transferring soon to a 4 year school from community college. Currently studying graphic design, but UX really looks more interesting to me. Love the tips and info in these videos.
I’ve always understood UI as just a facet of UX. User Experience to me, is an umbrella term that covers a few main pillars: Research, Architecture, and Interface. A UX Designer should understand each of these facets and be able to execute on them to the best of their abilities. Then I would lean on specialists to perform deeper dives into the three specific pillars. UX Researchers for more behavioral sciences, architects with more back end and system creation experience, and UI designers for strong visual principal backgrounds.
great job on explaining the difference and its so helpful to hear how a product designer doesnt have to know much about coding! Right now im stuck between some bootcamps and some other routes to build a portfolio... i dont really know what to do ..
Interaction is how you interact with a product. Comment the video, share, like, donate is interactions, time stamp etc. TH-cam can add mark for others function or tag for others. So you can draw with marker on the video and tag different parts of it. Later someone can access those markups and tags in the added features. This creates new Interface UI. And creates new experience UX So the interaction is the foundation of any design. IxD comes first and second comes Ui with Ux. Last stage is visual design
Hi there!!! Good video, but what I would really like to see, is the real work that a UX or UI designer does, like, real hands-on, would that be possible to have a better 'view' of the actual work? Meaning, there's so many definitions and words, but no real image in my mind of the real thing! Do we need coding? If I'm very creative, thoughtful, and interested in human psychology is that enough or I need maths or 'horrible coding'!;))? A video of an immersed workday, on a platform or of your portfolio explained, would be amazing!! Thanks again for your involvement!! S.
Everyting is a remix! This is akin to Design Thinking now being termed Human Centered Design. Fields grow, evolve, and sometimes totally reinvents themselves.
I have a degree in business management, but i always interested in becoming a web designer, i can use the computer very well, could some tell me where can i start my journey through becoming a professional website designer 🙏🙏
Im setting up a wordpress theme. And i feel your right. You don't have to be relly good at coding to accomplish that task. Because wordpress has their own way of doing things. If your dealing with lets say React, you have to be really good at coding. :)
Thankyou so much for these videos I am a fashion designer n you are right we didn't get paid according to the amount of work we put in and these days I am so frustrated because of covid my company is cutting out salary I don't even I have the job or not but goin through your videos I have really developed interest in product design and really wanna learn different skills
This video was clear and gave me a lot of insight of what kind of designers there are! I’ve watched a lot of videos of what each designer does however they are long winded, don’t provide a ton of information, and aren’t objective about the roles. Your objectivity and clarity was amazing!
for me product design was always showed as a person who designs products... like a new design for a table or a bed, a lamp or a fridge... basicaly everything that is an "object" and the user can interact with. this thing of UX, UI, whatever really confuses me... is a UX designer like a person like i described?
Im in a 4 year and want to go down this path, I'm a psychology major but dont know whats the best major to be for this career, I know nothing fits it fully yet so I'll have to do a lot of side work such as the things listed that make a good product designer!
Could you explain what an experience designer does? I see that title quite often here in Chicago and I just want to know the difference between experience and product designer!
A really great exercise is taking an app or website that you use regularly and start asking questions about it. What’s frustrating about using it? Is there any info you’d make more available? How does it compare to similar apps? What do you love about it? etc. How would you address those questions? Figure out the ideal way you’d get to a certain screen or outcome. If you want to start playing around with software I highly recommend Figma because it’s free and browser based (they have a desktop app for mac, but it works fine online too) and has pretty much everything you need for UX and web design. Try recreating designs from apps, web, pinterest, wherever (but don’t post those recreations online or turn them in for a portfolio or class without giving credit to the original and highlighting the changes you made. it’s great to learn technique by copying, but you should never take credit for concepts that you didn’t come up with). Good luck! The best way to see if you like it is to just dive in
@@hannahs3836That's great advice. Also, there are so many books that can get you in the design mindset. "Design of Everyday Things" is a classic book. I helped me open my eyes to how everything in my immediate environment is designed and how I can start thinking about everything with a design point of view.
