Girl thats so great that you got feedback from your lead saying that you were right! It must feel very satisfying to feel validated - and yeah, thats crazy that they said that that was an engineering decision, when it clearly affects the user so deeply😂Good for you, you’re clearly a very talented designer for thinking that one through in that way (im more junior and i wouldve been like - oh absolutely, autosave sounds great! Lol)
Absolutely! The conversation with the dev was so out of left field. Honestly, it takes some time to learn how to think through all sides of a decision like this. But remember user first as often as you can!
Hi Steph! Thanks for uploading videos like this. Really enjoy all of them! I would like to see more content about how to gain confidence as a UX Designer, especially when you’re new in a company and you have to justify your design choices. I mean, if you could tell us a bit of how you went through that process after you graduated from bootcamp, that would be so useful to listen to. Thanks again ❤
I’m a UX designer in FinTech and I totally getting the jitters of having to present work that you don’t 100% agree with. So much of my job is having to find the happy medium between the demands from my stakeholders and the actual best practices for the experience. It’s tough out here 😅
Your videos are super encouraging and insightful. Currently enrolled in the Google Certificate UX certification course while enrolled in college for psychology and learning front end developer languages. I've been in both IT and HR, previously working with Google. I have no previous UX experience, however, my goal is to utilize this course and develop my own portfolio of personal and non personal projects. My questions is: Could you see a degree in psychology aligning with becoming a UX designer?
I'm so glad to hear these videos help. Definitely! A psychology degree is super helpful for UX design since it’s all about understanding how people think and behave. Your mix of skills and experiences will be a great asset in this field!
I hope you enjoyed this day in the life! Let me know what else you want to see from me!
Girl thats so great that you got feedback from your lead saying that you were right! It must feel very satisfying to feel validated - and yeah, thats crazy that they said that that was an engineering decision, when it clearly affects the user so deeply😂Good for you, you’re clearly a very talented designer for thinking that one through in that way (im more junior and i wouldve been like - oh absolutely, autosave sounds great! Lol)
Absolutely! The conversation with the dev was so out of left field. Honestly, it takes some time to learn how to think through all sides of a decision like this. But remember user first as often as you can!
Hi Steph! Thanks for uploading videos like this. Really enjoy all of them! I would like to see more content about how to gain confidence as a UX Designer, especially when you’re new in a company and you have to justify your design choices. I mean, if you could tell us a bit of how you went through that process after you graduated from bootcamp, that would be so useful to listen to. Thanks again ❤
Thank you for watching and I can definitely incorporate that in one of my upcoming videos!
I’m a UX designer in FinTech and I totally getting the jitters of having to present work that you don’t 100% agree with. So much of my job is having to find the happy medium between the demands from my stakeholders and the actual best practices for the experience. It’s tough out here 😅
Right, you get it! The jitters are so real
I love your blog😍May I know the name of your planner?
It’s a template I found on notion!
@@hellostephaniem thank you😘
Your videos are super encouraging and insightful. Currently enrolled in the Google Certificate UX certification course while enrolled in college for psychology and learning front end developer languages. I've been in both IT and HR, previously working with Google. I have no previous UX experience, however, my goal is to utilize this course and develop my own portfolio of personal and non personal projects.
My questions is:
Could you see a degree in psychology aligning with becoming a UX designer?
I'm so glad to hear these videos help. Definitely! A psychology degree is super helpful for UX design since it’s all about understanding how people think and behave. Your mix of skills and experiences will be a great asset in this field!
What's the name of the planner you're using?
Just a template I use on Notion!