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i don't know, Drinking coffee using a Glass handle-less mug! coz "UX said so" i think it's not OK and specially if you are using computer.. i might need waterproof keyboard coz my hands moves fast when working 😑
@@skilled-person Hey, hahaha! Good point, BUT the glass material is maybe throwing people, it's a simple everyday comparison to showcase some key UX thinking. The Glass ones are actually very well insulated / designed, and you don't feel the heat at all through it. Unlike the traditional porcelain ones.
@@AJSmart hmm, good point, see like i said before: Good UX always strong with you have marketing mindset, in this example if you emphasis the double sided glass feature and how it protect my hand from the heat, this could be value proposition for this item, i consider buying the glass one after knowing this, [Request] how about making a video about UX Strategy: Content Strategy, because most people focus only on Design part but we both know "Content is King" :) thanks for the replay
Great video, always nice to watch the stuff you guys are doing! From my POV I think you are missing a quite important point about UX: expectations of users, so everything BEFORE actual usage. Most of what Dee talks about is actually UI Design, not so much UX. Of course UI is a vital part of UX, with usability and aesthetics again being a vital part of the UI. But knowing and meeting the expectations of the user is what makes a good experience. Using the coffee cup example: if the primary need is „having a well decorated and perfectly looking breakfast table“ than the white cup might eventually result in a better UX than the glass one...
I would have looked at the clear glass cup and thought, "That glass cup is gonna get hot", not knowing it's fancy double glass, and grabbed the white coffee cup.
The most important point is double glass the first layer won’t get hot and you have full hand to handle it. The design is unique and different. Was a clever safe useful design. The white mug is traditional because human brain work everyday in circles we get used to do the same everyday that why you feel safe about the white mug but don’t worry the glass mug will give you the same work as the white one. It’s about opening the clients Appetit to try the new product.
@@lillykeule5416 I just like the handle, it feels cozy. With the clear one, it doesn’t feel nostalgic, it feels like a glass of water. I get where you are coming from, thats why i think design needs to evolve slower. Slowly transition into new ideas without making the user think they are radical.
I can't agree with the glass cup having a better user experience. I always avoid them. You can't feel how much the coffee or tea has cooled down, from the outside. I burn my mouth a lot on these glasses. 🙃
Ceramics are a natural insulator and they will never get that hot to burn the user. The glass cup w/o the handle is a nightmare if it is slippery. You will end up wearing that hot coffee or the cup will fall and break. Id buy the ceramic cup with the handle because it might not be as cute but it is much more usable. I have a coffee press that is the insulated and and the seal only lasts for about a year before it break and the water gets between the glass walls. I was hoping that UX was more like ergonomics/human factors engineering.
One thing I find interesting is the 'desirability' aspect and how that will change from person to person. Some will desire the glass coffee cup because its functional and 'sexy' in a modern way, but some people will find the white mug more desirable, even though it's less 'usable,' because it's a classic design - it makes people feel a certain way. So yes, the glass cup is a better user experience, because it covers all three areas, but no matter how good the user experience is, human behavior will ultimately determine which experience they choose. Sometimes one of those 3 areas will trump the other 2 for a person. I don't know what my point is here, but it was an interesting thought :P
Agree. But adding something else to your comment, I even find those 3 areas subjective as well. What other person said in the comments, you cannot feel how hot is the coffee in that glass, you may burn yourself. I don't even like coffee in glass, for me it goes right away to mugs. So, in my case, that glass it only covers usability. But I guess UX design is about the majority of people
Agree, although even the usability is arguable I don't like that particular mug, but a) drinking coffee is a ritual, it is done from a mug. that is part of the ritual. b) the warmth of the mug in your hands is part of it, and part of waking up c) they're both too damn small However, people are different and have different emotions tied into different processes.
Yes I agree- some people may just be used to having a cup with a handle. It may be what they grew up with. Another point I’d want to bring up is that a lot of people like mugs for the design that’s on the cup. Like when you go on vacation, and bring back a coffee mug with the locations name on it.
FINALLY someone who knows how to articulate what UX design is!!!! I wandered in the confusing forrest of UX/UI\Graphic for months until I finally started to understand. This was the last piece of the cake. Thank you!!!!!! Thank you!! So well explained. Without the ya da ya da design talk language that most designers speak. LOVE this! Thanks a bunch.
Don Norman's 'The Design of Everyday Things' is a good start for anyone trying to understand the basic design flaws in almost anything and everything around us.
I’m a 54 year old woman who realizes I’ve finally found a career that makes sense for me. I am going to make the leap from being a nonprofit administrator to entering into the “tech” world. I’m really excited. Thanks so much for sharing your experience!
Your explanation was a 1000x better than my college professor's lesson. It was super simple, straight to the point and short i appreciate the help thanks a lot.
I'm glad that you didn't just speak about UX as web and app design. I see a lot of confusion on the web about this. A lot of people speaking about user experience but only referring to the website flow and appearance, when UX is way broader and part of every aspect of our life.
Andi Gomez Yes why not? There are many skills that can help you to be better and to be recognized as skilled. For example graphic design and typography can be useful as well; same with design thinking and service design. I would give some space also to product, but only to show the way I design and my process.
@@AJSmart I think (in my opinion) u wld drink that coffee whilst Idk doing ur work and if u use the glass cup ur more likely to spill it or. Not have a good hold on it since it doesn't have a handle. But to be fair I wld pick neither. Rather it wld be better if they just added a handle on the glass cup instead?
