Hey Anudeep, good insights on how a UX designer should be in favour of both customers as well as the business. Never knew a designer needs to keep lot of factors in his/her mind while designing 😅. I am greatful to have come across you mahn! Your UX mastery program not only helped me to get into UX process but also to helped me to realise my inner potential and to work on that. A very big salute to your energy and never ending passion for UX! We would always want to see you coming up with many valuable insights like this! #S4L
@@aryanbohra1504 Hi Aryan, I don't have much idea on this, coz I am not from design school. But, it is not mandatory to have a design degree to get into UX design. Guidance from a good mentor and your willingness to learn would suffice.
To be fairly honest with everyone, I was never valued as a designer until I came under the mentorship of Anudeep .Under his mentorship, I learnt what 'it means to be a designer' and why the things that we solve form the basis of adding more value into this world. Its no wonder we get paid enough and more, because we are creating 'real value'. UX Designers are not 'those people' who just sit around and make fancy screens for everyone to laud over on social media platforms. We are problem solvers, critical thinkers and user advocates that take it upon ourselves to solve the problems users face everyday. I believe Anudeep has spoken enough about why we are valued enough in his video, but I would like to share some of the learnings I have received under his mentorship so far: • Value can only create Value. What it means is that you are 'valued' when you create value for the company or organization that you work at. Its understanding the risks for the company and providing them with the best solutions. The best solutions always come keeping in mind the users of that product. And Anudeep has always made it certain that his mentees go for companies that value them for the value they give. • Always being curious and asking 'Why' at every turn of the design process allows us to look at different perspectives. Perspectives is what makes us human, what helps us empathize with our users and solve problems taking the human factor in mind. • Constant support and guidance has helped me reached wherever I am right now. For those who are wondering, I am only weeks away from entering this field of User Experience design, and the lessons I learnt is surely going to help me reach at a better position as a designer. • The world today does not look for just fancy diplomas and degrees. They are looking for skills and what you can bring to the table. Figuring out the right place to attain these skills is very important and I know Anudeep is doing a pretty good job because me and so many others like me are living examples of the same. These are all personal realizations I had over the last 2-3 months of my journey and I thought by sharing this, it would help somebody out there like me, who is also looking for 'real value'. -- an architect turned UX Designer.
Truth finally uncovered! I was fortunate to also be mentored by Anudeep who literally changed my perception of design and made sure I focused on the true value of a UX Designer. It really helped me demand a good pay and not get below it! I look back and realise how much all of the concepts that he taught me helped me score a good job!!
Alot of people has told me, u don't code and ask stupid questions and u say it's part of your job, which job requires this type of skill nd how much they will pay... finally I have a video to show them.
Hi sir, please be updating the content like this. If we search UX design in TH-cam we only get the videos of some web UI design or app UI design that's it. I think you are the one who is basically concerting more on UX design. I know UX design is a big process but we were not having a good mentor before, and now you are there. So, please make a more videos regarding UX design...
Hi Anudeep, I am an architect by profession and have completed my master's in construction management. I have got good control over design and managing things, but it is not how it works when it comes to execution. clearly, am not getting paid for the values which I already have, due to which I am planning to shift to a UX designer. Watching your videos gives me an overall insight into what actually and reasonable thinking is required. I just want to know, as an Architect, and an interior product designer, how UX based designer will play a role, in terms of case studies, companies, salary based, I mean all the verticals in a generalized way, of all the opportunities that would give me further. Thank you in advance.
Thank you for clarifying UX Designing is lot about other important things than just designing the interface. People should watch your videos as I notice a lot of UX designer is just showing Attractive Interface but not any kind of problem solving on social media 😬😬😬
SO REAL. Before coming into this UX designing space, I pretty much had the same understanding tbh. But after working on design thinking you realise the actual depths of UX. Yet to explore the entirety of it though, but that's the best part so far. Learning so much is so much fun. Thanks for putting this video up, come to think of it, it also helps people with their case when in negotiation for higher salary :P I am gonna watch this before sitting for all sorts of salary negotiations in the future haha
This is a very important content from Anudeep. These kind of contents from Anudeep helped me a lot in understanding what UX design really is and why UX designers are valued so much in the Industry. This video helps us a lot in understanding why we people are a great value to the companies and in confidently negotiating salaries for the value you can bring to the company. Must watch before getting into interviews.