Hannah S You’re absolutely right! I've been in web design for a long time, and I have people tell me how frustrated they are with web sites they use. They want me to write these companies to tell them what is not working correctly. 😆
Product design is actually industrial design... I'm an industrial designer (10 years) who now does UX and UI as well. Traditionally for years before UX design was a field in its own, a product designer was a known as an industrial designer. UX is actually a field that was derived as a subset of industrial design. Today the term product designer has been coined with a UX designer who also does the visual/ui design; but historically a product designer meant you're an industrial designer because industrial are the one's who really design a product from beginning to end, but today they work mainly on physical products
@@ダチアヨ what are you talking about? Do you know how to read? I have been a professional industrial designer for over 10 years and I also do UX/Ui, do you even know what industrial design is? Industrial design was called product design because we design physical products, there is a organization called IDSA go look it up. Industrial designers make physical products and we created the concept of doing user testing to verify that our designs actually worked. You clearly don't know what UX design is because you think it's only wire frames. UX involves much more like user testing and that is part of industrial design and taught in industrial design schools. If you didn't go to industrial design School how the hell do you know? Try reading about the history of ux. If you Google are industrial designers product designers and do they do user testing, see what the answer says answer. If you knew anything about industrial design youd know that It's more than just drawing cool sketches. We have to know manufacturing processes, and CAD and we have to make physical prototypes and test those with users. We have to understand visual design anytime a physical product has an interface. Not one thing you said was correct nor do you understand the various fields of design or what is taught in those curriculums. Maybe instead of talking out of your ass do a little research.
hmmm i kind of disagree though, cuz to me product design is really just designing products like furniture, home appliances, even cars etc. Not so much of the user interface or experience part. At least the PD degrees for Bachelors and Masters in many countries focus on designing physical objects first, then we consider if there is gonna be an app that pairs along with it
Now you probably have questions like what is uiux Designer then? Because they do the same job as product designer but it's not the case product designers are think about entire product lioe end to end cycle they also study about the market where they launch thier product and sometimes they also study the expected revenue model i telling this here because in indian start-ups they give you more salary for this role so don't just say you are product designer with 2 years of design experience because they will kick your ass if you're not able to fulfill there expectations 😭. Its ok don't cry you are still a good designer
Love your videos! Can you make a video talking about how you advance your career as a UX designer? I think this will be very helpful to someone looking into this career path.
Thank you so much! That makes a whole lotta sense now! I'm a Motion Designer by trade and have been looking into UI cos of sci-fi films haha! UI designs tickle my fancy! UX seems like you need to know that too but we'll see. Looking into a new path next year! Does what I do translate well into UI/UX?
Do u think its important to learn the graphics design area first like learning PS, Illustrator etc then learn the UX part? Can one survive in UX UI team if he for example, is very analytical but can not make a visually appealing app? TY.
All the research and ideation behind the concept of a product/service (apps, website etc) is a job for a UX designer. They design the experience. However, the one who brings ideas to life by creating the interface (for example look and feel of the app, designing the elements and colors etc, motions included) is what a UI designer does. They don't have to know coding but it definitely helps to communicate with those who do
If most jobs want both UX+UI should I learn a full blown course of UX and a separate one of UI or just UX if I am already a graphic designer and know the basics of UI?
heyyy im a recent high school graduate and i wanted to take a few online courses before going to uni. im stuck between doing UI design and UX design. I have no experienece at all in design and i wanted to ask, which would you advice me to take first ,is it UI or UX design?
this is what blows my mind, we should know a lot of things aaaand CODES...how? WTF? Codes are my mainly problems. Most of companies require this knowledges from you :(((((
Visual designer focuses on digital product design while graphic also design physical goods so they’re different. Visual design is part of the UX process that are more specialized
they will have to work with the ui designer, some are even both a ui and i’d designer. if you don’t want to do a lot of visual aspects you might not have to do a *ton* but but it will still be useful.