I think if the glass cup had a handle, I’d go for it. But if I walk into my friends house, have a sudden want for coffee, and see these cups side by side, I’d go for the mug. This is because I don’t know the clear cup is for coffee, and even if I did, I’d be scared I’d drop it. If the clear mug had a handle, then I’d go for it and think “oh, cool a clear mug!”
@@AJSmart yeah. I have a phobia for the fragile things, especially made out of thin glass (like this one). And also I don`t like when there is no handle on it. Maybe I am far too conservative about it but I really like ceramic things
I am considering switching to a career in UX and this was a phenomenal video! It actually answered a lot of questions I had in regards to the different roles and what that looks like. Thank you! 🙏🏾
The handle IS the problem. If the handle was designed a bigger (hand must fit) and thicker (enough space between handle and cup) I will not burn the tops of my fingers on the mug when picking it up. Plus it will leverage the tipping point. Enjoy your coffee!🙌🏻
This was very therapeutic to watch. Tomorrow my UX school starts and this video took away all the anxiety of “unknown”. Thank you for your effort. I’ve enjoyed this video very much 🤝
Many people have told me to get into UX design. However, I have some reservations that lead me to ask a few questions: 1.) Is this often a remote position? I live away from almost any tech company and don't really want to move due to family, friends, etc. 2.) Is this a people intensive job? Will I be around a lot of people, talking to them, engaging them, etc or can the job be done relatively remotely? Generally speaking, would it be groups of 20 or more I would be around? 3.) How is work often doled out? Do I have a week's worth of work and need to get it done in a week? Basically, do I need to work 9 to 5 Monday through Friday, or can I work on things anytime I want as long as I get it done? Thank you for your time in trying to answer these questions.
Man you nailed it again. I love the fact you turned questioners, interviews, user journeys, ect into Understanding. There was a lot that fell into place for me right there. Thanks
Thank you so much! I encountered UX design thinking 2 weeks ago at a conference and finding myself thirsting for more knowledge. Currently I'm a web designer and dev. But I see a potential future in UX. I'd love to learn how to get started in UX design, where to learn more, and other things like that.
Yes Kidsaw, it's the millennial version of "product design." I've been in this industry for 16+ years... you nailed it and she needs to work on her communication skills.....
Such a vast and complex subject to try and explain. Thank you for this! One thought I had was regarding glass cup having better UX. I personally prefer a more traditional design with handle (even if it's small). This speaks to your point about designing for a target audience, and the responsibility we have to try and remove personal bias.
A good point to bring up while analyzing a product is accessibility. If we start to bring concepts from universal design we will realizing that a cup with a handle is more safe for people with arthritis for example. It's good and important to talk about the beauty or desirability of the products, but we shouldn't forget about accessibility.
Great video to have an insight on the field. 1. Don't you ever work on desinging UI components with more details than wireframes ? 2. Which tools do you use for your daily work ie Wireframe, Concept Prototype, User Research and Presenting results?
Hey thanks a lot Abdurrahman! In short yes we do but only on certain projects. We don't tend to do End-to-End projects too often! As for tools! We have a video about our favourite for UX projects! Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/1FyWSHs9ObU/w-d-xo.html We also use Trello and Notion now too!
Great definition for UX design! I also have 10+ experience and always face with a standard scheme in vacancies which is not practical in reality. Regarding the presentation, for me best UX design works without any explanation. That's why I only create clickable, tappable prototype and give to my colleagues, developers, managers, etc. without explanation or user flow schemes. If anyone asks a question, I go through that part again refining, simplifying it, till there is no question from anyone. At the end the design looks very simple and clear to understand and mainly it does not make users think.
Really helpful video. I’m 17 years old and starting to explore more into UX design, I’ve been rapidly exploring a career path in Automotive design but I’m considering UX within transportation as another option. The car design field is becoming highly competitive and I’m afraid that there aren’t enough jobs to go around. Schooling for transportation design is also very expensive. I’m extremely passionate in this area but wondering if UX is something I would enjoy. First off could you tell me what schools offer some of the best programs in UX design? Also, will the field be consistently growing? Are there a good amounting jobs to go around? What do salaries look like? Is there much coding involved because I have more skill and interest in industrial/product design? Where are some places you could be working at in UX and what kinds of people do you work with? Thanks.
Hello Dee, thanks for sharing! I had a good experience listening to your contents with simple analogies and fun animation. I'm currently not working on UI/UX field I have been feelin interested in UI/UX to the point I can't ignore it. Definitely considering these roles in the future.
Great to hear Muhammad, which area of UX are you most interested in currently? We have a video with LOADS of free courses and tasters that you might be interested in! Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/LupF26_Zs5Y/w-d-xo.html
The way you explained it sounds very cool and easy to understand what UX Design is about. Sounds like the cycle for any Designer. Understanding, Ideating, Testing, and Crafting.
Nice video that explains the basics very clearly. I was wondering during the video how thoroughly you analyzed the experiences of users watching videos. What's your trick between cuts? What do you do that makes you always start hyper-enthusiastic after every cut?
Great explanation! Thank so much. I'm really interested in UX Design, but I do not have a background in the field. Any suggestions for a complete beginner?
