⚡Link to the PPT used in Video: drive.google.com/file/d/1ydQdZFpziJOt9VqfBdqj1jtPQYRkUa38/view?usp=sharing Step-by-Step Roadmap for Beginner UX Designers → learnuiux.in/ Complete Guide on AI tools like ChatGPT & Midjourney → www.howtoprompt.in/
I always thought that Apple's mouse design was a massive flaw, but after watching your take on it I completely changed my mind. Always bringing a fresh perspective!
I wanted to just share an opinion for the video. Ansh, I think including the ethics while designing using the ux laws would important from my POV. You know it will helps us make more user centred products
This man Is really the goat, I recently started Documenting my learning on Notion, and i am very proud that this month Learning contains most of Ansh's content 🔥♥️
I'm beginner to UX designing but , I understood every law and technique mentioned in this video which is all because of showcasing examples and references looking forward for more such content
At the end of your videos, I like the way you give homework to put all the learning into actionable practice. Usually, I see TH-cam videos and take notes; that's it. But with your content, additionally, I know how I can practise my learning from your videos by simply attempting homework. I appreciate your efforts👍.
Great bro, especially ppt , instead giving google drive , you can collect email address and whatsapp send frequently, you got email list ,and whatsapp on, for feature you can use to Promote Your Products and Services, we get ppt even if didn't watch some days , always give Link Your video, starting Of PPT , just Feature Reference, once again great video create more like these video
Wow! Ansh, this video is an absolute gem! I can't believe you're offering such valuable content for free. Your insights on priming, backed by real-world examples, were incredibly eye-opening. Thank you for sharing your expertise and helping us level up our UX game. I'm grateful for your generosity in sharing this knowledge. Keep up the fantastic work
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad I could assist you in your learning journey, I am from Pakistan but didn't see someone to teach UX like you in Pakistan. Thank you again!
Another great example of priming in games is a the new team death match mode in valorant where they highlight guns in the map just like Call of Duty. Thanks a lot Ansh bhai for this video.
The last 'hack' reminds me of that one speech by Steve Jobs he gave at Stanford about "Connecting dots" as he calls them, I've also heard you talk about the concept before pretty cool things tbh And this just makes me wanna walk into a Big Bazaar with a notepad and pen🛐🛐🛐🛐🛐
Hi Ansh, First of all, Thank you so much for sharing such valuable information to all of us!! I am a big fan of your content and videos. Regularly follow the stuff. -Sapna
3:50 regarding people getting addicted to discounts. I can purely realte to this point that you've mentioned in this part. There is an article that i read nearly 3-4 years ago about "The cobra effect in ecommerce", this article talks about this scenario in detail. For eg. most of the people wait for flipkart BBD sale to purchase iphones because they know that they will get the best deals during that window.
But discount are the crucial part of the ecommerce domain that keeps their audience hooked to their platform but things might be different in B2B apps and other domain. I am not sure.
I am making my first case study for the portfolio, I didn't know about this. It's extremely helpful for me. U are making such amazing videos and giving all the resources, for us to check out. Also finding several websites and apps as an example. Such an amazing job.