If the product designer owns the product and is there from the beginning to when the product ships, what then is the role of a Product Owner and Product Manager? Honestly, UI UX and Product design are the same thing. I just want peace
I’m currently taking the Google UX Design Certification through Coursera. At the end of the cert. you are able to connect with potential employers and you create a portfolio
UX and UI designer is just isolation of duties of the behavioral part of the customer experience. This is just giving the frosting of the cake to someone else while the hard work is baking the cake. UX and UI are just the critiquers and exist in bigger companies. If you have a medium to small size company an UX and UI cant get you anything because they are not the doers. back in the day all these were done by the actual doers. Thats is why it is way easier for a coder, a designer, a developer or a marketer to pick up UX or UI in a few months than the other way around. However, try teaching a UX or UI designer to be a full stack or front end developer... good luck. I know peers that in less than 6 months (more like 3) became UX and UI... you cannot master software development nor graphic design anywhere near that time. To be a marketer or project manager you need yrs in school.
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transferring soon to a 4 year school from community college. Currently studying graphic design, but UX really looks more interesting to me. Love the tips and info in these videos.
mel kouas me too! Are you still in graphic design? I’m also looking into UX design
Me too
Did you change into visual design or are you still in graphic design?
David Gomez I’m still in graphic design specifically.
@@misstaty127 I just graduated in May and started my first job in the field in June!
I’ve always understood UI as just a facet of UX. User Experience to me, is an umbrella term that covers a few main pillars: Research, Architecture, and Interface. A UX Designer should understand each of these facets and be able to execute on them to the best of their abilities. Then I would lean on specialists to perform deeper dives into the three specific pillars. UX Researchers for more behavioral sciences, architects with more back end and system creation experience, and UI designers for strong visual principal backgrounds.
great job on explaining the difference and its so helpful to hear how a product designer doesnt have to know much about coding!
Right now im stuck between some bootcamps and some other routes to build a portfolio...
i dont really know what to do ..
Jesus Christ it sounds like ux or product design is starting to have to know every single thing.
your channel is so informative also your edits are so cute. keep posting videos. love you
I was looking for a good definition of interaction design but you mostly covered UI vs UC which is well covered. Please consider a follow up video.
Interaction is how you interact with a product.
Comment the video, share, like, donate is interactions, time stamp etc.
TH-cam can add mark for others function or tag for others. So you can draw with marker on the video and tag different parts of it. Later someone can access those markups and tags in the added features.
This creates new Interface UI. And creates new experience UX
So the interaction is the foundation of any design. IxD comes first and second comes Ui with Ux. Last stage is visual design
Super helpful! There is so much overlap.
Very well breakdown @chunbuns these terms UI, UX, Visual, Product design do in these profiles.
Hi I'm new to your channel and I love your videos. I'm learning a lot. By the way I'm starting a boot camp course tomorrow and I'm really excited.
Mechanical Engineer here looking into UX! Thank you!
nina lat same
I also mechanical engineer and also i like to become a ux designer.Now i freelancer for my friends projects
Same here
Hi there!!! Good video, but what I would really like to see, is the real work that a UX or UI designer does, like, real hands-on, would that be possible to have a better 'view' of the actual work? Meaning, there's so many definitions and words, but no real image in my mind of the real thing! Do we need coding? If I'm very creative, thoughtful, and interested in human psychology is that enough or I need maths or 'horrible coding'!;))? A video of an immersed workday, on a platform or of your portfolio explained, would be amazing!! Thanks again for your involvement!! S.
So informative... I'm a visual and graphic designer but I want to try UX. :) new subs here!
I've been in this field for over 20 years. when do we stop calling it new?
Everyting is a remix! This is akin to Design Thinking now being termed Human Centered Design. Fields grow, evolve, and sometimes totally reinvents themselves.
