and with which resource i can start, wasted my 17 minutes......,
You can start with the Design Crash Course playlist on the channel + move to the other playlists once basics are done :) But keep making real progress with practice, not just watching videos. This video is meant as a career roadmap ie measurable milestones you need to hit so that you don’t stay stuck
One of the worst Advices ive ever heard about UI/UX. This video was time wasting, confusing and it lacked Important information. Never watching any videos from this guy ever again.
There has been a hugewave of UX designers lately and it's been nearly Impossible to even get an Internship. I would advice anyone who is thinking to enter this field to stop as there are extremely less job opportunities 🥲🥲
@My perspective I wish I was kidding but it's Very true one of my group mates (In a UX mentorship program) applied in 90+ openings and still haven't been able to get an internship and there are other examples too
@Navin Panday If I was at your place I would start a Data specialisation course. There is a new phrase running around in the market "Data is the new gold". Or something like QA, devops I don't know much about them but they are high in demand and pay good salary as well
Sorry guys, but yes it can be competitive. It’s especially hard if you’re average, have no differentiation, generic outreach strategy. 100+ rejections means it’s a skill issue. true for all careers not just design, have to play the online game
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Please guide me like currently i am doing coding and different languages and i really want to try UX design but i'm worried that it's good to do both things or not. whether it's give more job opportunity or should i just need to focus on one (coding or design)
I am learning UI UX designing & luckily I got an internship on application design. I am grateful that I am getting paid while learning the art. 💪🏼
Ayyy good job man! Any advice for a newbie here 🤣
@@neoshung3656 Thanks man. I don't think so I am in a position of giving advice however to my certain knowledge I would suggest you to start reading blog posts about colours, typography words, & implement them in your design. This is not enough but keep on experimenting & take references which I mean "not copying " & take feedback from people as well as from the pros regarding your design. Thats how I am currently learning, It's a joyride.
@@dusty_sameer what blogs did you follow? Kindly mention them here!
hello sameer !!! How did you learn UI/UX designing and how can I reach you. I would appreciate any help you can provide
Bro your linkedin id?
I got my first job within 6 months , i was doing freelancing for a UX based startup (Competitors of Uber and Door dash ) after working for 3month, they offered me a full-time job and they don't even pressure me to meet deadlines. CEO just ask me to take my time and make the product perfect as possible.
Thank you for making this video.. this will help me to achieve my goals faster
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Congrats on the job sounds like a catch
Hey bro I also want to switch my career in designing but I am unable to figure out how should I start...So can you please guide me
Congrats. So can you please guide me like currently i am doing coding and different languages and i really want to try UX design but i'm worried that it's good to do both things or not. whether it's give more job opportunity or should i just need to focus on one (coding or design)
@@mushkansingh5757 hey just stick to coding if you like it coding is better than ux trust me you will lost after doing diff things at same time focus on coding only
I was losing my head from an year, not getting accepted into HCI masters, average job, no mentors. Right place right time? this video is a gold mine. You just spoke my mind. I am sure you solved a lot of confusions others had too. Definitely following you for a long long time!
dude, your video is so sharp and into the point. no time wasting, straight to value. thank you.
Exactly the video i was looking for! Cheers ABNUX, chill time and this video, perfect combination!!
A lot of people talk about entering into ui/ux. How do you level up, switch jobs for better pay better work? Could you make a video for more slightly experienced folks in the field
Thanks
will do!
Most of us manage to join a smaller company or a startup but end up being the only designer there so a bit difficult leveling up, especially when these smaller companies think that Primary requirement of a ux designer is knowing HTML, CSS, javascript, video editing, social media management and visual / Graphic design 💀
@@judecruz1565 UX itself has so much more than thiss! Thx for letting us know what companies think
The is the most insightful UX Design career breakdown on the internet.
Thanks for the new video! I’m looking forward to seeing what other content you post! Always good to learn as much as you can!
the whole video seems so relatable, loved it and u've explained it so simple and easily 😘😍🤑
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I'm a btech drop out since a month because I had been too passionate about ux field and am determined to work hard and it was stressing me out to continue engineering while having this profession in my mind for so long with no progress cz of the time my college life took with the subjects that didn't appeal me but I dont have mentorship on that so struggle to feel optimsed. I get to hear how dropping out was a bad decision but I dont wanna step back from it and I dont regret it. I might consider a bachelors in design for sure later when I shift France by 2025 but I just need to know a way to get into remote jobs abroad while I'm developing my skills and whats the correct way for it if I use my whole 2023 wisely for UX projects for portfolio and try to approach a job by the end of this year.
