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i attended this workshop and it was worth travelling to the venue and attending ... learning from you.:)

Thanks for some clearify about interview? I want to ask about visual design related. What skill to must as a intern visual designer need to strong?

yhi to chahiye tha 🙂

Bhaiya pls hindi ke bol diya Karen. English samajhne me dikkat hoti hai mujhe

Please Keep uploading videos!!! Learning new things from your videos Sir

The video should be titled Welcome to reality

very neat and clear explanations watching the first videos of yours sir, thank you so much for the information👏

Ah catchy intro.... dunno why I watched this, but fun I attended a similar talk at IIIT Jabalpur last year, where the design head of swiggy was talking about integrating design with products Curiosity brings me to design talks haha, lovely even though I am a CS guy

Thank you Ujjwal. That was really informative. And I do have a question for you. Basically I'm an engineering graduate looking for a change in career. I tried out various proffesions and I genuinely felt that UX is the career for me. Now the question is how do I get shortlisted? I am confident that I can clear interviews, but its really very hard to get one single interview. What is you suggestionn for me?

Very much relevant video.... Thank you so much ❤

Traveling and being one with nature really inspires and ignites creativity within oneself. Thanks for pointing it out as many people neglect traveling thinking it's a waste of time.

I appreciate you maing this video. It's something many creative people go through. I liked when you said it's a feeling becasue that's what it is exactly. Once we realise that, its slightly easier to manage.

Hi sir i can get a job with out degree in UI ux

You have explained all the artists feelings in simple words. Thank you.

Woah.. i thought i was the only one feeling that way.. thankyou so much for talking about it and helping me navigate through this.

This video was exactly what I needed. I've been wanting to discuss this topic for a while. Thanks, @Ujjwal, for helping me understand Imposter Syndrome.

As i am fresher i may not having experience in real time project but interviewer ask me explain your project how you started and what are problem you faced , which design process do you used ? how can i answer

can the projects in the portfolio be dummy or redesigned projects?

Hello! I really enjoyed today's tip as I was preparing for interviews and needed guidance. I was about to take a nap😴, but your video popped up on RUclips. It motivated me to get up and head to my study table. I took notes📓 on all the small points you mentioned and there I wrote 8 points😄. Now, I'm ready to tackle those interview questions! Here the some questions interviewer asked me - 1.Can you describe your experience as a UI/UX designer? 2. What motivated you to pursue a career in UI/UX design? 3. Can you explain the purpose of usability testing and how you conduct it? 4. How do you collaborate with developers, product managers and other team members during a design project? 5. How do you approach a new design project from start to finish? 6. What UI/UX design tools and software are you proficient in?. 7. Can you explain the importance of user personas and user journeys in your design process? 8. What tools and techniques do you use for wireframing and prototyping? 9. How do you ensure that your designs are user-centered and accessible to a diverse audience? Thank you.

A frequent question I have been asked is, what is your design process?

Hi Ujjwal in my company we do UI designs only as it's a small company UX is not given importance. Now I want to switch the company, so can I apply for a job only as a UI designer also what should my portfolio look like as I have done no UX in my projects. I'm just waiting for your reply. Thx

Great summarisation Thank you 🙌 I find Variables a bit difficult to understand at the moment, will Variables be an important function in future or in big organisations ?

How can we apply for the beta?

Thank you so much Ujjwal for this summarisation, really excited to try the new features ✨

Loved the video Ujjwal, really excited to try this update and excited to learn a whole new workflow for myself, was a little scared about AI part, but after listening to you I'm more excited because I see less replacement and more time saving

Thanks for this video! I’m also waiting for my beta access🥲 Really want to try all these features!!

These insights are pure gold 💙

Thank you Ujjwal for clarifying everything in a simple way.

thanks for this video 🙌

UX engineers , UX writers , ux analysts too!

Absolutely brilliant points about communication, Ujjwal 👏👏👏✅

Hi, if someone doesn't have an experience in this industry. Then what kind of projects he can show in his portfolio?

😂 Consider it as a flex but I'm feeling so confident now. Thank you so so so so much man ❤️.

Thank you for sharing the valuable information, and as a beginner, how important are the HCI Guidelines?

Really glad to see these topics getting addressed 👍🏻

Thankyou so much man. So helpful ❤

New designer here! Thank you for this video.

Entry level candidates should focus more on research than anything else. Not in their folio but in their practice. This is because it teaches designers how to make informed decisions. The rest of what he mentioned as far as visual design and figma is quite honestly completely irrelevant to your ability to create business value. We can teach you auto layout or throw a tutorial at you over the weekend. Bur we can’t teach someone the ability to take calculated risks or compromise time or features and drive collaboration by connecting the right stakeholders to overcome an impossible pitfall or failure…over a weekend. So no. As a hiring manager I could care less about your auto layout skills. I care a lot about how hungry you are to serve the user and what lengths you have gone to in order to at least envision what that approach to getting there would be for you.

The answer is. Write your case study as if you’re telling one of your friends about the project in 5 min. You’d get something quite different than what we usually have. You’d be talking about things that you actually got excited about. You’d describe things as if they don’t know everything about the product. Or anything. You’d get to the fuggn point. You’d explain why, how, not just what. And you def wouldn’t be pulling out some template whilst in the middle of a conversation. Because my god, just stop with the case study formats. The rest is honestly BS, no one cares. We want to know you

Finally came to know there are a lot of red flags in my portfolio😅😅. I was very confuesd with my portfolio and this video came up in suggestion. Thanks a lot!!

Reality is often disappointing Ujjwal. After sending a mail or connection request on LinkedIn, these hiring managers often ghost you and leave your msg on read. Even if you say nice things about the company or how you can add value to the team and much more.

Great video. Btw I like the coincidence of your name's first character and XDesign together going "UX"Design and that's what eventually you'd be talking about here :)

Amazing tips!! As a UIUX Designer how can I connect with you or your community?

Why does Spinny have such small font? It's difficult to read. And why everything is so purple? Everything gets attention.

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Anyone repeat the intro music 🤯

Your videos are amazing. They are really helpful.

This was Great ! I'll revisit this video to take notes for sure, great content as usual Ujjwal loved the video, please keep up the good work and keep inspiring fellow designers such as I with that candid tone and kindness. P.S: loved the bg music

Quality Content ❤

Waiting for your upcoming videos.❤