Oh really can you tell any courses online so that i can learn it from scratch
ursonate hey I’m curious what did you study in order to enter that career
I have a degree in business management, but i always interested in becoming a web designer, i can use the computer very well, could some tell me where can i start my journey through becoming a professional website designer 🙏🙏
cigaal shiidaad try Codecademy
This was a great breakdown
It's so good watching your vlogs
I really thought Product Design were Industrial designers !! Thanks for making a clear info.
thanks for making it so clear.i was really having a hard time finding the difference between them.thanks again..................
How helpful do you think visual arts skills could be in these types of careers? Learning a lot from your videos tysm
This was really clear. Thank you!
this is such a helpful video. Thank you
Thanks for the good tips. Very helpful.
3'55" moment made me laugh hard - thanks for all the definition tips and for the fun too.
i was abt to say :D :D :D
But can you put a link to what makeup you use? It's flawless.
Im setting up a wordpress theme. And i feel your right. You don't have to be relly good at coding to accomplish that task. Because wordpress has their own way of doing things. If your dealing with lets say React, you have to be really good at coding. :)
Thankyou so much for these videos I am a fashion designer n you are right we didn't get paid according to the amount of work we put in and these days I am so frustrated because of covid my company is cutting out salary I don't even I have the job or not but goin through your videos I have really developed interest in product design and really wanna learn different skills
Thank you very much for the clarification
This video was clear and gave me a lot of insight of what kind of designers there are! I’ve watched a lot of videos of what each designer does however they are long winded, don’t provide a ton of information, and aren’t objective about the roles. Your objectivity and clarity was amazing!
Really useful info. I study ux design and our classmates still figure out how to define ux. You totally nailed it for us! Sharing with our class ASAP!
Thank u I was exactly lookng for this video for so long thanx
Nicely explained! Thanks for sharing your thoughts :)
well UI/X designers just need to be prepared to wear many hats i guess since the roles tend to overlaps really depends on where you work
Very informative. Thank you!
I finally understood these concepts! Hahaha thank you so much :)
I needed right this information exactly. Thx!
for me product design was always showed as a person who designs products... like a new design for a table or a bed, a lamp or a fridge... basicaly everything that is an "object" and the user can interact with. this thing of UX, UI, whatever really confuses me... is a UX designer like a person like i described?
Thank you for these wonderful informative videos you made. :)
Great explanations. Thank you!!
Im in a 4 year and want to go down this path, I'm a psychology major but dont know whats the best major to be for this career, I know nothing fits it fully yet so I'll have to do a lot of side work such as the things listed that make a good product designer!
Crazy disrespect (salary wise) for visual and graphic designers.
Only spoken about ui ux and product ,,also want to know about visual design and animations too
That 1 second transition looks 3:54
Could you explain what an experience designer does? I see that title quite often here in Chicago and I just want to know the difference between experience and product designer!
Super helpful! Thank you :D
I’m a junior in high school, what can I do to get a head start on UX/UI design or even see if I have a passion for the career
yeah it is hard to set the starting point or topic of my project because i dont know what i want to solve...
A really great exercise is taking an app or website that you use regularly and start asking questions about it. What’s frustrating about using it? Is there any info you’d make more available? How does it compare to similar apps? What do you love about it? etc.
How would you address those questions? Figure out the ideal way you’d get to a certain screen or outcome.
If you want to start playing around with software I highly recommend Figma because it’s free and browser based (they have a desktop app for mac, but it works fine online too) and has pretty much everything you need for UX and web design. Try recreating designs from apps, web, pinterest, wherever (but don’t post those recreations online or turn them in for a portfolio or class without giving credit to the original and highlighting the changes you made. it’s great to learn technique by copying, but you should never take credit for concepts that you didn’t come up with).
Good luck! The best way to see if you like it is to just dive in
@@hannahs3836That's great advice. Also, there are so many books that can get you in the design mindset. "Design of Everyday Things" is a classic book. I helped me open my eyes to how everything in my immediate environment is designed and how I can start thinking about everything with a design point of view.