Perfectly said. There are many resources which talk about salary figures But we still need YOUR OPINION on what is the average figure of how much do UX designers make for freshers , mid level and Senior
Being an intermediate UX Designer i am aware of responsibilities, although it also varies according to the company... fortunately I am the person having skills but I am not been able to find good companies according to my skills..please make a video where we can find some good companies valuing UX designing.
Hi Anudeep i work in software company where there is no proper ux environment, even most of the design decision is been taken with the higher management or the developers, at some level when it the mater of technical side as a ux designer my knowledge is not enough because of technical things. they follow waterfall process. Now let me know how can i improve my skills and knowledge of ux design, please suggest me how and where to start to switch my current job. i had worked in healthcare domain, i created NLP engines, Bot platforms, also i have worked on lots of web site design, my current company is a Product company.
A very important and well-explained video with information that a lot of people are not aware of.🙌 I'm so grateful to have the best mentor in my UX journey to help me understand the heart of every concept and continuously remind the value of a UX designer.😇 #S4L
Usually creativity is mis-understood as artistic creativity. Every skill, including creativity, which is required in becoming a UX Designer, can be learnt. And yes, the assignments and projects you do as a part of my program will nurture all the required skills.
Heyy Anudeep can u simply a road map or steps for an Indian designer ui ux , product to get a remote high paying ui ux job (£,$) abroad? How should I approach into that job hunt 🤔 I'm a fresher ui ux des. btw looking to get into abroad job market. Tyvm looking forwards.
So Basically do Dark Patterns.... get the customers stuck into loopholes which they don't understand BoooOM! Business . Aur hum Log paisa Chapenge...BOOM!! paisa paisa Gujjus can do this very well Waa waa .... "EMPATHY"
I’m very saddened that the video has given you a hint of working on dark patterns. It is a genuine attempt to make people understand how they create value as UX Designers because a lot of designers get undervalued as they don’t realise their potential. If you watch the video, I clearly establish an example how a UX Designer is clearly responsible for guarding the experience for the benefit of users. I sincerely request you to watch the video once again with this perspective and I hope you get the sincere message.
@@Amy_8117 ok thanks for your reply. I am just starting out in UX design and on Google there's no such real answer of the salary one gets in this field.
@@aayushishukla8406 one suggestion, if you are starting your career, then start with a design agency. Join design agency. Design agencies are dedicated companies which work only on design. They don't have developers. And bcoz they are into design, they tend to go for perfection in their work. Joining such companies will make you earn qualitative experience in less number of years.
Hey Anudeep, good insights on how a UX designer should be in favour of both customers as well as the business. Never knew a designer needs to keep lot of factors in his/her mind while designing 😅.
I am greatful to have come across you mahn! Your UX mastery program not only helped me to get into UX process but also to helped me to realise my inner potential and to work on that. A very big salute to your energy and never ending passion for UX!
We would always want to see you coming up with many valuable insights like this!
#S4L
Hey Pooja, very happy for you! Wishing you a great success in UX career.
hlw mam, can u help me out in finding the good college for ux designing..?
@@aryanbohra1504 Hi Aryan, I don't have much idea on this, coz I am not from design school. But, it is not mandatory to have a design degree to get into UX design. Guidance from a good mentor and your willingness to learn would suffice.
Anudeep knows how to make a good video hahaha.
Hey, How to find a mentor ?
I was planning of learning about UX in college days upcoming. Now, found this gem. Great Anudeep Sir.
