5 tips to become a better UI/UX Designer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- Here are 5 ways to become a better UI/UX Designer (or Product Designer). Simple but underrated must-haves in a great designer. I'm terribly sorry for the audio quality, my laptop fan noise is super annoying :') Will prevent this in future videos! Hope this video is helpful to you!
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Chapters
00:00 Tip 1
01:16 Tip 2
03:28 Tip 3
04:18 Tip 4
05:24 Tip 5
Ah, I left out 1 tip at 7:21 - (Study great products)! Sorry about that :)
Tip #2 is such a simple and effective technique, but it's often underrated. Love that you clarified how studying great products doesn’t necessarily mean browsing through Dribbble or Behance 😅 thanks for this, Rachel!
Thanks for dropping by, Pat!
Hi Rachel, nice video :) I would like to add some feedback from my personal experience.
As a software engineer and product manager I always have found annoying designers that don't understand the platform nor the technology. I do agree that designers doesn't need to code but, in my opinion, they should really understand the platform UI/UX guidelines (for iOS, Android, or whatever you are doing), they should know which components are available natively in the platform and they should have - at least - a notion of how complex are different design patterns.
I find very often designs that look great on InVision, but as soon as the developers look at then they will say "that view hierarchy doesn't make sense" or the typical "we don't have radio buttons in iOS" 😅.
One of the biggest problems when a designer is very good from a visual point of view but not that good from the software point of view is that he loses the vision that the budget is limited. "Your designs might look great, but developers would need 3 months to create them and we have assigned two weeks for this feature."
Regards from Spain :)
Do you have any recommendation on how designers can understand the guidelines for IOS and Android?
@@preciousmrakpor4622 I always recommend reading the docs. Apple has hundreds of pages on how iOS works. The same for Google and other platform. It looks obvious, but most of the designers will say that they can’t learn every platform 🤷♂️. Or that they don’t want to “constraint” to some predefined designs.
As Rachel said, speak to the programmer, as much as you can. And when the say something cannot be done, ask them to explain why and what would they suggest as an alternative.
And finally, use the platform in your everyday life! Even if it is annoying having different phones with different sizes and OS.
Regards!
@@Rubenenmoto thanks very much
I love this series! Would love to see your daily work and just how you are doing the actual work on paper and digital screens!
Thank you for your videos, this is my favorite UX channel, keep going!
Thank you Rachel for sharing your knowledge and ideas really helpful
Feeling so happy to get your video in recommendations. Looking forward to learn more from you.
Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching :)
Found this so thoughtful and helpful! Thank you Rachel!
Hi pauline! Happy to see you here. Thank you so much for watching
I really enjoyed your insights! Have you considered doing a video about your personal portfolio, or the portfolio that got you your first UX Job? I would be very interested in seeing it!
These are all important. Thanks for the insights Rachel!
Thanks for watching too, Angeli!
Your video is so amazing and informative ,but please make video regularly .
You are the perfect inspiration for those people who have not degree , experience, but only dedication to do something .
Hey Nitin, thank you so much for the kind words :) I'm trying to strike a balance between making more videos but still maintain quality and useful content to all of you. Thanks for watching!
thanks for these great tips! im a baby in uxui design so these are very helpful. sending love from NYC
Thanks for watching too!
Some great points here. I just completed the Google UX course on coursera and your tips are very helpful. Do you have a website or blog?
Thank you! I do have a website. It's on rachelhow.com :) Congrats on completing the course!
Please make video on detail roadmap for ux ui designer .
Because there are different ways or to get in ux ui career but also have too much confusion,
Please define the step by step .
This is very helpful for all.
I say to you because you are my mentor .
I follow you .. 🙂🙂
Hello, Rachel! Great video as always :) One question may be bit off topic: have you ever designed a horizontal scroll website? Maybe you have a video about how to create a design in figma for a horizontal scroll? Are there any differences from a designer's perspective, except that your frame is horizontal? ^^ Thanks in advance!
wow i might start my new career on this! ❤️
Thanks for watching, Paul Justine Posas!
Hi Rachel, great video! An off-topic question, you're a musician too? I see an Arturia keyboard controller in the background.
Hey Rechal oppo lots of love all the way from 🇮🇳 India... Thank you so much for your motivation 🙏❤
Thank you for watching! Wishing you all the best :)
Would love to know whether UX UI, product designer and product management have anything in common.
Hey your vids are great inspiration to me! I Just wanted to ask do you make music as a hobby as well, i see that midi keyboard in your background😁
Thank you for watching!
@@rachelhow okk thats great😁
Hi Rachel, I'm Manuel, Big fan from Nigeria
I can't see the writings, when your shirt is white. Try to use another font style and color next time so it's more visually acessible
Apart from that, amazing video as always! You've been inspiring me so much!
Hey there, thank you so much for letting me know! There are so much I could improve in this video, so thanks a lot for pointing it out. I will try my best to make it more accessible next time. I wish I could put more effort into making this video but I took a break recently to take care of my health. I hope to get better and continue to make great content for y'all. Thanks for watching my videos!
Hi Rachel! Thanks for this video. I'd like to ask, do product designers only work on apps?
Thanks for watching! :) Digital product designers (also known as ui/ux designers) work on digital products, which includes apps, websites, or any digital interfaces. This includes touch screen interfaces when you order food in Mcdonald's, Tesla's car dashboards, or even the interface of a treadmill in the gym.
@@rachelhow ok. Great! Thank you. Can I get your email address please?
Is possible that you can add English subtitles in video?