And ofcourse I'm ready for freelance and desk jobs too but what is the correct way to be accepted in such jobs when you have no qualification and just depending on skills
@@drownedsoulinbound2286 I am too a dropout from Btech - computing as I am burntout. I am looking for jobs too. Good luck for the future!!
i am currently learning UI/UX design and web development, i do have a background in graphics design have alot of experience in photoshop/illustrator
I am in last year of engineering and I am finding what I can do after cs degree because I hate coding 😂😂
Same here brother
I have been working in UI branding and I love UX I try many course I feel I am catching but as more I try as more I feel lost , so ur video like really helping I was looking for such like that thanks for sharing
Great video!
But I have couple of questions about UI/UX Field. I'm a final year college student who have passionate about design. I m just trying to switch my carrier for ui/ux field. The question is will AI take over this job? Is worth to choose ui/ux filed for carrier growth? Can i find better opportunities as a fresher in current situation?
Every single field will be affected by AI, what are your alternatives? AI tools will come for them all within the next year. UX designers have always been the ones to take new tech to the mainstream by making them accessible. New devices now means UX designers have new opportunities and will thrive.
Keep in mind AI = automation and intelligence. The whole point of the interfaces & products we design is so that people don’t have to do it manually without tech. More automation gains incoming. Intelligence gains however are going to change the world, not just “fields”, check out the intelligence age vid we did on Humane
This is such a great intro video. Thank you so much for this.
The words "dude" and "bro" feel exclusionary but your primary content is informative, thanks!
Wanna be American
Just discovered your channel through this video and I love the editting style and topics. Super engaging.
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I'm seeing a lot of these videos about being a UX/UI designer. My concern is that if people are selling this idea that you can change your career in three months by becoming a UX/UI designer, then there will be an over saturation of novices on the market, and consequently a drop in saleries and opportunities for people in the industry and looking to get in. I would take all these videos with a tablespoon of salt. You probably will not get the same results as the OP.
I've seen the full live video, it's amazing
You're so inspiring, thanks a lot
Yeahh I feel hella motivated, quality vid bro and your funny too
Bro just told exactly the same thing i was thinking... i wanna be a prompt engineer and video editor as well
I can related this video to my journey of UI/UX Designer career, but at last catchy word pixel kay pakhoray sounds fun 😂
This was extremely needed.. ❤ thx abhinav😊
That look after flexing the line strainer tool😂 5:11
Sorry dude but still you didnt got to the point what video to learn for being best in figma neither a single book to updgrade my skills . i think roadmap is not just telling about the phases its more about telling which or what to choose over what specially when as a student we are in our early phase
If you can help please do tell what to look what to ignore plus knowledge about spline is it important to learn or not ?
Topic focussed and content rich video. Thanks bro.
im getting really tired of these videos where designers make a video saying teh roadmap or the guide to be a designer in 3 months. Yes you can learn the basic the most basic foundations to being a designer but it doesn't mean you are employable.
its like telling everyone that I am going to switch careers and be a doctor in 3 months and i will be operating patients .
You need at least a good 1 year of hard work to develop teh skills to be a GOOD ux designer
Agree! Have mentioned this in the video
This is solid roadmap. Thanks. ❤
I am concerned with the "late switch" part. I have
We needed this ❤❤❤
Thanks for sharing such a valuable type of content ☺️✨
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ur amazing men really thanks a lott🔥
In your suggestion which institute will be best for learningui/ux design
10kdesigners
Hey,
I have completed my 12th, now I want to start UX/UI course but I don't know how to start, please can you tell me all about it can I start directly after 12th Or do I need a degree first, if so then which degree should I do...??
Same bro👋
Guys if you have any opening at your workplace or know anyone's who are looking for a Graphic Designer/UI Designer (Remote) please reply here.
Yes I am looking
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"Kiya hai jai? = Where is this?" Got it! 🤓
i just turned 25 without any skills. though I had some knowledge about java while I was in school but I hate maths and calculations. So, i think that UI/UX designing is where i can be productive without using maths. I want to know from where should i start to get into this field and excel in it.