Hey Risa, we apologise for the slow reply! Totally get you, we get a lot of questions like that here. We'd recommend dabbling with a few taster courses to see if you like it and which areas you prefer within this industry. WE released a video a while back with a load of FREE courses, some trials and tasters and some more robust, that will help you get a good feel for the roles. Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/LupF26_Zs5Y/w-d-xo.html
If I choose to be a freelancer, what would that role look like? Tbh, UX doesn't seem that alien. What would the process of visual design look like when I'm a solo freelancer. Do I need to know everything? (Lettering, photography, imagery, illustrations, etc) What does the art direction in that case look like? Thank you ! :*
Hey the things you list here would probably resemble more traditional graphic design / visual design yes. UX is focussed principally on the User needs for products or services. Are you looking to become a freelance UX designer? Or Freelance Visual Designer? Both these fields would have very different learning curves.
@@AJSmart I wish to be a freelancer. I thought UI/UX is the ideal fit for me. Ran Segall from the channel Flux talks about his full stack design skills. So I've always been wondering how can a solo person do ALL of it. Or do I need to hire graphic designers EVERY time to make the websites look more beautiful or artistic. Or maybe freelancing isn't the ideal thing for a UXer? Is it? Would love if it falls in your interest to cover these points. :)
Hi, thanks for the video, the ideas were well communicated. I am currently studying on an art & design foundation diploma in Dublin and have realised that I'd like to go into UX, UI design. There are specific UX/UI courses that I've been contemplating applying for, but I would love to know from people in the industry if it would be wiser to study something broader/something else in design and get into UX through internships or work experience. Thanks
UoPeople HCI course led me here. Great content but I'm wandering how it answers the questions on the assignment: •What are some of the challenges a UI/UX designer is faced with? •How can these challenges be overcome?
There isn’t a major specially for UX but there are majors that will teach you the principles of UX like graphic design, interaction design, psychology, IT, anthropology, etc.
Fun video, thanks. I've assigned this as essential viewing for all my students studying entrepreneurship at UCSB ... UX is an underrated & essential part of successful stat-ups !
Who are *front-end web developers* do they come under computer science or designing or is it something else? I want to be a *front-end web developer* should i choose ui/ux or something else
This video was very informative! I'm considering a UX "bootcamp" or 3-6 month immersive certification course with the goal to transition out of the food service industry and into a formal creative agency. Would you say that finding employment as a UX designer is more so base on one's qualifications on paper or experience/technical ability? Also would I need to have any other certified skillsets to position myself as a viable candidate for hire? I do not have a bachelors degree.
Not sure about the glass is good for coffee xD everytime that in Latin America and Spain someone dares to put the coffee on those my hands are always burned, they are horrible to use. Some mugs are alright, with plenty of space to grab and they isolate enough ...totally know I am missing the point here but grab a glass for coffee it is a horrible experience xD
@@mirnarodriguez4599 i agree with you other than that she said which one is desirable for coffee .. i think the mug is more in use for coffee than the transparent glass the first thing come into my mind that it's useful for water or wine
These types of glasses are a Danish design, they have a smaller glass within the actual glass (which is hard to see) which means there is no contact with the liquid.
the out takes are good stuff, love it! I'm doing some background for a podcast on AI's impact on the public's relationship with screens, social media, and technology. I've been around human factors and UX/UI for a while, but this was really succinct and engaging, really good.
3:26 There is a creepy man behing you. RUN🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️ I hope I didn't just call your man a creep 🙃 Seriously though. I thought UXd was some sort of coding. Thank you for the summary
WOW! It's a little embarrassing to admit my ignorance but I've always thought UX stood for some sort of developer software like Python, but it turns out it's actually something I'm very interested & excited about.
Thank you very much for this video! It helped me learn that a UX designer uses more audience research and product design skills than I initially suspected and that it's more than graphic design for websites. I graduated from Communication (a very, very broad and general field...) with a vague emphasis on Multimedia and now see myself in need of further specialization. My thoughts are clearer now!
Honestly, UX design as a field is completely unnecessary and useless. They dont really "create" or "design" anything. A good designer is able to determine if something is useful, accessible, etc. Yes some ux people make wireframes, but if you ever look at them, you might as well just hand over a list of things that need to be designed. Typically UX people are wanna be designers but just arent that good at design, so they created this new field to feel like they matter.
Dear thank you so much for your video I graduated Communications Design and I’m so lost which way to take I don’t like to seat all day and Design just logos or boring corporate. I wanna do some design to keep me moving and UX Design looks very interesting and keeps going. I will search more about UX Design but your video was the beginning of my journey. All the best to you and stay health !
I knew tons of people would talk more about the cup example rather than the really important thing here. I hope you people focus more on the key elements next time. Thanks Dee, this video really opened my mind even when I prefer the regular cup.
Great content Lady👏 Can you please create more content based on what it takes to build and grow your own UX Design Agency and what it takes to get one started.Also emphasize on how pricing for service delivery is structured,what determines pricing of a product and how remuneration is arranged for your employees. Reason why I ask this I because some or most of your viewers are not necessarily from Europe or the USA.Some are actually from Africa,believe it or not digital transformation in Africa is set to double a couple of years from now.And UX is relatively still a very new topic in Africa and it's set to grow as years go by.Do you get the point I'm trying to get across? Thanks💯
Hey great point Prestige! Thanks for the feedback! We actually have a lot of content coming up, featuring Chris Do no less, about some of these topics!
I really believe the ceramic coffee mug with the handle is an example of good UX design, and all the coffee drinkers that are happy with their coffee mugs agree with me, but apart from that, I really enjoyed the video and many thanks for posting.
