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Working on this video will upload soon.

Thank you so much! I'm glad you find the channel helpful. There's a lot more great content coming, so stay tuned! 🙂

Hello, yes, I will make a video on this very soon.

Thank you very much for your time; I appreciate that.

Great question! The future of UI/UX design in 2025 is very bright. With new technology like AI, VR/AR, and voice interfaces, there will be a lot of opportunities for designers. If you keep learning and improving your skills, you’ll have a great career ahead!

Hi, Yes I'll add it to my list of upcoming topics. Stay tuned! 😊

Hi! Before applying for a job, focus on building a strong portfolio and share your work on platforms like LinkedIn, Behance, or Dribbble. When using LinkedIn, don’t just search for jobs in the Jobs section; also connect with HR professionals in your area, nearby, or in locations where you’d like to work. They often post job openings directly. Make it a habit to check LinkedIn posts daily, as many employers share updates like "UI/UX designer needed" or "Urgent requirement for a UI/UX designer." You can also apply on company websites and connect with recruiters directly. Additionally, platforms like Internshala are great for finding opportunities, so keep an eye on job postings there as well. Finding the perfect job might take time, so keep learning and refining your portfolio in the meantime. Best of luck! 🚀

Hi, I’m glad you found the video helpful! 😊 I’ll definitely consider uploading a video on technical interview questions soon

Hey, Thanks so much, I’ll work on creating content for senior designers soon.

Thank you, I will

Thank you, Yes I am working on more videos 🙂

Yes 😅

@rishabhparochi like for paid one right? I never heard about any interview even in a paid coding internship 🤣

Thank you, I will 🙂

It would be grateful if you help me in this as I am too self learning and completed my first project but get basic idea from doing course from udemy

Hi Sumit, Please check my latest video, "How to Become a UI/UX Designer." It. covers everything that you need to become a UI/UX designer.

@rishabhparochi ok

Hi Sumit, To learn UI/UX design, you can take the "Google UX Design Professional Course," which is available on UA-cam for free. I am working on a video in which I will show the complete road map to becoming a UX designer for free. I plan to upload it within a week. So do not miss that video.

@@rishabhparochi okay thanks

Thanks a lot! I’m happy you find the videos helpful. I’ll keep making more like this! Let me know if there’s anything specific you’d like me to cover!

Thank you so much! 😊 I really appreciate your kind words. I'm glad you find my videos helpful! I'll definitely keep making more videos like this. Stay tuned for more, and feel free to ask if you have any specific topics you'd like me to cover.

I’m not working for any company at the moment. I’m a freelance designer, and I collaborate with clients from different countries to help design their products.

sure will make a video on it.

Hello, Yes, you can, creating your own projects is a great way to build your portfolio. Also, consider learning UX because UI and UX are closely related, and understanding both will help you design better, more user-friendly interfaces.

@@rishabhparochi Thanks will surely also learn the fundamentals of ux.

Aap Bilkul kr sakte hai, pr English thoda improve Krna hoga, aapko itni English aana chahiye ki aap communication kr sake, samne wala kya keh raha hai ye samajh sake or uska jabab de sake, aap apne ideas, thoughts, or designs ko English me explain kr sake.

It depends on the task. You get time from 2 days to one week.

@@rishabhparochi Recently i was given an internship assessment task which required me to make 3 Full fledged high fidelity apps. That too in 2 Days time. Which i thought was just ridiculous. . So i wanted to know how much time did you get for this specific task that you were talking about in this video.

​@@capt_gh0st Like a complete app which should have every bells and whistle? Sounds a bit daunting.

@@techh9171 they wanted high fidelity prototype for every possible screen for all the 3 apps. I didn't do it because it clearly showed what they expect from their employees and what kind of work culture they have. Today I received another task from a different company. They are asking for Wireframes and Mockups for a single problem statement. That too in 3 days of time. This seems feasible.

Sure, I will upload soon 👍🏻

Glad it was helpful!

Sure, I am working on this video and will upload it soon.

They were startups.

Hi, thank you, I am working on this video. I will cover almost all the questions they ask in the interview and upload it soon.

I don't use any platforms to find clients; in fact, I acquired clients through networking.

Hi, Akarshan, Thank you. For your friend, I will suggest taking a "Google UX Design Professional course" on UA-cam. They have a complete playlist with very good content and focus on design thinking processes and design principles. Watch other designers how they think, how they do research, how they solve problems, how they design, and keep practicing. It will be enough. He can find all these things on UA-cam.