You’re at the right TH-cam channel
Can u tell from which video should I start
@@rajivkumar-me5cfI am same boat as you are bro, Hate coding.
Same
I am not in gis cohort. So there is major fomo. But his videos here save me.
LFG! 🚀
I think you are making things complicated.
i am intrested in trying out ui ux as i have some knowledge in programming as well as in front end so as i was been through the videos some people say dont do ui ux ,reasons to not do ui ux, and when people say ai is replacing ui ux , then sometimes ill have some kinda fear that will it be waste of time ,so what's your thought on this
Tell me more, what’s the goal for you - is it transition from front end to design career, or are you still exploring in college, or is it freelance etc
Same confusion here too..
Now are you learning UI UX?
What do you decide?
Hey Thanks for sharing knowledge.
Can someone from work as UXUI designer specifically in case if someone is from Non technical background
What tool did you use to build your roadmap?
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Hi. I watched this video. Maybe its my luck. According to your stages, I am in the 1st stage. I am looking to switch my job in this field. Although I have been continuing another job.
I went to the 10kdesigners webpage. Wanted to know whether the course is paid or not. Couldn't find a proper place to ask. Tge contact option is too long.
Can you help me in this?
It is, 10kdesigners.com/ui-ux
@@abnux thank you.
I'm very curious to know about what Vibe priest does..
I'm still refining the concept, but at a broad abstract level - the ability to use design to optimize for a particular vibe, owning the space in the intersection of very particular niche interests, literally becoming a 1 of 1 in terms of how few people in the world have that intersectional knowledge / personality and overall vibe.
is a creator, has an audience or distribution that appreciates exactly that, has put in the reps to confidently have their proof of work speak for them
the vibe priest is, to some extent, a sovereign creator that is able to leverage all of this to launch products, companies, collab with brands etc + prob builds multiple sources of revenue which might or might not include full time employment
@@abnux That's interesting!!
Bro your cohort course is too expensive for a collage student.
THANK YOU
Sir i am doing b desc in ui/ux is it good ???should i take degreee for 4 years ?
Is coding is important for ui/ux designer?
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If anyone feels unbother plz give me some advice , i want to learn ui/ux design so bad by myself but I can’t find good videos that can teach me like i have researched so much and i have been watching videos like this (no offense) where they are claiming that they are self taught but nobody is telling exactly how, i mean anyone plz provide me some playlist or links from where i can learn ui/ux from beginner level to pro level.
Can start with the crash course playlist & live stream recordings on this channel. TH-cam will start suggesting you more as you go through them :)
I have done my uxui course, it is very hard to get an intership, please help me out.. Thanks in advance.
Really pretty one 😉
See you soon in the upcoming cohort
How to join the upcoming program sir ??
I Start learning UI UX now in 2024. Am I late?
If you find it interesting and want to pursue something at the intersection of design, tech & business - not late at all. Welcome :)
this is a good video!
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Hey I'm a commerce student, can i opt for cohort course ?
What font are you using in the headlines?
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Please make a video on laptops for ui ux
Doesn’t matter, get whatever you can afford. Figma and most tools needed run in the browser.
Personal opinion: get / work your way up to a MacBook. Do freelance projects etc and use the $$$ to get one
@@abnux which MacBook because the line-up is very confusing ?
M1
M2
M1 pro
Or wait for M3 chip
M2 pros are very costly
@@sakshamjain8120 All really good, pick any
Technically bole toh I'm moonlighter😂❤I'm designing daily small screens components etc etc. Cuz i like to do designing...idk about how i can get a interships..I'm jst enjoying the process and progress....
Hello i am completely new iam just passed 12th now i am learning figma from youtube .is it enough to grab a intership pls reply me
can I do it after doing my hotel management course as it is a totally different industry??
Yup absolutely. Bring your “customer centered” outlook and convert it to being “user centered” - from IRL spaces (hotels etc) to digital spaces (apps, websites, platforms etc)
Do I need photoshop to be ui/ux designer or it’s not necessary?
Nope, Figma is enough
Waht is future of uiux designer?