Here’s mine ; what ? Back then ( before AI era) UX is basically a part of product design that specifically focusing on the product user experience when use a product. But UX design today is more like a “term” to specify a web design ( apps) skill in the next level. Why ? There a more and more human activities transform into digital and that need to be done properly or like you said better and better. And those activities need to be done through our gadget (digital device & platform) How they work; UX design need to break down every single piece of those activities (physical transform into digital mindset ) and find the spot of improvement to be better (faster, engage, connect with the user) Thanks AJ& Smart 👍👍👍
I love that people are arguing about the user experience of the glass insulated cup, but now 9 months later those cups are trending on amazon and they now come with handles.
I think that many people jump into UX design without really asking the most important question which is, “Is UX design for me and do I enjoy doing it?” I am taking a free course from Coursera or similar to help me answer that question. I suggest those who don’t know UX like myself do the same before putting money down.
What tools do I need to know to become ux designer? What classes/courses should I take to become ux designer from beginning? What is the roadmap, where to start?
I had no idea what it meant when someone said UX design, however it turns out, baes on this video, that is what I was doing when I implemented two performance management software systems (SAAS) in my corporate job. I loved it. I may have to look further into this career. Thanks for the 411.
Such a nice video - so rich in explanations - great teaching. Thanks ☺ PS: @ 3:24 - a furstated man tries to disturb your video !!! He did not succeed ! You are really pro !
I may be coming a little late to this video, but I want to pursue this as a career, but my only question is: should you be a Graphic Designer first? Like before you get into the role?
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i don't know, Drinking coffee using a Glass handle-less mug! coz "UX said so" i think it's not OK and specially if you are using computer.. i might need waterproof keyboard coz my hands moves fast when working 😑
@@skilled-person Hey, hahaha! Good point, BUT the glass material is maybe throwing people, it's a simple everyday comparison to showcase some key UX thinking. The Glass ones are actually very well insulated / designed, and you don't feel the heat at all through it. Unlike the traditional porcelain ones.
@@AJSmart hmm, good point, see like i said before: Good UX always strong with you have marketing mindset, in this example if you emphasis the double sided glass feature and how it protect my hand from the heat, this could be value proposition for this item, i consider buying the glass one after knowing this,
[Request] how about making a video about UX Strategy: Content Strategy, because most people focus only on Design part but we both know "Content is King" :) thanks for the replay
Great video, always nice to watch the stuff you guys are doing! From my POV I think you are missing a quite important point about UX: expectations of users, so everything BEFORE actual usage. Most of what Dee talks about is actually UI Design, not so much UX. Of course UI is a vital part of UX, with usability and aesthetics again being a vital part of the UI. But knowing and meeting the expectations of the user is what makes a good experience. Using the coffee cup example: if the primary need is „having a well decorated and perfectly looking breakfast table“ than the white cup might eventually result in a better UX than the glass one...
Why is there so many names for a UX designer?
I would have looked at the clear glass cup and thought, "That glass cup is gonna get hot", not knowing it's fancy double glass, and grabbed the white coffee cup.
Same
Same lol I like my traditional mugs
Yup, agreed
The most important point is double glass the first layer won’t get hot and you have full hand to handle it. The design is unique and different. Was a clever safe useful design. The white mug is traditional because human brain work everyday in circles we get used to do the same everyday that why you feel safe about the white mug but don’t worry the glass mug will give you the same work as the white one. It’s about opening the clients Appetit to try the new product.
@@lillykeule5416 I just like the handle, it feels cozy. With the clear one, it doesn’t feel nostalgic, it feels like a glass of water. I get where you are coming from, thats why i think design needs to evolve slower. Slowly transition into new ideas without making the user think they are radical.
I can't agree with the glass cup having a better user experience. I always avoid them. You can't feel how much the coffee or tea has cooled down, from the outside. I burn my mouth a lot on these glasses. 🙃
TOTALLY agree. The handle needs to be redesigned.
Totally agreed. When coffee hot ux must be the cup with handale
I agree with you, too. This is not a good example to explain good and bad UX.
Ya that's right , same failure with thermapole materials cups .
Ceramics are a natural insulator and they will never get that hot to burn the user. The glass cup w/o the handle is a nightmare if it is slippery. You will end up wearing that hot coffee or the cup will fall and break. Id buy the ceramic cup with the handle because it might not be as cute but it is much more usable. I have a coffee press that is the insulated and and the seal only lasts for about a year before it break and the water gets between the glass walls. I was hoping that UX was more like ergonomics/human factors engineering.
One thing I find interesting is the 'desirability' aspect and how that will change from person to person. Some will desire the glass coffee cup because its functional and 'sexy' in a modern way, but some people will find the white mug more desirable, even though it's less 'usable,' because it's a classic design - it makes people feel a certain way. So yes, the glass cup is a better user experience, because it covers all three areas, but no matter how good the user experience is, human behavior will ultimately determine which experience they choose. Sometimes one of those 3 areas will trump the other 2 for a person. I don't know what my point is here, but it was an interesting thought :P
Makes sense to me.
The Cum Chalice is a Glass Cup too.
Agree. But adding something else to your comment, I even find those 3 areas subjective as well. What other person said in the comments, you cannot feel how hot is the coffee in that glass, you may burn yourself. I don't even like coffee in glass, for me it goes right away to mugs. So, in my case, that glass it only covers usability. But I guess UX design is about the majority of people
Agree, although even the usability is arguable
I don't like that particular mug, but
a) drinking coffee is a ritual, it is done from a mug. that is part of the ritual.
b) the warmth of the mug in your hands is part of it, and part of waking up
c) they're both too damn small
However, people are different and have different emotions tied into different processes.
