What is UI vs. UX Design? | What's The Difference? | UX/UI Explained in 2 Minutes For BEGINNERS.
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- What is UX/UI Design? What is the difference between the two? How can you get started? Lucky for you, we'll get you up to speed in under 2 minutes.
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I didn't notice the timer either 🤣 I was hooked on the graphics and the storytelling.
Didn’t see the timer until I saw the comments. Thanks for the video.
This video gave me a clear view in UX/UI Design that too in so less time. Thanks a lot!!!
Glad it helped!
I didn't even notice the timer 🙂. How is this distraction?
regardless of the timer which i dont see as a problem, that was a splendid video regarding the UXUI. I will venture myself into this career path and will surely learn more about it. Keep it up buddy!
Thanks so much for the kind words, glad it was helpful, and best of luck! 😊
so did u turn this into ur career yet ? just wondering
Been a year now. Do you have any updates or advice?
Thanks for explaining the differences. Great work
Glad it was helpful! 😊
I'm completely new to tech work, and quite frankly i don't know much other than that having a remote job would be sweet for a healthy work-life balance compared to what i do now. I took a quiz online and was told that UI/UX design would be right up my alley. If so, should i look into a Bootcamp based around UI/UX design or should i start with something simpler like coding? Or should i just go back to school? Any advice is greatly appreciated!!
Hey there, that's great to hear! If you've been guided towards UI/UX design and it resonates with you, it could indeed be a good fit.
I'd recommend our Complete Web and Mobile Design BootCamp Course. It's tailored to provide practical insights and skills to get you started in UI/UX design. I'll link it down below ⬇️
zerotomastery.io/courses/learn-web-design/
However, if you're intrigued by the actual coding behind designs, you might want to explore our career paths for both web design and web development. It can give you a holistic view of both options and help you make the right decision. Linked down below as well ⬇️
zerotomastery.io/career-paths/
What quiz did you take
How to take those quiz?
I'd like to know about the quiz you took
Want to help you out. It also depends. Do you want to learn it quickly? Are you interested in the title or experience you can make and have? Are you looking for options in school?
I looked at a few. I would recommend Google UX Design for a small entry that looks good for knowing more of what UX Designers can do. There is also The Interaction Design Foundation that tells you a lot in a way thats extremely friendly, sensitive, and extremely polite way of learning. The prices of both of these individually is about less than $300, though you can cancel The Interaction Design Foundation's membership at any time. I found The Interaction Design Foundation to be clean like a janitor on a night shift. I have yet to find Google, though, i heard it has quality.
Remember that they pay fairly well. Its a good way of living life, especially as you experience that everyone is on a phone or website or app, its like your at the center of everything🌈
Its like you dont have to worry of what the world is doing online as well🙂⭐️
Edited, due to spelling error 🙃
Hi, I'm fresh out of high school and want to get into the UX/UI design field. I'm not exactly sure how to get from point A to point B though. I've heard there are a lot of different ways to get the education and skillset needed but I'm not sure what would be the most helpful. Does it make more sense to get a college degree in a related field or spend that time learning the skills on my own through things like bootcamps and RUclips tutorials?
Hey, great question!
Entering the UX/UI design field doesn't always require a college degree; practical skills and a strong portfolio speak louder.
Many companies are increasingly valuing hands-on experience, which can be gained through bootcamps, online courses, and self-study at a fraction of the cost.
I will link our free crash course on UX/UI design below, incase you want to check it out 🙂
ruclips.net/video/cKZEgtQUxlU/видео.htmlsi=0M4sGNbt8piSh_h1
@@ZeroToMastery Good to know. I'll have yo keep that in mind going into the future. It's interesting you don't always need a degree. Thanks, I really appreciate the help!
@@JRToyReviewsHow is it going so far? I been also Researching on this topic..
@@quizkqp It's been going good. I decided to get a degree in Digital Marketing and Advertising which I think will apply to the UX side of things. I plan to take some design classes as electives to give myself a more rounded skillset. From everything I've researched you just need to prove you have the skills to land a job in the UX/UI field with a strong portfolio. It doesn't seem to matter what road you take to get there as long as you can develop the skills. I guess time will tell if that's truly the case though when I'm looking for a job after graduation!
