Career questions tagged ux-design
I'm dropout from college and I want to peruse degree in human interaction design by online on self -paced can you guide me about this is it right time to enter this market or how I can do online bachelors in a year on competency based as a international student?
I want to do human interaction design degree in 1 year through online competency program and I don't have prior knowledge I want to know I will get prior knowledge and get into this field.
As an aspiring UX designer, my dream is to contribute to CareerVillage’s mission. What steps can I take to make this dream a reality?
This question is specifically addressed to those in the design field, particularly the designers and engineers of the CareerVillage-Coach AI platform, to guide me as I am deeply passionate about the field of education.
What are possible ways to transition to the field of UX research with a Masters in Psychology in India ?
Other than taking relevant courses on Coursera and the like, what can be done to get relevant experience ? if anyone is currently in the field of UX research/Design or has made this transition with a background in Psychology, Would love to know your inputs!
What do I need to do to be ready for an internship in UX design?
Career change after a BS in Engineering. Taking UX classes on Coursera and simultaneously pursuing an MBA with a concentration in Business Analytics. #Fall24
How to become a UX designer?
Share your journey & guide aspiring UX designers on their path! Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals.
How do you get a summer internship as a current computer science freshman college student with no experience?
I just want an oppurtunity to gain experience in this tech industry, and to gain more knowledge about what I want to do in the future.
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
how to break through UX design?
How do I start and or break into UX design? Also having a hard time getting any type of job in the art world without graphic design experience, where do I start? I am a recent graduate with a BFA.
I am a 50 year old former chef/owner in the Food&Beverage industry, and released from prison incarceration nearly a year ago. I'm planning a career change very soon, and am currently exploring the best options with several criteria being considered. First, my age and certain barriers that would limit success. Next, having been previously incarcerated on a charge considered "violent"(assault 2), I am aware that many tech jobs which may require certain clearance measures and various other security related requirements would also be an issue. Last, though I consider myself flexible, a quick learner in most cases, and of above average intelligence, the last time I recall participating in any formal education was nearly 35 years ago, and not at a university or even certificate level. While a career in tech interests me, specifically UX design, Digital Marketing, and even Tech/Software Sales, I happen to also be very interested in Behavioral Health (adolecent addiction counseling). Given my background and considerable barriers, I am interested in several opinions as to what realistic opportunities there are in the career paths I have mentioned. In particular, what do hiring project managers look for exactly for an entry level UX researcher Will age or longevity be a concern? Is there more opportunity in Marketing, working remotely or beginning my own private agency? As a youth counselor a concern I have is, though my ambition and intent working with children and families, to repair or mitigate problems brought on by substance abuse, I hope to find overwhelming satisfaction both personally, as well as professionally. However, I am curious to know just how many felt as I do, prior to working daily with the actual individuals and families suffering. Are there statistics which suggest the number of new counselors who in their first or second year, decide the daily resposibility and fact that often many more are lost than a success may simply be too much to handle, and resign in attempt to preserve their own sanity? I realize the question asked, resulted in many and I apologize. Whatever insight offered however will be greatly appreciated as I try and whittle the options down to hopefully the career path most suitable. Thank you, Patrick
As a 50 year old male, I am embarking on obtainining relevent skills to begin a new career path. I was recently incarcerated and along with my age, and fact I have little experience in any of the above mentioned career choices, I am seeking insight as to which path I may find the least resistant, while also a realistic opportunity for growth as well as demand in the chosen field.
What strategy can new design graduate students use to find a job in big tech?
Hello! I wish to ask about how hard it is to get into a big tech company UX design job now for a beginner-mid level designer who only worked for small companies, at the current time? And how about a prediction of the situation this December? I applied a few positions at Google, but haven't heard anything back, so do all of the classmates I know. I wish to understand how much does this situation relate to the big tech lay-off situation, and what strategy can new graduate students use this December to find a job. Thanks!
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.
How do get started in UX/UI Design?
I am interested about UX/UI design, but can’t seem to some good resources to kickstart my learning journey in this field. I am specifically interested in the designing aspect of UX/UI design.
What opportunities would you recommend a student take advantage of during their time in school?
What opportunities would you recommend a student take advantage of during their time in school?