Yes I agree- some people may just be used to having a cup with a handle. It may be what they grew up with. Another point I’d want to bring up is that a lot of people like mugs for the design that’s on the cup. Like when you go on vacation, and bring back a coffee mug with the locations name on it.
FINALLY someone who knows how to articulate what UX design is!!!! I wandered in the confusing forrest of UX/UI\Graphic for months until I finally started to understand. This was the last piece of the cake. Thank you!!!!!! Thank you!! So well explained. Without the ya da ya da design talk language that most designers speak. LOVE this! Thanks a bunch.
This is actually a really great summary of what UX design really is. I love that you mention that it is not a linear process at all.
Amazing Andi, glad you agree, thanks so much for the feedback too!
Maybe I misunderstood but isn’t this INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER job?
Don Norman's 'The Design of Everyday Things' is a good start for anyone trying to understand the basic design flaws in almost anything and everything around us.
Yes Tanay! It's a great book and we happen to know it's one of Dee's faves too!
I’m a 54 year old woman who realizes I’ve finally found a career that makes sense for me. I am going to make the leap from being a nonprofit administrator to entering into the “tech” world. I’m really excited. Thanks so much for sharing your experience!
@@loriward8741 how did it go for u mam? R u enjoying it?
I'm a graphic designer for 15+ years. I learned a lot from this video. Thank you!
i am also deciding to do graphic designing... so plz can u tell me is it ok to opt this career ??/
@@Shainapathania I’m going to full sail for graphic design!
Your explanation was a 1000x better than my college professor's lesson. It was super simple, straight to the point and short i appreciate the help thanks a lot.
haha. Thanks for letting us know. Time to send that video to your professor 😝
I'm glad that you didn't just speak about UX as web and app design. I see a lot of confusion on the web about this. A lot of people speaking about user experience but only referring to the website flow and appearance, when UX is way broader and part of every aspect of our life.
bearing this in mind, when building a UX portfolio do you think it's a good idea to include projects that aren't just web or mobile design?
Andi Gomez Yes why not? There are many skills that can help you to be better and to be recognized as skilled. For example graphic design and typography can be useful as well; same with design thinking and service design. I would give some space also to product, but only to show the way I design and my process.
i just wanted to say that i like the classic white coffee mug from this two)
More than the fancy glass one?!
@@AJSmart I think (in my opinion) u wld drink that coffee whilst Idk doing ur work and if u use the glass cup ur more likely to spill it or. Not have a good hold on it since it doesn't have a handle. But to be fair I wld pick neither. Rather it wld be better if they just added a handle on the glass cup instead?
I think if the glass cup had a handle, I’d go for it. But if I walk into my friends house, have a sudden want for coffee, and see these cups side by side, I’d go for the mug. This is because I don’t know the clear cup is for coffee, and even if I did, I’d be scared I’d drop it. If the clear mug had a handle, then I’d go for it and think “oh, cool a clear mug!”
@@AJSmart yeah. I have a phobia for the fragile things, especially made out of thin glass (like this one).
And also I don`t like when there is no handle on it. Maybe I am far too conservative about it but I really like ceramic things
@@tiffy_loves that's a really clear explanation u have a talent for this 👌👀
My mom still thinks I'm going to be a doctor.
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What are you doing now since its been 2 years
@@RoohanHaniI kinda want to know too. Can we get more likes on this? lol
Bro dont let us down 🩺🥼
His moms very disappointed
i'm industrial engineer then somebody in Instagram told me about UX that says is the best job for the future , this overview makes me bright . tnx
I am considering switching to a career in UX and this was a phenomenal video! It actually answered a lot of questions I had in regards to the different roles and what that looks like. Thank you! 🙏🏾
Glad it was helpful!
I need an academy in Nigeria for UX please
Hello, are you doing great with the UX career so far? any updates?
I am starting out in UX design and I am so glad to have ran into this video online. It made me fall more in love with UX design.
*Breaks coffee handle off. Tapes it on the glass cup*
There. I am the greatest UX designer.
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...Why is everyone leaving the room?
hahahahaha
😂
Obviously you should have used super glue instead of tape
😂😂😂😂😂 real genius
The handle IS the problem. If the handle was designed a bigger (hand must fit) and thicker (enough space between handle and cup) I will not burn the tops of my fingers on the mug when picking it up. Plus it will leverage the tipping point. Enjoy your coffee!🙌🏻
i like how totoro is usually present in ur vids
That guy is in like 90 of our recent videos! He's a lurker!
This was very therapeutic to watch. Tomorrow my UX school starts and this video took away all the anxiety of “unknown”. Thank you for your effort. I’ve enjoyed this video very much 🤝
Love this - thanks for your feedback and glad the video helped reduce anxiety! Good luck with the school :)
Finally! Someone that can explain the difference between UI and UX! Well done.
Many people have told me to get into UX design. However, I have some reservations that lead me to ask a few questions:
1.) Is this often a remote position? I live away from almost any tech company and don't really want to move due to family, friends, etc.
2.) Is this a people intensive job? Will I be around a lot of people, talking to them, engaging them, etc or can the job be done relatively remotely? Generally speaking, would it be groups of 20 or more I would be around?
3.) How is work often doled out? Do I have a week's worth of work and need to get it done in a week? Basically, do I need to work 9 to 5 Monday through Friday, or can I work on things anytime I want as long as I get it done?