Man you're absolutely amazing! I love your content and you are constantly helping me to be a better designer and Thanks a lot for that man! And bro there were some problems but thats normal, things happen haha. Just take your time and you are already doing your best! 🎉🎉
All important FREE AI Videos: 👉🏻 Learn ChatGPT in Hindi: th-cam.com/video/Nz1MI8nsFTs/w-d-xo.html 👉🏻 What is ChatGPT? Step-by-Step Tutorials for beginners 2023: th-cam.com/video/0J0iZBJKLfE/w-d-xo.html 👉🏻 Prompt Engineering Tutorial for beginners: th-cam.com/video/AV1wk4Q4XqI/w-d-xo.html 👉🏻 What is Midjourney? AI Images Complete Tutorial for Beginners How to Install Midjourney Private Server 2023: th-cam.com/video/hXHR524lQDg/w-d-xo.html 👉🏻 Midjourney AI Images SECRETS that they don’t want you to know: th-cam.com/video/_B9hQEtLerk/w-d-xo.html 👉🏻 ChatGPT 4 BEST Prompts and FREE Resources for Beginners: th-cam.com/video/7hSGI5sQUE4/w-d-xo.html 👉🏻 Secret ways to learn FASTER using ChatGPT!: th-cam.com/video/NO4w7D8CiwY/w-d-xo.html
To optimize any user flow you've to observe & to observe you should not get habituated. Being habituated to any flow is one of the by default behaviou of your brain because they want to automate out daily chores so that it can create space for the human body to learn new things. For eg. 1st time when you're coming down of your stairs you will be cautious about it & after 6-7 time you will be talking on your phone while coming down of the same stairs because your brain has saved the flow but that leads to missing details. As designer it's a fight against your brain to get habituated so that we shouldn't miss details and patterns.
Hello @Ansh Mehra, i genuinely loved this video this mind blowing i am eagerly waiting for the next parts pls give us a schedule that would be great. I also watched your whole UI/UX playlist its damn impressive to find such a quality content. You have helped me sharpen my UI/UX skills and pursue it as a career. Watching and learning from you has boosted my skills and productivity all time high. Thanks 🥰❤😊
Bro, I have designed a UI of an online meeting app for vision pro with proper guidelines as you have told in previous video, I have explored the resources provided by apple in figma but still I don't know how to contact companies and get some work for it please help...I have spent 4-5 months in learning and designing UI but how to start working for a company or business
Bro try cloning apps first for apple Vision pro UI. It will improve your design thinking a lot. And bro it is quite difficult to work for company or businesses after only spending 4-5 months. Company don't need to know your "Learning Experience", they need your " Working Experience " And I know you don't have it so how can you expect anyone to hire you. At this stage, I'll suggest you to create more in depth projects like SAAS projects with case studies and build your powerful portfolio and resume, then build your online presence and market your services on every platform, be professional. Eventually if you're good enough people will start noticing you so there is a chance to work with clients too. Moreover you can do internships too that are very helpful to build up your working experience. You can also find internship programs online for free too. Give at least one year to yourself in building up these things, trust me it'll be worth it. After having a 3-4 months of working experience and a good portfolio of in depth projects, you can apply at startups. There is a high chance you can get a job at startup. After having more than 1 year of working experience, you can then apply to companies and there are different tactics to grab their attention and get a interview chance with them that will get you a job. Just remember to create a well optimized LinkedIn Profile and post your work daily there. Be active and connect with different Designers, Developers, Startups, Recruiters, HRs etc. Believe in yourself and work hard. You will eventually get there! Good luck and I hope that helps!
@@hamdanmajid Thank you, Hamdan, for your supportive reply. I respect your ideas, and I think you are right. I will need more work experience rather than learning experience. I'll create my profile and try to find internships for design. I'll contact you later. Again, thank you for your help. 😌✨
if i have to summarise all the lesson you have just taught us. Let take an example of this video. 1st you put a text saying "Secrets" "1% UX Designer" this reminds of our problem that we make during our(not mine since I have just started in this field on my own) projects. 2nd you provided us with all the great explanations and case studies that we waited till the end. 3rd though the 3rd module was lost but still we will go to ppt as you have mentioned that it is "Free Resources". 4th one last but no the least if this video cured my problem or somehow manages to give us something fresh related to the field we. You will get like, subscribe and hit the bell icon. please correct me if I unintentionally did or noticed something wrong as I am still novice and on my own.
Hey ansh, why dont your notes and that left side text part be represented just like the interface in the vision pro. just like AR. floating in your background. just a suggestion , give it a try!!!