Hannah S You’re absolutely right! I've been in web design for a long time, and I have people tell me how frustrated they are with web sites they use. They want me to write these companies to tell them what is not working correctly. 😆
Thank you for making this wonderful video.
from Chemical to IT/Design..wow what a transition that is..
can you say about interaction design pls?
hii!! my major is architecture can I switch to interaction design for master or I need to start from bachelor?🤔
Product design is actually industrial design... I'm an industrial designer (10 years) who now does UX and UI as well. Traditionally for years before UX design was a field in its own, a product designer was a known as an industrial designer. UX is actually a field that was derived as a subset of industrial design. Today the term product designer has been coined with a UX designer who also does the visual/ui design; but historically a product designer meant you're an industrial designer because industrial are the one's who really design a product from beginning to end, but today they work mainly on physical products
@@ダチアヨ what are you talking about? Do you know how to read? I have been a professional industrial designer for over 10 years and I also do UX/Ui, do you even know what industrial design is? Industrial design was called product design because we design physical products, there is a organization called IDSA go look it up. Industrial designers make physical products and we created the concept of doing user testing to verify that our designs actually worked. You clearly don't know what UX design is because you think it's only wire frames. UX involves much more like user testing and that is part of industrial design and taught in industrial design schools. If you didn't go to industrial design School how the hell do you know? Try reading about the history of ux. If you Google are industrial designers product designers and do they do user testing, see what the answer says answer.
If you knew anything about industrial design youd know that It's more than just drawing cool sketches. We have to know manufacturing processes, and CAD and we have to make physical prototypes and test those with users. We have to understand visual design anytime a physical product has an interface. Not one thing you said was correct nor do you understand the various fields of design or what is taught in those curriculums. Maybe instead of talking out of your ass do a little research.
Hey! Do I need to be a creative person in design aspect to get into ux?
very helpful information... Thank u ❤
"wireframes, mockups and prototyping" all this time I thought these were the same
they're all closely related in that order! wireframe --> mockup --> prototype
I just found your channel. Thanks for the explanation. I hope that I could be a product designer like you in future.
hmmm i kind of disagree though, cuz to me product design is really just designing products like furniture, home appliances, even cars etc. Not so much of the user interface or experience part. At least the PD degrees for Bachelors and Masters in many countries focus on designing physical objects first, then we consider if there is gonna be an app that pairs along with it
Now you probably have questions like what is uiux Designer then? Because they do the same job as product designer but it's not the case product designers are think about entire product lioe end to end cycle they also study about the market where they launch thier product and sometimes they also study the expected revenue model i telling this here because in indian start-ups they give you more salary for this role so don't just say you are product designer with 2 years of design experience because they will kick your ass if you're not able to fulfill there expectations 😭. Its ok don't cry you are still a good designer
Very informative.
thanks!
I love your videos!!!
thanks for watching them
Is product designing only about apps and websites?
Love your videos! Can you make a video talking about how you advance your career as a UX designer? I think this will be very helpful to someone looking into this career path.
0:47 That is one zen Venn.
"Now here it is, your moment of Venn..."
No information about interaction design?
how about interaction design? you didn't explain that
I believe interaction design is just another term for UX design
Thank you so much! That makes a whole lotta sense now! I'm a Motion Designer by trade and have been looking into UI cos of sci-fi films haha! UI designs tickle my fancy! UX seems like you need to know that too but we'll see. Looking into a new path next year! Does what I do translate well into UI/UX?
Do u think its important to learn the graphics design area first like learning PS, Illustrator etc then learn the UX part? Can one survive in UX UI team if he for example, is very analytical but can not make a visually appealing app? TY.
Did you get the answer for this?
I’m still confused a little bit TvT I want to see a good example of UI and a good example of UX, comparing them to see how different UI and UX are...
All the research and ideation behind the concept of a product/service (apps, website etc) is a job for a UX designer. They design the experience.