Thank you for your time in trying to answer these questions.
Man you nailed it again. I love the fact you turned questioners, interviews, user journeys, ect into Understanding. There was a lot that fell into place for me right there. Thanks
Amazing thanks Claus!
Am a beginner, what job opportunities is in this ux
Thank you so much! I encountered UX design thinking 2 weeks ago at a conference and finding myself thirsting for more knowledge. Currently I'm a web designer and dev. But I see a potential future in UX. I'd love to learn how to get started in UX design, where to learn more, and other things like that.
Hey Paul, then this video might well help you! th-cam.com/video/LupF26_Zs5Y/w-d-xo.html
I thought ux design was some complicated web design thing lol. So its basicly just product design
Mmmmm It's also going everywhere outside of Product Design too!
Same here lol..
same as me and i was even afraid of trying it
Yes Kidsaw, it's the millennial version of "product design." I've been in this industry for 16+ years... you nailed it and she needs to work on her communication skills.....
@@joshuahunt1210 Millennial version? Listen to Vocabulary Inflation in UX (Jakob Nielsen mini-keynote)
Such a vast and complex subject to try and explain. Thank you for this! One thought I had was regarding glass cup having better UX. I personally prefer a more traditional design with handle (even if it's small). This speaks to your point about designing for a target audience, and the responsibility we have to try and remove personal bias.
Glad it was helpful!
A good point to bring up while
analyzing a product is accessibility. If we start to bring concepts from universal design we will realizing that a cup with a handle is more safe for people with arthritis for example. It's good and important to talk about the beauty or desirability of the products, but we shouldn't forget about accessibility.
Thanks for the feedback Rafael, that's a very fair point, we'll try to include more of that going forward!
Great video to have an insight on the field.
1. Don't you ever work on desinging UI components with more details than wireframes ?
2. Which tools do you use for your daily work ie Wireframe, Concept Prototype, User Research and Presenting results?
Hey thanks a lot Abdurrahman!
In short yes we do but only on certain projects. We don't tend to do End-to-End projects too often!
As for tools! We have a video about our favourite for UX projects! Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/1FyWSHs9ObU/w-d-xo.html We also use Trello and Notion now too!
Thank you, this video was highly insightful.
Never had seen such a simple video explaining what UX design actually is!
I love this reminder that the experience already exists. Very valuable way of thinking about UX Design.
You’re really great at explaining this! I felt really engaged the entire video 🙂 thanks a lot 🙏
Hi beautiful❤
Great definition for UX design! I also have 10+ experience and always face with a standard scheme in vacancies which is not practical in reality. Regarding the presentation, for me best UX design works without any explanation. That's why I only create clickable, tappable prototype and give to my colleagues, developers, managers, etc. without explanation or user flow schemes. If anyone asks a question, I go through that part again refining, simplifying it, till there is no question from anyone. At the end the design looks very simple and clear to understand and mainly it does not make users think.
Hi! I was thinking of going into the field. If you don't mind me asking, what Is your salary? Sorry if this is weird lol
Really helpful video.
I’m 17 years old and starting to explore more into UX design, I’ve been rapidly exploring a career path in Automotive design but I’m considering UX within transportation as another option. The car design field is becoming highly competitive and I’m afraid that there aren’t enough jobs to go around. Schooling for transportation design is also very expensive. I’m extremely passionate in this area but wondering if UX is something I would enjoy.
First off could you tell me what schools offer some of the best programs in UX design?
Also, will the field be consistently growing? Are there a good amounting jobs to go around? What do salaries look like?
Is there much coding involved because I have more skill and interest in industrial/product design?
Where are some places you could be working at in UX and what kinds of people do you work with?
Thanks.
I've been a production and manufacture designer for 30 years this year, and this is fascinating. I would love to do this!
Hello Dee, thanks for sharing! I had a good experience listening to your contents with simple analogies and fun animation. I'm currently not working on UI/UX field I have been feelin interested in UI/UX to the point I can't ignore it. Definitely considering these roles in the future.
Great to hear Muhammad, which area of UX are you most interested in currently? We have a video with LOADS of free courses and tasters that you might be interested in! Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/LupF26_Zs5Y/w-d-xo.html
The way you explained it sounds very cool and easy to understand what UX Design is about. Sounds like the cycle for any Designer. Understanding, Ideating, Testing, and Crafting.
you were the best part of my new career search today! Thank you! I want to ask, is there an age limit on when to begin? what do you think?
No limits. Just start to solve any problem
Nice video that explains the basics very clearly. I was wondering during the video how thoroughly you analyzed the experiences of users watching videos. What's your trick between cuts? What do you do that makes you always start hyper-enthusiastic after every cut?
Great explanation! Thank so much. I'm really interested in UX Design, but I do not have a background in the field. Any suggestions for a complete beginner?
Hey Risa, we apologise for the slow reply! Totally get you, we get a lot of questions like that here. We'd recommend dabbling with a few taster courses to see if you like it and which areas you prefer within this industry. WE released a video a while back with a load of FREE courses, some trials and tasters and some more robust, that will help you get a good feel for the roles. Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/LupF26_Zs5Y/w-d-xo.html
Your communication, body language, explaining method are stupendous.
Wow, thank you!
Your cereal reference made me get my cert in Figma, now im looking to learn MORE!
looking at your smiley face makes me understand that you are the best example of extraordinary UX design ever made
Really Nicely explained any layman can understand the what is UX Design.