@@JRToyReviews thank you im still considering if i should go into that field, on the other hand I hope you do pursue what you do/like on that. Thank you an have a good life 😁🫱🏽🫲🏾
ahuhuhu 🤣🤣🤣 people with the ocd breakdown for the timer are killing me 💀💀💀💀 ahuhu cool insightful vid as always
learned so much. thanks !
I'm an online ESL teacher and voice over artist looking to diversify my skill set in 2024. I don't have much knowledge about programming or coding and my computer knowledge is probably pre-intermediate level. What skills does someone need to possess beforehand in order to successfully complete this course? TIA
To successfully complete this course, you don't need any prior design or coding knowledge. All that's required is a willingness and enthusiasm to learn! 😊
So people in this field makes what ? Games , applications, the things we see on the phone?
Hey, great question! UX/UI designers are responsible for the design portion of just about every website, game, application, or user interface in general that you interact with on a daily basis. Which makes them extremely important. Hope this helped 😊
@@ZeroToMastery so if I were to compare to an animated film, they’re like the storyboard artists of the team? Just in charge of the setup of how things should look?
@@SiyandaLotusyes. Their the creative part of the team, while the developers are the logistics part of the team. You’d be surprised how someone who can code has no skill in aesthetics or taste. And vice versa.
So the ui designer make the hole think as an idea and the front end developer makes it possible ?
Correct, UX & UI designers are so important to the process of creating an application because they handle many key components of the initial build. Like the design, flow & logic of an application. Hope this helped 😊
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Thank you so much for the kind words! Means a lot 😊
Then what's the difference between front end developer vs UI/UX?
Hey, great question! I've attached an article that goes into this exact topic, it is definitely worth the read. Hope this helps 😊
www.eleken.co/blog-posts/ui-ux-designer-vs-front-end-developer
Long story short, UI/UX design, frontend codes that design
@@hatesanti yeah your answer summarized an entire Bible for me. Also, that's how I understood it as well.
Am i meant to learn UI, UX separately or together?
Hey great question! I recommend you follow our complete web & mobile design bootcamp. Here you will learn UX/UI together through a seasoned designer with over 10 years of experience. I'll link it down below ⬇️
zerotomastery.io/courses/learn-web-design/
I thought UI was a focus on Usability exclusively and UX being the overall or perceived experience
Hey,
UI (User Interface) design primarily focuses on the look and feel of a product, concerning itself with the presentation and interactivity aspects. It's about how the product is laid out, including buttons, text, images, sliders, and all the items the user interacts with.
UX (User Experience), on the other hand, encompasses the entire user journey and experience with a product. It's not just about usability, but also about how a user feels while interacting with the product, including their emotions, perceptions, and responses.
Hope this helped 😊
Is it worth to persue masters in HCI/uiux soon after btech in software without work experience i.e as fresher
It’s not a must to get a master’s in HCI/UIUX right after your BTech, especially without work experience. In this field, hands-on projects and real-world experience often matter more than just another degree.
Try working on some projects first-you’ll get a better sense of whether a master’s is even worth it for you.
Please like how long can it take to learn this course online?
The average completion time is right around 60 days 😊
zerotomastery.io/courses/learn-web-design/
I didn't notice the timer until I saw the comments.
cool video)
You should remove the timer at the top left. It's a distraction. If you must, put it at the bottom right.
bad UI or UX ?
@@gidmanone UX
Thanks for the feedback Shailesh 😊
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Thank you for the kind words 😊
I like the U i of Google Chrome
Are there any scholarships offered?
We don't have scholarships, but we do offer different discounts at numerous points in the year.
a very common discount is when a new course launches, so keep your eyes peeled 🤫
i wasn't expecting that joke, that was a good lol
Thanks 😅
What’s the training like for this
Hey Marlene! Here at Zero to Mastery we offer a career path to becoming a professional UX/UI Designer. It goes over everything you need to know, regarding the steps to take and what to learn at each point. I'll link it below, hope this helped 😊
zerotomastery.io/career-paths/become-a-ui-ux-designer/
Hey man please remove the timer this is distraction see the video.
Thanks for the feedback! 😊
HUH? I don't get the obesity / US and UI / UX? I guess a slam on my country means I should look elsewhere - I come from Colorado - we don't have an obesity issue.
It's a joke, don't look into it that deeply.
Did I hear "obesity and the US"? 😂 😂 😂
You heard correctly 😅
OBESITY and the UNITED STATES 😂😂😂😂😂 ILY 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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So hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂
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