Hi Ansh, please let me know if the typeform link you added in descreption is working. I tried and end its showing this form is closed now. Eaget to be a part of the UX designers community. Please let me know if you are passing througfh this comment.
Ansh, your videos are really amazing...but apple ko itna bhi blindy follow mat kro. The magic mourse charging point is actually a bad UX design error, so don't cover it. Since I've been using Apple for the past four years, I'm accepting this mistake rather than covering up the faults. Accept that Apple is not always correct/good and don't give such childish excuses.
Amazing content as always. 𝐏𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐰𝐞𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐪𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧, 𝐈 𝐰𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝 𝐛𝐞 𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐟𝐮𝐥 𝐭𝐨 𝐲𝐨𝐮 "Should I take design exams to pursue an M.Des, even though I don't have a design background but have been learning from TH-cam and working in the design domain? With the increasing popularity of spatial designs, AR, and VR, I wonder if traditional design schools, often following outdated curricula, will still be relevant. Should I opt for a master's program or continue my self-learning journey?"
⚡Link to the PPT used in Video: drive.google.com/file/d/1ydQdZFpziJOt9VqfBdqj1jtPQYRkUa38/view?usp=sharing
Step-by-Step Roadmap for Beginner UX Designers
→ learnuiux.in/
Complete Guide on AI tools like ChatGPT & Midjourney
→ www.howtoprompt.in/
I always thought that Apple's mouse design was a massive flaw, but after watching your take on it I completely changed my mind. Always bringing a fresh perspective!
I wanted to just share an opinion for the video. Ansh, I think including the ethics while designing using the ux laws would important from my POV. You know it will helps us make more user centred products
This man Is really the goat,
I recently started Documenting my learning on Notion, and i am very proud that this month Learning contains most of Ansh's content 🔥♥️
This video is excellent, it deserves a lot more than the current views.
I'm beginner to UX designing but , I understood every law and technique mentioned in this video which is
all because of showcasing examples and references looking forward for more such content
At the end of your videos, I like the way you give homework to put all the learning into actionable practice.
Usually, I see TH-cam videos and take notes; that's it.
But with your content, additionally, I know how I can practise my learning from your videos by simply attempting homework.
I appreciate your efforts👍.
Making us view the third module in pdf is priming at its best 😂😂. Keep up!
Great bro, especially ppt , instead giving google drive , you can collect email address and whatsapp send frequently, you got email list ,and whatsapp on, for feature you can use to Promote Your Products and Services, we get ppt even if didn't watch some days , always give Link Your video, starting Of PPT , just Feature Reference, once again great video create more like these video
first to comment . by the way learning full stack dev so is it beneficial to learn ui ux design?
thanks ansh bhai you are very hard working
Wow! Ansh, this video is an absolute gem! I can't believe you're offering such valuable content for free. Your insights on priming, backed by real-world examples, were incredibly eye-opening. Thank you for sharing your expertise and helping us level up our UX game. I'm grateful for your generosity in sharing this knowledge. Keep up the fantastic work
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad I could assist you in your learning journey, I am from Pakistan but didn't see someone to teach UX like you in Pakistan. Thank you again!
loved the trick you used in the end. I was about to leave the video and not opening the ppt but you just primed me to open that. Great video
Another great example of priming in games is a the new team death match mode in valorant where they highlight guns in the map just like Call of Duty. Thanks a lot Ansh bhai for this video.
You are an absolute gem for every designer out there. I look forward to more of these videos. More power to you
I am amazzzedd how clearly you make the concepts understand, in the starting how you give a glimpse of the whole video. Thankyouu for all everything💗
The last 'hack' reminds me of that one speech by Steve Jobs he gave at Stanford about "Connecting dots" as he calls them, I've also heard you talk about the concept before pretty cool things tbh
And this just makes me wanna walk into a Big Bazaar with a notepad and pen🛐🛐🛐🛐🛐
This is very useful we want more videos like this
Hi Ansh,
First of all, Thank you so much for sharing such valuable information to all of us!!