Thankyou Dee. Would like to hear from you guys more.
Thanks a lot Rohit! Dee knocked it outta the park with this one!
Who drinks coffee in a glass? Most people prefer black triangle shaped mug. For some reason black mug seems most desirable.
2:20
*Illuminati has entered the chat*
Yeah I saw that too
yeah wtf :D
Yeah I am so confused…
Illuminati 😶😶😶😶😶😶😶
Now that can't be unseen
I’m just in high school but I have taken an interest in UX design for a possible career and this video has taught me more about it, thanks!
If I choose to be a freelancer, what would that role look like?
Tbh, UX doesn't seem that alien.
What would the process of visual design look like when I'm a solo freelancer.
Do I need to know everything? (Lettering, photography, imagery, illustrations, etc)
What does the art direction in that case look like?
Thank you ! :*
UX Consultant
Hey the things you list here would probably resemble more traditional graphic design / visual design yes. UX is focussed principally on the User needs for products or services. Are you looking to become a freelance UX designer? Or Freelance Visual Designer? Both these fields would have very different learning curves.
@@DarrenbyDesign Indeed!
@@AJSmart I wish to be a freelancer. I thought UI/UX is the ideal fit for me. Ran Segall from the channel Flux talks about his full stack design skills. So I've always been wondering how can a solo person do ALL of it. Or do I need to hire graphic designers EVERY time to make the websites look more beautiful or artistic.
Or maybe freelancing isn't the ideal thing for a UXer? Is it?
Would love if it falls in your interest to cover these points. :)
Been through a good few videos and articles to get a good understanding of what UX is and how it works and this one is THE BEST by far! Thank you!
Hi, thanks for the video, the ideas were well communicated. I am currently studying on an art & design foundation diploma in Dublin and have realised that I'd like to go into UX, UI design. There are specific UX/UI courses that I've been contemplating applying for, but I would love to know from people in the industry if it would be wiser to study something broader/something else in design and get into UX through internships or work experience. Thanks
UoPeople HCI course led me here. Great content but I'm wandering how it answers the questions on the assignment: •What are some of the challenges a UI/UX designer is faced with? •How can these challenges be overcome?
is there a major for UX in the university? does UX need drawing/design skills? thank you~
There isn’t a major specially for UX but there are majors that will teach you the principles of UX like graphic design, interaction design, psychology, IT, anthropology, etc.
There is a Google cert program/course for it that starts you at the basics as well!
Congrats. In a mere 4 minutes and 40 seconds you gave a perfect explanation why UX is not a thing...
3:23 that man is like "Is she actually teaching people how to drink coffee from a cup?"
Fun video, thanks. I've assigned this as essential viewing for all my students studying entrepreneurship at UCSB ... UX is an underrated & essential part of successful stat-ups !
did anybody else see the all seeing eye symbol fade in subliminally at 2:19/2:20...what's that about?
Fuck yea, I saw it too 😂
Perfectly placed in the Reuleaux triangle/'Great User Experience' ... suspicious.
Hahahah hidden meme level 10!
@@roozdes Niiiiiiice!
@@shalanski Hahhah!
Thanks a lot for this. I started my career as a product designer in 2020 and its been quite a learning curve
Any updates?
Who are *front-end web developers* do they come under computer science or designing or is it something else?
I want to be a *front-end web developer* should i choose ui/ux or something else
Me as well... I’ve been wondering, if you found out please let me know
I would also love to know this
Thank you so much. This videos is the best for me explaining UX design and I like her sound ☺️
Very clearly
Glad it was helpful!
If you drink coffee out a see through glass, you're a monster.
this is the best video on youtube, as far as im concerned. she nails is so well on answering and explaining what ux is!
This video was very informative! I'm considering a UX "bootcamp" or 3-6 month immersive certification course with the goal to transition out of the food service industry and into a formal creative agency. Would you say that finding employment as a UX designer is more so base on one's qualifications on paper or experience/technical ability? Also would I need to have any other certified skillsets to position myself as a viable candidate for hire? I do not have a bachelors degree.
Hi did you end up doing the boot camp and how was the experience and did you get a job quickly afterwards?
hey! Did u end up doing the boot camp? If so how did the outcome go?
How do you come to this job? What skills and interests should you have? Thanks, love this video💖
Not sure about the glass is good for coffee xD everytime that in Latin America and Spain someone dares to put the coffee on those my hands are always burned, they are horrible to use. Some mugs are alright, with plenty of space to grab and they isolate enough ...totally know I am missing the point here but grab a glass for coffee it is a horrible experience xD
Hey, we hear you, but these ones have a nice insulated air pocket between the two sides. You don't actually feel the heat at all!
This glass has 2 layers :)
@@okishan I don't trust any glass for coffee anymore xD
@@mirnarodriguez4599 i agree with you other than that she said which one is desirable for coffee .. i think the mug is more in use for coffee than the transparent glass the first thing come into my mind that it's useful for water or wine
These types of glasses are a Danish design, they have a smaller glass within the actual glass (which is hard to see) which means there is no contact with the liquid.
I really appreciate the channel content @AJ&Smart. The language is super easy to understand. good job guys :)
Hahah I love the zoom ins😂😂
Right?!?!? Hilarious! :D
Came here to figure out what my neighbor friend does! This is so cool. You did a great job explaining.
So uhh.. what is it again that a UX designer does ? 🤔 😂
Underrated
😂
I swear to god I didn't get it
the out takes are good stuff, love it! I'm doing some background for a podcast on AI's impact on the public's relationship with screens, social media, and technology. I've been around human factors and UX/UI for a while, but this was really succinct and engaging, really good.