However, the one who brings ideas to life by creating the interface (for example look and feel of the app, designing the elements and colors etc, motions included) is what a UI designer does.
They don't have to know coding but it definitely helps to communicate with those who do
Damn... I've been doing all those things. I only call myself *DESIGNER* (period)
Great video but i feel like the music in the background is a bit tooo loud.
Greetings from Poland
If most jobs want both UX+UI should I learn a full blown course of UX and a separate one of UI or just UX if I am already a graphic designer and know the basics of UI?
Thank you so much
as a ui ux designer, do you have to code ?
Please do a day in my life
how did you start your ux journey?
heyyy im a recent high school graduate and i wanted to take a few online courses before going to uni. im stuck between doing UI design and UX design. I have no experienece at all in design and i wanted to ask, which would you advice me to take first ,is it UI or UX design?
UX
Same here too, but idk we there I should do graphic design first or go straight to UI
this is what blows my mind, we should know a lot of things aaaand CODES...how? WTF? Codes are my mainly problems. Most of companies require this knowledges from you :(((((
so visual design & graphic designs are essentially the same thing? then why dont they just call it graphic designs to be less confusing?
Visual designer focuses on digital product design while graphic also design physical goods so they’re different. Visual design is part of the UX process that are more specialized
Hey, 👋What qualifications are required to become a UI/UX Designer ?
Does UX designer have to draw? I mean be able to doodle/draw -make picture or even work in Illustrator as graphic designer?
they will have to work with the ui designer, some are even both a ui and i’d designer. if you don’t want to do a lot of visual aspects you might not have to do a *ton* but but it will still be useful.
Please explain information architecture
most helpful and detailed video. thank you. also wish i could be your friend ha. Inspirational!
If the product designer owns the product and is there from the beginning to when the product ships, what then is the role of a Product Owner and Product Manager? Honestly, UI UX and Product design are the same thing. I just want peace
great!! thank ya!
Can someone not that good in creativity go for UI UX designing??
How can I get a job by doing ux ui course online ? And also how to start with portfolio ?
I’m currently taking the Google UX Design Certification through Coursera. At the end of the cert. you are able to connect with potential employers and you create a portfolio
I want to be one. How can I get started? :)
saw a compnonent of javasccript at ux design program and i decided not to sign up. i cant code. i dont understand any of it.
Does Product Designer Major exist? or Not?
where does a web designer fit in this? A freelance web designer does a lot of these things though.... can i call myself a UI/UX designer?
Web designers fall into graphic design, imo
Great explanations on each type of design and super helpful and informative. Now I have a clear understanding on what it is! #mediaartssbcc
So UI is the look. And UX is how the product work. Am I right?
I think so
Can I get the song you used here?
How much Video editor and Cinematographer earns?
I do product design but paid as a graphic designer...
What state do you work in
UX and UI designer is just isolation of duties of the behavioral part of the customer experience. This is just giving the frosting of the cake to someone else while the hard work is baking the cake. UX and UI are just the critiquers and exist in bigger companies. If you have a medium to small size company an UX and UI cant get you anything because they are not the doers. back in the day all these were done by the actual doers.
Thats is why it is way easier for a coder, a designer, a developer or a marketer to pick up UX or UI in a few months than the other way around. However, try teaching a UX or UI designer to be a full stack or front end developer... good luck.
I know peers that in less than 6 months (more like 3) became UX and UI... you cannot master software development nor graphic design anywhere near that time. To be a marketer or project manager you need yrs in school.
are developers more paid than UX designers?
Yes
I clicked to know whats interaction design 🤧 it was a helpful video but it didn't help~ ;-;
Nothing about interaction design?
Can someone get a job in UX with an interaction design degree? I’m also doing a minor in studio art with it.
this is what I want to know too!
Is UI do coding????
instant follow
Not a good idea for a UX designer to have an unmake bed as a background... ;-)
i disagree, some visual designers make 10x what any salaried ux designer can earn.