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This podcast series takes you on a step-by-step journey through UX design, from foundational principles to advanced AI-driven techniques. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced designer, you'll gain valuable insights into how AI is reshaping the UX field. https://www.patreon.com/c/UXdesignWithAI

  1. An Approach to User-Centered Design

    JUL 17

    An Approach to User-Centered Design

    User-centered design, or User-Centered Design (UCD), can be explained with the example of a simple and familiar process - making a pie for your favorite grandmother.

    9 min
  2. C1-M2#3 — Designing for Diverse Platforms and User Experiences

    JUL 7

    C1-M2#3 — Designing for Diverse Platforms and User Experiences

    When designing a new product or feature, it is important to consider the different platforms on which users will use it. A platform refers to the device or environment on which a product is being tested. Some of the most common platforms include desktops, laptops, cell phones, tablets, smart watches, TVs, and smart displays.

    6 min
  3. C1-M2#2 — Designing for Diverse Digital Platforms

    JUN 16

    C1-M2#2 — Designing for Diverse Digital Platforms

    Interface design for mobile apps, websites, AI voice assistants, AR goggles, and brain-embedded chips varies by platform. Mobile apps prioritize compact, fast, intuitive designs; websites focus on cross-device compatibility and structure; AI assistants emphasize natural dialogue; AR requires 3D modeling; and brain chips demand deep neurological understanding. All aim for user-friendly interaction, requiring designers to master platform-specific skills and actively test hardware to ensure intuitive, effective designs.

    5 min
  4. C1-M2#1 — What does it mean to have a good design?

    JUN 4

    C1-M2#1 — What does it mean to have a good design?

    Good design is not just the process of creating a product that suits the maximum number of people. It is the process of creating a product that takes into account each person's individual needs and preferences, as well as the constraints they may face. Good design is as much about satisfying users' desires as it is about their well-being.

    5 min
  5. C1-M1#13 — From certificate to career success

    MAY 30

    C1-M1#13 — From certificate to career success

    Getting a certificate is just one step on the path to career success. It's important not just to obtain an education or qualification document, but to develop practical skills that will be useful in real work. Employers value not only formal achievements but also the ability to solve real problems. Therefore, strive for real experience, work on your projects, and be ready for continuous learning.

    5 min
  6. C1-M1#12 — UX design jobs at different types of companies

    MAY 20

    C1-M1#12 — UX design jobs at different types of companies

    UX designer roles vary by workplace. In startups, they act as jacks-of-all-trades, handling user research, prototyping, and testing. This dynamic role offers creative freedom and significant product impact but demands flexibility amid uncertainty. At large corporations, UX designers specialize in areas like research or visual design, working in large teams with defined roles. This allows expertise development but may limit creative control. Agencies involve diverse projects for multiple clients, offering exposure to various industries and big brands, though projects may feel monotonous or incomplete. Advertising agencies blend UX with marketing, fostering creativity and networking, but the variety can hinder skill focus. Freelancers enjoy autonomy, choosing projects and schedules, but face erratic work, no benefits, and full project responsibility. Each path offers unique benefits and challenges, requiring a balance between personal goals and professional growth.

    11 min
  7. C1-M1#11 — A UX design career journey

    MAY 15

    C1-M1#11 — A UX design career journey

    A career in UX design is a journey of continuous learning and growth. Here’s a concise guide to get started: 1. Learn the Basics No degree is required, but mastering the fundamentals is essential: - Courses: Start with affordable options like the Google UX Design Certificate on Coursera, Interaction Design Foundation, or free YouTube tutorials (e.g., AJ&Smart, CareerFoundry). - Books: Read *Don’t Make Me Think* by Steve Krug for a beginner-friendly intro to UX. - Tools: Experiment with Figma (free) to create layouts and prototypes. Focus on user research, wireframes (simple design sketches), and user-friendly designs. 2. Build a Simple Portfolio A portfolio showcases your skills, even as a beginner: - Projects: Redesign an app/website (e.g., a to-do list or local restaurant site) or create a fictional app (e.g., pet adoption). - Show Your Process: For each project, explain the problem, your solution, and include sketches, wireframes, or Figma mockups. - Host It: Use free platforms like Notion, Behance, or Google Sites. Keep it clean and navigable. Small projects demonstrate your eagerness and design thinking. 3. Get Hands-On Practice Practice builds skills without needing a job: - Mini-Projects: Redesign a login screen or app homepage. Share on social media or design communities for feedback. - Volunteer: Offer free/low-cost design help to local businesses or nonprofits. - Challenges: Join beginner-friendly design challenges like Daily UI for daily prompts. Each project boosts confidence and experience. 4. Stay Curious and Keep Learning UX evolves quickly, so stay curious: - Explore Designs: Browse [Product Hunt](https://www.producthunt.com/) to analyze user-friendly apps/websites. - Follow Designers: Check out creators like “UX Anudeep” or “Mizko” on Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube for tips. - Learn Gradually: Master one skill at a time, like wireframing, then prototyping. Consistent small steps lead to big progress. 5. Connect with Others Networking motivates and opens doors: - Communities: Join Reddit’s r/UXDesign or free Slack groups like “Design Buddies” to ask questions. - X Platform: Search #UXDesign on X for tips and designers to follow. Engage by commenting. - Events: Attend free virtual UX meetups or webinars on Eventbrite or Meetup. Most designers are happy to help newcomers. 6. Be Patient and Have Fun Starting takes time, but enjoy the process: - Celebrate Wins: Completing a wireframe or sharing a project is progress. - Experiment: Try new ideas and learn from mistakes. - Follow Passion: Design for what excites you—gaming, fitness, etc. Your unique perspective makes your designs stand out.

    10 min
  8. C1-M1#10 — A day in the life of an entry-level UX designer

    MAY 7

    C1-M1#10 — A day in the life of an entry-level UX designer

    Join us for an engaging episode as we dive into the daily routines of UX researchers, designers, testers, and UI designers! Discover how these roles shape user-friendly products through tasks like analyzing user data, crafting prototypes, conducting tests, and refining layouts. From using Google Analytics to simplify website registrations to iterating wireframes and collaborating with developers, we’ll reveal the teamwork and creativity behind UX design. Learn how each designer’s day varies by project phase and how they tackle challenges like technical constraints and user feedback. Perfect for aspiring designers or anyone curious about the UX process, this episode offers a glimpse into the collaborative world of design. Tune in to find out which role resonates with you and how these professionals drive innovation!

    13 min
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This podcast series takes you on a step-by-step journey through UX design, from foundational principles to advanced AI-driven techniques. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced designer, you'll gain valuable insights into how AI is reshaping the UX field. https://www.patreon.com/c/UXdesignWithAI

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