Hahaha the guy in the background “oh shit”
Happens ALL the time!
老姐，你用了最直观的、最生动的帮我们分析了UX了
3:26 There is a creepy man behing you. RUN🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️
I hope I didn't just call your man a creep 🙃
Seriously though. I thought UXd was some sort of coding. Thank you for the summary
realy ?
What the hell. Why you calling him creepy? He is just praying by. Idiot.
WOW! It's a little embarrassing to admit my ignorance but I've always thought UX stood for some sort of developer software like Python, but it turns out it's actually something I'm very interested & excited about.
It feels scary when a guy moving in the background.
Thank you very much for this video! It helped me learn that a UX designer uses more audience research and product design skills than I initially suspected and that it's more than graphic design for websites. I graduated from Communication (a very, very broad and general field...) with a vague emphasis on Multimedia and now see myself in need of further specialization. My thoughts are clearer now!
"Which one is sexia"😍😍😍
Omg finally some beginner friendly UX design content I can relate to... finally someone from Australia not Cali
Honestly, UX design as a field is completely unnecessary and useless. They dont really "create" or "design" anything. A good designer is able to determine if something is useful, accessible, etc. Yes some ux people make wireframes, but if you ever look at them, you might as well just hand over a list of things that need to be designed. Typically UX people are wanna be designers but just arent that good at design, so they created this new field to feel like they matter.
Dear thank you so much for your video I graduated Communications Design and I’m so lost which way to take I don’t like to seat all day and Design just logos or boring corporate. I wanna do some design to keep me moving and UX Design looks very interesting and keeps going. I will search more about UX Design but your video was the beginning of my journey. All the best to you and stay health !
I knew tons of people would talk more about the cup example rather than the really important thing here. I hope you people focus more on the key elements next time. Thanks Dee, this video really opened my mind even when I prefer the regular cup.
Thank you for the video! Like the vibe, information and humor!
I extremely like the video, man. Very helpful and informative. Thank you very much. It is presented so well too. Great, positive work.
Great content Lady👏
Can you please create more content based on what it takes to build and grow your own UX Design Agency and what it takes to get one started.Also emphasize on how pricing for service delivery is structured,what determines pricing of a product and how remuneration is arranged for your employees.
Reason why I ask this I because some or most of your viewers are not necessarily from Europe or the USA.Some are actually from Africa,believe it or not digital transformation in Africa is set to double a couple of years from now.And UX is relatively still a very new topic in Africa and it's set to grow as years go by.Do you get the point I'm trying to get across?
Thanks💯
Hey great point Prestige! Thanks for the feedback! We actually have a lot of content coming up, featuring Chris Do no less, about some of these topics!
Thank you so much, I’m just starting the course and this is tea helpful❤
Thanks So much you help clear my mind on a lot of things
Choosing the clear glass cup that's her personal perspective. That's why usability testing and research are important.
This has to be the best explanation I have ever seen
I really believe the ceramic coffee mug with the handle is an example of good UX design, and all the coffee drinkers that are happy with their coffee mugs agree with me, but apart from that, I really enjoyed the video and many thanks for posting.
At 03:50, I think desirability would be a function of culture too. For me, a white cup with a handle is far sexier than a boring, plain glass cup.
Brilliant. Loved it!
Here’s mine ;
what ? Back then ( before AI era) UX is basically a part of product design that specifically focusing on the product user experience when use a product. But UX design today is more like a “term” to specify a web design ( apps) skill in the next level.
Why ? There a more and more human activities transform into digital and that need to be done properly or like you said better and better. And those activities need to be done through our gadget (digital device & platform)
How they work; UX design need to break down every single piece of those activities (physical transform into digital mindset ) and find the spot of improvement to be better (faster, engage, connect with the user)
Thanks AJ& Smart 👍👍👍
Thank you for this great video, I Enjoyed and it is very well explained and simple to understand.
I love that people are arguing about the user experience of the glass insulated cup, but now 9 months later those cups are trending on amazon and they now come with handles.
I think that many people jump into UX design without really asking the most important question which is, “Is UX design for me and do I enjoy doing it?” I am taking a free course from Coursera or similar to help me answer that question. I suggest those who don’t know UX like myself do the same before putting money down.
Thanks for sharing!
the best video.. I really love your way of explaining Ux design..
What tools do I need to know to become ux designer?
What classes/courses should I take to become ux designer from beginning?
What is the roadmap, where to start?
I had no idea what it meant when someone said UX design, however it turns out, baes on this video, that is what I was doing when I implemented two performance management software systems (SAAS) in my corporate job. I loved it. I may have to look further into this career. Thanks for the 411.
Nice video. Particularly liked how you brought it all together at the end. Good summary! *thumbs up* indeed
This was very insightful for me and I believe my artistic background can really help me with a career in UX Design.
Such a nice video - so rich in explanations - great teaching. Thanks ☺
PS: @ 3:24 - a furstated man tries to disturb your video !!! He did not succeed ! You are really pro !
amazing, i loved the demonstration, thanks!
I liked the way you gave us the examples. Great Job Dee!!
Thanks! We thought the cups would work well! haha!
I may be coming a little late to this video, but I want to pursue this as a career, but my only question is: should you be a Graphic Designer first? Like before you get into the role?
I loved the way you presented the video, btw. Shows your experience.