I am a big fan of your content and videos. Regularly follow the stuff.
-Sapna
3:50 regarding people getting addicted to discounts. I can purely realte to this point that you've mentioned in this part. There is an article that i read nearly 3-4 years ago about "The cobra effect in ecommerce", this article talks about this scenario in detail. For eg. most of the people wait for flipkart BBD sale to purchase iphones because they know that they will get the best deals during that window.
But discount are the crucial part of the ecommerce domain that keeps their audience hooked to their platform but things might be different in B2B apps and other domain. I am not sure.
You never feel to amaze ur Man!😄🎉
wow ansh..Thanks for sharing this incredible secrets.. Expecting more such videos
I am making my first case study for the portfolio, I didn't know about this. It's extremely helpful for me. U are making such amazing videos and giving all the resources, for us to check out. Also finding several websites and apps as an example. Such an amazing job.
Man you're absolutely amazing! I love your content and you are constantly helping me to be a better designer and Thanks a lot for that man! And bro there were some problems but thats normal, things happen haha. Just take your time and you are already doing your best! 🎉🎉
It looks so informative😍😍
All important FREE AI Videos:
👉🏻 Learn ChatGPT in Hindi: th-cam.com/video/Nz1MI8nsFTs/w-d-xo.html
👉🏻 What is ChatGPT? Step-by-Step Tutorials for beginners 2023: th-cam.com/video/0J0iZBJKLfE/w-d-xo.html
👉🏻 Prompt Engineering Tutorial for beginners: th-cam.com/video/AV1wk4Q4XqI/w-d-xo.html
👉🏻 What is Midjourney? AI Images Complete Tutorial for Beginners How to Install Midjourney Private Server 2023: th-cam.com/video/hXHR524lQDg/w-d-xo.html
👉🏻 Midjourney AI Images SECRETS that they don’t want you to know: th-cam.com/video/_B9hQEtLerk/w-d-xo.html
👉🏻 ChatGPT 4 BEST Prompts and FREE Resources for Beginners: th-cam.com/video/7hSGI5sQUE4/w-d-xo.html
👉🏻 Secret ways to learn FASTER using ChatGPT!: th-cam.com/video/NO4w7D8CiwY/w-d-xo.html
very very cool video as always Ansh
Loved the example at 13:40
To optimize any user flow you've to observe & to observe you should not get habituated. Being habituated to any flow is one of the by default behaviou of your brain because they want to automate out daily chores so that it can create space for the human body to learn new things.
For eg. 1st time when you're coming down of your stairs you will be cautious about it & after 6-7 time you will be talking on your phone while coming down of the same stairs because your brain has saved the flow but that leads to missing details. As designer it's a fight against your brain to get habituated so that we shouldn't miss details and patterns.
Very much insightful 👌
I learned something new Thank you and yes i have been watching your ux design playlist it is awesome literaly so thank you for that also👍
Really informative. Thank you.
Hello @Ansh Mehra, i genuinely loved this video this mind blowing i am eagerly waiting for the next parts pls give us a schedule that would be great. I also watched your whole UI/UX playlist its damn impressive to find such a quality content. You have helped me sharpen my UI/UX skills and pursue it as a career. Watching and learning from you has boosted my skills and productivity all time high. Thanks 🥰❤😊
Really Insightful, Thanks
I think you have used priming effect in this video with module3 ..
Amazing video! Request you to create video on difference between design system and style guide because most of the people gets confused.
Great video! where do find all those things that you learn.