To be fairly honest with everyone, I was never valued as a designer until I came under the mentorship of Anudeep .Under his mentorship, I learnt what 'it means to be a designer' and why the things that we solve form the basis of adding more value into this world. Its no wonder we get paid enough and more, because we are creating 'real value'.
UX Designers are not 'those people' who just sit around and make fancy screens for everyone to laud over on social media platforms. We are problem solvers, critical thinkers and user advocates that take it upon ourselves to solve the problems users face everyday. I believe Anudeep has spoken enough about why we are valued enough in his video, but I would like to share some of the learnings I have received under his mentorship so far:
• Value can only create Value. What it means is that you are 'valued' when you create value for the company or organization that you work at. Its understanding the risks for the company and providing them with the best solutions. The best solutions always come keeping in mind the users of that product. And Anudeep has always made it certain that his mentees go for companies that value them for the value they give.
• Always being curious and asking 'Why' at every turn of the design process allows us to look at different perspectives. Perspectives is what makes us human, what helps us empathize with our users and solve problems taking the human factor in mind.
• Constant support and guidance has helped me reached wherever I am right now. For those who are wondering, I am only weeks away from entering this field of User Experience design, and the lessons I learnt is surely going to help me reach at a better position as a designer.
• The world today does not look for just fancy diplomas and degrees. They are looking for skills and what you can bring to the table. Figuring out the right place to attain these skills is very important and I know Anudeep is doing a pretty good job because me and so many others like me are living examples of the same.
These are all personal realizations I had over the last 2-3 months of my journey and I thought by sharing this, it would help somebody out there like me, who is also looking for 'real value'.
-- an architect turned UX Designer.
Truth finally uncovered! I was fortunate to also be mentored by Anudeep who literally changed my perception of design and made sure I focused on the true value of a UX Designer. It really helped me demand a good pay and not get below it! I look back and realise how much all of the concepts that he taught me helped me score a good job!!
Still remember our conversations around salary negotiation for your UX offers!
1st ever youtube channel I saw till date which shares such a valuable insights on UX field. Very much connectable as well. Thank you...😊
I'll show this video everytime someone says UX designers just build screens😂😁
Alot of people has told me, u don't code and ask stupid questions and u say it's part of your job, which job requires this type of skill nd how much they will pay... finally I have a video to show them.
Hi sir, please be updating the content like this. If we search UX design in TH-cam we only get the videos of some web UI design or app UI design that's it. I think you are the one who is basically concerting more on UX design. I know UX design is a big process but we were not having a good mentor before, and now you are there. So, please make a more videos regarding UX design...
Hi Anudeep, I am an architect by profession and have completed my master's in construction management. I have got good control over design and managing things, but it is not how it works when it comes to execution. clearly, am not getting paid for the values which I already have, due to which I am planning to shift to a UX designer.
Watching your videos gives me an overall insight into what actually and reasonable thinking is required. I just want to know, as an Architect, and an interior product designer, how UX based designer will play a role, in terms of case studies, companies, salary based, I mean all the verticals in a generalized way, of all the opportunities that would give me further.
Thank you in advance.
Thank you Anudeep, your Spotify Podcast are also so insightful.
Thank you for clarifying UX Designing is lot about other important things than just designing the interface. People should watch your videos as I notice a lot of UX designer is just showing Attractive Interface but not any kind of problem solving on social media 😬😬😬
What a video 😀😀 ...it's amazing ..The content is amazing
Is this a kinda online program right ?
SO REAL. Before coming into this UX designing space, I pretty much had the same understanding tbh. But after working on design thinking you realise the actual depths of UX. Yet to explore the entirety of it though, but that's the best part so far. Learning so much is so much fun.
Thanks for putting this video up, come to think of it, it also helps people with their case when in negotiation for higher salary :P I am gonna watch this before sitting for all sorts of salary negotiations in the future haha
Absolutely, understanding this will absolutely help you in salary negotiations.
nicely told Anudeep, I am also a UX designer. I got some information from this video. Thank you so much
what should be the salary of a 2-year experienced designer who have done masters from a reputed college
This is a very important content from Anudeep. These kind of contents from Anudeep helped me a lot in understanding what UX design really is and why UX designers are valued so much in the Industry. This video helps us a lot in understanding why we people are a great value to the companies and in confidently negotiating salaries for the value you can bring to the company. Must watch before getting into interviews.