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please dont sell the dream tha someone can become a UX designer in 6 months. you are gonna get chomped. theres so much you need to know before you decide becoming a UX designer. research skills(quantitative and qualitative data, data triangulation, spss, nvivo, confidence itervals).
design skills (layout compostions, color theory, typography, aesthetics)
HCI skills (cognitve models, frameworks, psychology)
hard skills (figma, plugins, autolayout, coding, handoof tools)
workshops (design thiking, facilitation, sprints)
Go to college kids. its a lot easier to have a structured curriculum instead of buying into videos and courses for clicks
Thanks for the note. I’m not selling a dream, pls watch the video it’s quite pragmatic :)
Definitely don’t need to go to college to learn those and I know what I’m talking about.
looking for a Senior UX design consultant for approax 3 months urgently.
Drop an email to Abhinav at 10kdesigners . com, will share some links and help post it internally to the community
Great video!!!
Also what do you think about UX now with emergence of AI and the condition of Tech market?
Is it worth pursuing?
Definitely yes - the exact definition, roles and responsibilities will change coz the tech is NEW; but UX designers have always had the job of making new tech mainstream, and now with AI the number of new fields is exploding. Good sign! Would’ve been worse if no new tech, coz that’s stagnation
@@abnux that's great to know!
I didn't think of it like that. I'm currently pursuing it so, I was a bit worried about it.
@@l4v4nya yes I'm too😢
What font used in introduction bro
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I am a interior designer can I switch to UI ux?
Yup, absolutely! The sense of space attention to detail & process that architects and interior designers have translates quite well to digital products and information architecture :)
U dont need any course to learm ui uz
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I am a arts graduate can i do ui ux designer
Have passion in UX UI design, someone to mentor me please 😔❤
Here for roadmap but learned english instead
Rich ass people all around.
Stream highlights?!?!?!?!?! Deja Vu kyu ho rha hai
Hehe yes, stream highlights
Sir you content is really amazing that will really help the beginner designers like me, but the presentation of your content is really boring and made the content really confusing to me and all this made me to go back from video. instead of using your own handwriting you should have used presentation tools which could made this video more engaging.
As a user that what i felt and as a UI UX Designer it was my responsibility to share what i feel about your product/Service.
Thank you 😊
Thanks for the feedback! Noted
Hello guys ..anyone is interested to join with me as team member to work as designing member at beginning level and also they know some designing stuff like figma and photoshop
hello bro I'm interested do it
I´m Interested!
I'm interested Brother 😇 are you available now???
I'm interested
bro what you tell here is not a roadmap, it is all about people in different stages in designing field, content of this video is good but the title is not appropriate, I have no idea about designing and finding a roadmap, and your video didn't tell me from where and with which resource i can start, wasted my 17 minutes......,
You can start with the Design Crash Course playlist on the channel + move to the other playlists once basics are done :)
But keep making real progress with practice, not just watching videos. This video is meant as a career roadmap ie measurable milestones you need to hit so that you don’t stay stuck
bhaiya ye fake hard voice nikalne ki koshish mat kar aadhi chize to samajh me bhi nhi aati
real voice hai bhai
One of the worst Advices ive ever heard about UI/UX. This video was time wasting, confusing and it lacked Important information. Never watching any videos from this guy ever again.
Roadmap kha hai.. bakwas ki bas
It seems ur fee structure.is stopping me to.join :(
bhai tumhre pass ui ux aur koi aur content nh hai kya kch ui ux acha content le kar aao yar
like what?
The clarity you get after listening to this man is just amazing. 🫡
There has been a hugewave of UX designers lately and it's been nearly Impossible to even get an Internship. I would advice anyone who is thinking to enter this field to stop as there are extremely less job opportunities 🥲🥲
Definitely quite competitive at entry level, but gets easier as you get more experience/referrals/work
@My perspective I wish I was kidding but it's Very true one of my group mates (In a UX mentorship program) applied in 90+ openings and still haven't been able to get an internship and there are other examples too
@Navin Panday If I was at your place I would start a Data specialisation course. There is a new phrase running around in the market "Data is the new gold". Or something like QA, devops I don't know much about them but they are high in demand and pay good salary as well
Sorry guys, but yes it can be competitive. It’s especially hard if you’re average, have no differentiation, generic outreach strategy. 100+ rejections means it’s a skill issue. true for all careers not just design, have to play the online game
I think confidence and belief are all that matter, If you had that then you can do whatever you want to do.