Amazing session
Bro, I have designed a UI of an online meeting app for vision pro with proper guidelines as you have told in previous video, I have explored the resources provided by apple in figma but still I don't know how to contact companies and get some work for it please help...I have spent 4-5 months in learning and designing UI but how to start working for a company or business
Bro try cloning apps first for apple Vision pro UI. It will improve your design thinking a lot. And bro it is quite difficult to work for company or businesses after only spending 4-5 months. Company don't need to know your "Learning Experience", they need your " Working Experience " And I know you don't have it so how can you expect anyone to hire you. At this stage, I'll suggest you to create more in depth projects like SAAS projects with case studies and build your powerful portfolio and resume, then build your online presence and market your services on every platform, be professional. Eventually if you're good enough people will start noticing you so there is a chance to work with clients too. Moreover you can do internships too that are very helpful to build up your working experience. You can also find internship programs online for free too. Give at least one year to yourself in building up these things, trust me it'll be worth it. After having a 3-4 months of working experience and a good portfolio of in depth projects, you can apply at startups. There is a high chance you can get a job at startup. After having more than 1 year of working experience, you can then apply to companies and there are different tactics to grab their attention and get a interview chance with them that will get you a job. Just remember to create a well optimized LinkedIn Profile and post your work daily there. Be active and connect with different Designers, Developers, Startups, Recruiters, HRs etc. Believe in yourself and work hard. You will eventually get there! Good luck and I hope that helps!
@@_divyansh.bajpai You're Welcome buddy! Just don't give up and try your best!
@@hamdanmajid Thank you, Hamdan, for your supportive reply. I respect your ideas, and I think you are right. I will need more work experience rather than learning experience. I'll create my profile and try to find internships for design. I'll contact you later. Again, thank you for your help. 😌✨
if i have to summarise all the lesson you have just taught us. Let take an example of this video.
1st you put a text saying "Secrets" "1% UX Designer" this reminds of our problem that we make during our(not mine since I have just started in this field on my own)
projects.
2nd you provided us with all the great explanations and case studies that we waited till the end.
3rd though the 3rd module was lost but still we will go to ppt as you have mentioned that it is "Free Resources".
4th one last but no the least if this video cured my problem or somehow manages to give us something fresh related to the field we. You will get like, subscribe and hit the bell icon.
please correct me if I unintentionally did or noticed something wrong as I am still novice and on my own.
Thank you so much for this video
You are the best ❤❤💯
Hey ansh,
why dont your notes and that left side text part be represented just like the interface in the vision pro.
just like AR. floating in your background.
just a suggestion , give it a try!!!
Great content ❤🎉🎉🎉
Where did you learn all this from Ux priming and all , recommand some books resources related to this
Thank You ❤
First 🎉
Sir what your thought about AI..is it over take UX designers job??
I am just confucing
Did you just primed me to download the PDF by mentioning video is lost, so that ill have an itch to download the PDF and check
Worth watching❤. Ansh what if I have B.F.A. painting degree will it help in my UX career?
❤
Hi Ansh, please let me know if the typeform link you added in descreption is working. I tried and end its showing this form is closed now. Eaget to be a part of the UX designers community. Please let me know if you are passing througfh this comment.
Priming 2:05
Did you just prime us into downloading your PPT ? 🤔
Bro hindi me jada explain kra kro please🙏
Ansh, your videos are really amazing...but apple ko itna bhi blindy follow mat kro. The magic mourse charging point is actually a bad UX design error, so don't cover it. Since I've been using Apple for the past four years, I'm accepting this mistake rather than covering up the faults. Accept that Apple is not always correct/good and don't give such childish excuses.
Oh Bhai ek language me bath karo
Amazing content as always.
𝐏𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐰𝐞𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐪𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧, 𝐈 𝐰𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝 𝐛𝐞 𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐟𝐮𝐥 𝐭𝐨 𝐲𝐨𝐮
"Should I take design exams to pursue an M.Des, even though I don't have a design background but have been learning from TH-cam and working in the design domain? With the increasing popularity of spatial designs, AR, and VR, I wonder if traditional design schools, often following outdated curricula, will still be relevant. Should I opt for a master's program or continue my self-learning journey?"
I wish you hadn't loose the module 3 video so that you can explain it in your own words🥲🥲🥲!!!