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100/10 would recommend! Managed to jumpstart my UX career with Specter 🤩

parehas lang ba sila ng customer persona?

Nice.

Ano camera mo lods?

Clear ng guitar 🔥

Clear and concise. Thank you!

Finally! May nakita din akong Pinoy vid about UX! Thank you! 😍

Nicee

Should I write all goals or only end goal? and for find the end goal I've should ask in the nterview what can be the solution for you to the interviewer?

Thank you ✨ simple and clear instructions

0:45 you just hook me here, but like what others you did not elaborate where that user persona came from? is it your own thoughts or someone's magical mind that turns into a persona or its just a random thought that comes to your mind? i dont get it T_T, i have skills in developing websites but this is soo required in this field and i want to learn it badly or else im going to work as a serving crew at mcdonalds T_T.

wow po!

Paturo naman po!!

Super galing

Figma or Adobe XD?

what possible college course can I take to be a UI/UX designer?

Hi Alexis! New fan here👋 Just wanna say I am beyond grateful for all the insightful videos you make. As someone who is considering switching career path to UX/Product Design, your in-depth knowledge and generosity of sharing really helped and motivated me! Thank you!! ❤️✨

+1 on always work on your fundamentals! In UX design, you have an ultimate goal, and that’s to derisk your solution to a problem. When a user rides along the experience you created, it’s more than just the usefulness and accessibility of a product; part of reaching that goal is going through the product, visually-aesthetics has it’s own set of problems to solve. After all, the visual design of a product is what the user sees first, it’s how we communicate our solution to the user. If that part failed already, then say goodbye to a good user experience. Thank you so much, Alexis! I love learning from you!

thanks from Indonesia dude

"Design is involved in discovering the problem, defining the problem, figuring out which opportunities to take, being involved in product discovery, iterating towards building and shipping and measuring things that you design... There's so much more to design than just creating UI." So true! An environment that cares about the full scope of design is a huge part of what shapes a new designer for success. People definitely don't consider it enough when they take on roles in the industry. Thank you for the tips, Alexis! (and nice hoodie!)

+1 on finding great companies to work in and learn from! Most of the skills I picked up, I learned from awesome design mentors (like Alexis 😉) while working in product companies.

“You’re not just designing mockups, you’re contributing to understanding which opportunities to take for the product team.” (1:35) Still have so much to learn about product design, so this was very timely! Thanks for sharing, Alexis 🤗

I agree 100%. Designers with subpar visual design skills is a no for me. As a designer, you need to have good visual design skills and a basic understanding of hierarchy, contrast, typography etc. Without that skill, it’s very hard to design great products.

best persona video hands down

To the point...and very much helpful...Thank you 😀

Some very nice tips. When choosing a startup, I would look at their mission, the problem and does it align with your own beliefs. This will help as it can get tough when wearing different hats and establishing a culture. Currently at the startup I work with, we have approached design changes by using analytics as we need to do A/B testing.

Nice tips, so important to intro yourself

Thanks for sharing! :)

Go Alexis!!! All the best with Swarm :) Congrats on the launch!

Hello, I am a psych major right now and I want to indulge in this career, is it possible?

Thank you Alexis for always sharing your knowlege...God bless you always🥰🥰🥰

I love the concept of learning like an athlete! 💕 I was wondering - how do you pick which startup to join/ what is your thought process like when considering an early stage startup?

Thank you for this, Alexis! 💖 The first point really resonated with me, the fact that being a designer in an early stage startup is not really about what you specialize as a designer but it’s actually being able to adapt to the needs of the startup when it comes to design at the time being. We gotta love a jack-of-all-trades designer, a generalist one like you’ve mentioned! Can’t wait to learn more from your journey, Alexis! 🔥

What's the bg music loved it Oh yes even the video was great!!

Interesting.. i can do a job transition now.🤩🤩🙏

yay! I want to learn from your coaching...I will add this to my bookmark!

I just stumbled on your video after watching stuff about UI and UX Design. I've watched 3 of your videos now and decided to subscribe! I just have a question. I'm an IT graduate who just transitioned into web and graphic design and I've been working for 10 years now and would love to learn about UI/UX Design...do you have any suggestions on how and where to start?

Boss paano po kapag Hindi UI/UX design or IT degree ko, pero nag aral ako UI/UX sa Udemy, eligible ba yun for internship?

Thank you. Baka keri tagalog next time para satin satin. haha

Simple and clear explanation, really nice job, Alexis

Do still offer the coaching program?

Hello! Do you still offer this service?

😍😍😍

Great video Alexis! I'm currently aspiring to be a UX Designer so these "How-to" videos really help 👏

With the banana in the screenshot... UX of a banana please!!!!

love the banana neon lights in the bg! haha 🍌

Nice content Alex! Keep it up bro!

I’m here before it gets viral 💜