Hey sapta, could you plz make a checklist of all the skills one needs to learn before they start applying for product designer roles at product based company, startups or any other company that cares about design.
much appreciated! as a self-taught novice designer its easy to believe my design is perfect due to bias creeping in. but seeing you question each and every thing really triggers that critical thinking process to bulletproof everything and leave no room for doubt or mistakes. will surely send my first case study to you for review!
learned a lot from this! Being a beginner in UX Field, I get to advance my knowledge in thought process, and user needs by seeing review of case studies you do!!
I really like the way you review the case study. The feedback which you give is understandable also it doesn't not affect people they take it in a positive way and feedback should be taken in positive way but when it's given in the right way. One thing in this case study I clapped on the info icon that was just amazing. Great man!
Thanks again for another amazing case study review. Just a suggestion your old thumbnails in these series are iconic, I had read this thumbnail twice to confirm whether this one is a case study review or a video on another topic.
Hey Sapta, really appreciate your time and effort in reviewing all the case studies of designers who are looking for their first Product designer role. One curious question I have for you - Do recruiters really spend this much amount of time on a single case study of an applicant to decide whether to call him for an interview or not? Also, text heavy case studies are really difficult to scan for any readers/recruiters. So, would you recommend making our case study more visual by showing our decisions and process more visually?
A dashboard element on the settting screen that houses icons of pay later, cards, more would solve the confusion and educate at the same time. Rest option can be kept as it is below it.
At 20:56 seconds timestamp, in the talabat pay current application screen, how are all the icons for all the items the same. Gift is the only icon for all menu items rewards, offers, pay, pay later etc. Now I feel that is also designed and is a design error.
Sir I really want to see ur video but I don't know the way u speak is like.......so pressurized when you explain something in English I can't explain properly but this is what I feel How can I finished this video??? 😢
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Hey sapta, could you plz make a checklist of all the skills one needs to learn before they start applying for product designer roles at product based company, startups or any other company that cares about design.
much appreciated! as a self-taught novice designer its easy to believe my design is perfect due to bias creeping in.
but seeing you question each and every thing really triggers that critical thinking process to bulletproof everything and leave no room for doubt or mistakes.
will surely send my first case study to you for review!
learned a lot from this! Being a beginner in UX Field, I get to advance my knowledge in thought process, and user needs by seeing review of case studies you do!!
I really like the way you review the case study. The feedback which you give is understandable also it doesn't not affect people they take it in a positive way and feedback should be taken in positive way but when it's given in the right way.
One thing in this case study I clapped on the info icon that was just amazing.
Great man!
Thanks again for another amazing case study review. Just a suggestion your old thumbnails in these series are iconic, I had read this thumbnail twice to confirm whether this one is a case study review or a video on another topic.
talk about UX for these thumbnails :P
Hey Sapta, really appreciate your time and effort in reviewing all the case studies of designers who are looking for their first Product designer role.
One curious question I have for you - Do recruiters really spend this much amount of time on a single case study of an applicant to decide whether to call him for an interview or not?
Also, text heavy case studies are really difficult to scan for any readers/recruiters. So, would you recommend making our case study more visual by showing our decisions and process more visually?
Same concern here!
Hey Sapta, I love the video! I'm also making a case study. I hope you'll review it when I complete it. 😀😀
I like how he gives constructive feedback.
at 37:40 info icon can be removed completly & detail can be added in about section or inside wallet detail
A dashboard element on the settting screen that houses icons of pay later, cards, more would solve the confusion and educate at the same time. Rest option can be kept as it is below it.
Congratulations humdan for interview
Thank you 😊
At 20:56 seconds timestamp, in the talabat pay current application screen, how are all the icons for all the items the same. Gift is the only icon for all menu items rewards, offers, pay, pay later etc. Now I feel that is also designed and is a design error.
Absolutely amazing insights, please continue this series I am learning so much.
Thank you so much Sapta
Hire him! 🔥
Redesign IRCTC app.
Sir I really want to see ur video but I don't know the way u speak is like.......so pressurized when you explain something in English I can't explain properly but this is what I feel
How can I finished this video??? 😢
Thumbnail change q kiya
I'm even more confused with the redesign.
I agree
Would love to know your thoughts on the redesign and why you find it confusing so I can learn 😁
Please give us review only..we don't want you overacting expression and fake laugh..
😂
They are just good marketers not a designer.
Same feeling.
Really never a fan of these long case studies.