Career questions tagged ui-ux
What is the quickest, most efficient and effective way to transition into a career in UI/UX design with no prior experience in the field, but with a bachelor's degree and a limited budget?
What is the quickest, most efficient and effective way to transition into a career in UI/UX design with no prior experience in the field, but with a bachelor's degree and a limited budget?
I am in the start of my career as a web designer and need help just finding a job. Are there job out there that are available strickly for someone who wants to just design website?
I am a web Designer starting out. need help in developing my career and getting a job
What is the criteria to become a product designer?
What are the things I need to do
UI design question
i just got my bachelor's degree in graphic design and I want to be a ui designer. I was wondering wheres the best companies that hire junior ui designers
As an artist, how can you ask your clients better questions to gain a deeper understanding of their needs?
I mean, if they ask you to design something, what kind of questions should you be asking?
How do I become a UI designer with no experience building apps?
I have worked in design for about 10 years, I'm thinking about taking the google ux certification course or maybe a design boot camp but not sure how I will get real world experience when everyone hiring wants real world experience not volunteer or bootcamp projects.
What should be included in a portfolio review for a product design interview?
I just finished my UX/UI bootcamp and I'm wondering what advice you have on what makes a compelling portfolio review for a Jr. Designer.
Software engineer vs. UI/UX designer?
I think I want to become a software engineer or a UI/UX designer. Is there a career that would encapsulate both these roles? Also, many engineering focused schools, such as Purdue, offers a wide range of specific majors like computer science, UI/UX design, web design, etc. I know that computer science is a really competitive major. Would majoring in UI/UX design (or another niche major) and taking courses or coding boot camps be more beneficial (in terms of getting accepted into that college and working as a software engineer or UI/UX designer later on)?