@@rishabhparochi thank you for the recommendation! I assume the best way to then get experience and internships is internshala/cold emailing startups with your portfolio? And lastly what's your advice on paid cohorts like 10kdesigners ?

@@aakarshan4644 To get an internship, first you need to make a portfolio with at least 2-3 projects. I will recommend adding projects for both web and phone versions and also including one mobile application. Then you need to create a professional resume. Do not add any graphics or colors to your resume; it should be text only. Show what you have designed so far in bulletpoints. And then start applying on Internshala; it is the best platform to find internships.

Yeah, I took a Google UX Design Professional course.

@@rishabhparochi do you need the certificate or just learning from it would be enough?

@@pratik2777 No need of a certificate; I don't have any certificates. I completed this course on UA-cam. In UI/UX, at the end, the only thing that matters is your skills; they hire you on the basis of your skills, not certificates.

@@rishabhparochi I'm a dropout and right after 12th(4months ago) i got 25k/m job at an early stage agency (it's not even registered rn) but we're getting decent clients. Would you recommend doing college or just gaining experience would be enough?

@@pratik2777 I will recommend you do at least graduation. You can do anything: BCA, BSC, BE, BTech, etc., because in the future, if you apply to any well-growing company, they will definitely prefer someone who has at least graduated. If you are a freelancer or you have your own startup, then that's fine.

Hi, Bidyut, I can understand your situation. I also faced these problems when I was just starting into UI/UX, so first of all, you need a good-looking, strong portfolio and a professional resume. To write your resume in a professional way, don't use any colors or graphics, only text. Mention your projects and explain in bullet points what you did in these projects. For example, if you have redesigned any app, then explain how you simplify the flow, why your designs provide a better experience to users, what problem you solved, explain all these things in your case study, and mention them in bullet points in your resume. If you are still not getting a reply, that means you need to improve your skills. Good-looking UI makes a great impression on recruiters and increases the chances of selection. Keep practicing and improving your UI skills. Youll definitely get an internship. All the best.

Hi, thanks, man. I found them on "Internshala" and "LinkedIn," but if you are from India, "Internshala" is the best option to find internships.

Sure, I will definitely do that.

Hey, Janvi, You don't need a laptop to learn UI/UX. You can take online courses on your phone, but you need a laptop to implement and practice what you are learning in the course. To learn UI/UX, you can take a "Google UX Design course"; it is also available on UA-cam. But if you want a certificate, then you have to buy this course from Coursera.

@@rishabhparochi can u tell me some free courses

@@janvisingh6449 Take the "Google UX Design Course" because it has good quality content and it is on UA-cam, so you can take it for free. Just watch, listen carefully, make notes, and most importantly, implement what you learn and keep practicing. And after completing the course, I will recommend you watch other designers on UA-cam, see how they solve problems and how they design, see what they do, and listen to what they say. You will learn a lot just by doing this.

@@janvisingh6449 There is a complete playlist available on UA-cam for "Google UX Design Course."

@@rishabhparochi thank u rishabh

Welcome 😊

Hi, thank you, Aap “Google ux design course” dekh sakte hai UA-cam pr bhi available hai, Ansh Mehra ke videos bhi dekh sakte hai, UA-cam pr or bhi Kai channel hai jo UI/UX design sikhate hai, course ke sath sath aap figma pr design Krna bhi start kre koi bhi design ko copy krna start kre isse aapko design ka thoda idea hoga kese kese design elements hote hai or kis element ka kya kaam hota hai or aisa krne se aap figma bhi use krna seekh jaoge, “ui design principles” or “design thinking process” ye bhut important hai. All the best for your journey 👍🏻

UI/UX design ke liye aapko koi bhi certificate ya degree ki jarurat nahi hai bs skills hona chahiye, me abhi tak 3 internship or 1 freelance project kr chuka hu kisi ne bhi na to certificate ka pucha or na hi degree ka bs portfolio dekha hai design process ko check krne ke liye, ke kese design challenge solve krte hai, kya or kyu ye design decisions liye hai, to aap certificate ke liye nahi bhagna, skills sikhne pr jada dhyan dena.

For UI - Jesse showalter 30 Day UI course. & For UX - Erik kennedy UX