Perfectly said. There are many resources which talk about salary figures But we still need YOUR OPINION on what is the average figure of how much do UX designers make for freshers , mid level and Senior
Being an intermediate UX Designer i am aware of responsibilities, although it also varies according to the company... fortunately I am the person having skills but I am not been able to find good companies according to my skills..please make a video where we can find some good companies valuing UX designing.
Knowledgeable and funny as always ✨
Thank you Anudeep bro for converting our frustration into nice and funny story... #s4l.
Hi Anudeep, you always inspired me after your every speech. This type of video, push me more to focus on ux study. Thanks.. expect more videos
Make a video on how much a product designer earns
Please bring more videos
Really great video, would love to get mentored by you in this journey of mine as a UX Designer.
Hi Anudeep i work in software company where there is no proper ux environment, even most of the design decision is been taken with the higher management or the developers, at some level when it the mater of technical side as a ux designer my knowledge is not enough because of technical things. they follow waterfall process. Now let me know how can i improve my skills and knowledge of ux design, please suggest me how and where to start to switch my current job. i had worked in healthcare domain, i created NLP engines, Bot platforms, also i have worked on lots of web site design, my current company is a Product company.
A very important and well-explained video with information that a lot of people are not aware of.🙌 I'm so grateful to have the best mentor in my UX journey to help me understand the heart of every concept and continuously remind the value of a UX designer.😇 #S4L
I will be a student for life :)
Is that i need degree to become ui/ux designer
This video covers two topics.
1. The secret to get high.
2. Salary of Ux designers.
Hahaha! Definitely!
The secret of loving what you do so much that it gets you real high!
And of-course high pay as well!😅
Good luck 👍👍👍
Sir if we are not creative till yet but wants to become and UX designer then creativuty can come also during doing the course???
Usually creativity is mis-understood as artistic creativity. Every skill, including creativity, which is required in becoming a UX Designer, can be learnt. And yes, the assignments and projects you do as a part of my program will nurture all the required skills.
i will be a student for live
Heyy Anudeep can u simply a road map or steps for an Indian designer ui ux , product to get a remote high paying ui ux job (£,$) abroad? How should I approach into that job hunt 🤔 I'm a fresher ui ux des. btw looking to get into abroad job market. Tyvm looking forwards.
Yes
Student for life
I will be student for life #S4L
#S4L For Sure.
#S4L 🔥🔥
So Basically do Dark Patterns.... get the customers stuck into loopholes which they don't understand
BoooOM! Business .
Aur hum Log paisa Chapenge...BOOM!! paisa paisa
Gujjus can do this very well
Waa waa .... "EMPATHY"
I’m very saddened that the video has given you a hint of working on dark patterns. It is a genuine attempt to make people understand how they create value as UX Designers because a lot of designers get undervalued as they don’t realise their potential.
If you watch the video, I clearly establish an example how a UX Designer is clearly responsible for guarding the experience for the benefit of users.
I sincerely request you to watch the video once again with this perspective and I hope you get the sincere message.
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I am a UX Designer... rightnow I earn 10.3 LPA, and I am not happy with it.
How many years of work exp?.
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@@Amy_8117 ok thanks for your reply. I am just starting out in UX design and on Google there's no such real answer of the salary one gets in this field.
@@aayushishukla8406 Ok Sister, if you need help you can connect with me on LinkedIn as well.
Btw which field you are in right now?
@@aayushishukla8406 one suggestion, if you are starting your career, then start with a design agency. Join design agency.
Design agencies are dedicated companies which work only on design. They don't have developers. And bcoz they are into design, they tend to go for perfection in their work. Joining such companies will make you earn qualitative experience in less number of years.
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