In my opinion, they are greatly connected with Product and Graphic Design. Therefore, they're all simply - Design - aren't they? What exactly is missing about the content?
@@atheist.christian although they do share common ground , I think a few of points of difference between what u mentioned and UX are: Designing interactions for screens, how to charge for UX (which is slightly different and not as standardized as graphic design for example), Critique for websites, etc..
you prolly dont care but if you're bored like me during the covid times then you can stream all the new series on InstaFlixxer. Have been streaming with my gf for the last days xD
love ux talk!!! people focus too much on design sometimes, but if you really study and try to nail the ux, then the design usually takes care of itself.
thank you for this!! Much needed at my job right now and loved hearing these insights - we've been struggling defining and getting together a process to produce tangible deliverables(specifically through the discovery/research process) for our client and want to make sure we exceed their expectations
@@Mustafa-ux When the problem presented is "I want more sales" when working with an ecommerce platform, what are some questions you can ask or steps you can take to really get down to the real problem? Google Analytics?
@@Andrew-er7tz if the client wants to improve the buy flow the you can look at the current way people purchase things on the site. Using analytics can help seeing where people drop off, but also setting up a test to see how many steps there are in the flow. For example take a user on a bus, then them they have 4 stops to buy something, and give them a credit card, you can see how quickly (or not) the user gets through the flow. These are two ways to assess and find issues , from there you can start to iterate and improve the flow/design
Twitter, Uber, Netflix, Hulu; pretty much all are really cool PWAs using Reactjs or Angular, and a huge thanks to the Chrome team for pushing PWAs as much as they can! Hopefully we get background push notifications soon too!!
Excellent content. I love the idea of hacking user's perception of speed, and will definitely watch Mustafa's talk. PWAs are something to keep in mind as a UX designer now, and something that I can now propose to avoid the heavy user cost of downloading an app. More UX/UI stuff please :) I think it would be super interesting to have a discussion about it from a perspective beyond the current connotation of a screen; the future of UX e.g. voice UX (Siri, Google Home , Alexa etc.) and AR & VR UX
@@Mustafa-uxThank you Mustafa, that was very insightful :) I took service design in my last semester at uni 6 years ago, and it always interested me. How do you think a designer can prepare himself to operate within a new service design ecosystem? What would I need to study, explore or read?
@@9KoubA2 Trying to get an internship or placement at a design agency that deals in service design. Typically it means working with stackholders, running workshops like design sprints etc, rather than just designing UI. There is a list of books here that might be worth checking out as well: medium.com/strategic-design-lab/7-service-design-books-worth-reading-3826f48eb68b
Thank you so much for this insightful and resourceful talk guys! The only slight issues: it was a bit difficult to hear Mustafa. And also Google is not a benevolent company. Like most businesses they have their vices and controversies, so I dont think its objective to describe them as such. Just my opinion tho. Thanks again! Valuable info!
I really like all your videos. I have a suggestion. Why don’t you record a video showing you working in a UX project? So we can see the practice and you can comment during the video why you are doing the things.
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loved it! Please bring more Digital Design content to the channel lol! Where is BEEEEN? He is the king of digital.
So I wonder if you can do a video on how to do a UX design sprint in 2019 that's current? I think if we get a clearer idea of how the process works from beginning to end the better we become as designers overall. :)
This is a Duble stuffed, triple ordered sandwich full of KEYWORDS. GREAT CONTENT... Thanks To Google Guys(Trademarked already, ha) Esp. Mustafa as he is beautifully representing the best sports team in professional sports...just sayin' hahaha
You guys should check out GoodBarber, a platform for Progressive Web Apps and a great tool to have in your kit for any agency, freelancer or designer. You can also use a plugin for transforming WordPress sites into Progressive Web Apps, and the Avada Theme has PWA built into the theme. And The Duda platform also specialise in Progressive Web Apps
Do you need to know the basic programming languages (html,css,javascript) to become a UX Designer? Is it possible to become a UX Designer just knowing the user workflows (research, user empathy personas, designing prototypes etc.) without getting involved in coding? Many thanks!
you dont need to learn how to code, that can help but it isnt apart of designing UX experiences. But making stuff you can test with helps understand the experience, so learning a prototyping tool is key.
In my part, I don't know how to code javascript/jquery and I do animation transition in the website then I asked it to the developer about the animation. How am I able to help him if in the first place I don't have knowledge how much filr size it will consume just to do the animation since UX also consider the speed and good performance of the website? So most of the companies would like to hire designers who have background with these type of genre and I'm not sure if I could land a job for this field or not.
@@rafaelpayumo9066 Learning to code helps but isn't necessary, I think there are a few questions here so let me pull them each apart. Designing for speed is hard on the web, you have to pick and choose where you add animation as it is expensive performance wise, but you can still add delight. I say pick a couple of things and really push for them. For tools, principle is a great ux tool that helps you mock up motion really easily. I would recommend designers who want to design motion to use it, after effects is another tool but is very time consuming but you can mock up really detailed motion design with it. As for jobs, so long as you have a steady set of skills you will be fine, some companies want everything, but be cautious with those jobs, a bad sign from a company that they under value the skill is when they expect one person to have lots and lots. Coding is different to UX design, which is different to user research which is different to visual design. They are all interconnected but different disciplines in their own right.
Considering how much money those guys have and their influence in the community, is it too much to ask of them to have a better microphone? Because man, people that play with me online have better mics wtf
@@ItsZareh Really? So the fact we eat and breathe through the same orifice meaning a certain number of people die from choking to death each year... not a shitty design?
@@marble_wraith the human body is far from shitty design and 1, god is not real. 2, if he were real, that wouldn't make the design shitty, there is a slight issue - no design is without flaw.
We want more about Web, UI/UX. Thank you! :D
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In my opinion, they are greatly connected with Product and Graphic Design. Therefore, they're all simply - Design - aren't they? What exactly is missing about the content?
@@atheist.christian although they do share common ground , I think a few of points of difference between what u mentioned and UX are: Designing interactions for screens, how to charge for UX (which is slightly different and not as standardized as graphic design for example), Critique for websites, etc..
you prolly dont care but if you're bored like me during the covid times then you can stream all the new series on InstaFlixxer. Have been streaming with my gf for the last days xD
@Jesiah Tony yup, I have been using InstaFlixxer for years myself =)
Thanks for having us Chris! Feel free to reach out with questions.
Thanks for your valuable input! You are so good at explaining things you could honestly teach
love ux talk!!! people focus too much on design sometimes, but if you really study and try to nail the ux, then the design usually takes care of itself.
I dont work in UX or Ui or web design but i can listen to this topic all day 🤩🤩🤩
The value I get from the futur is crazy! My number 1 youtube channel.
24 minutes in Mustafa makes a great point. Bring the client along with you on the journey!
Thank you!
This is right up my alley. Thanks for featuring these 2 guys!
This is very insightful. I will love to see more videos on digital product design, Interaction design, User centered design, UI/UX and Web design
thank you for this!! Much needed at my job right now and loved hearing these insights - we've been struggling defining and getting together a process to produce tangible deliverables(specifically through the discovery/research process) for our client and want to make sure we exceed their expectations
Designers really are digital man! Thank you for this guys.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out or post here :)
Mustafa Kurtuldu Galatasaray sampiyon olurmu:) hehehe baska sorum yok suan hehe
@@YusufOnder maybe, depends on how the season goes :)
@@Mustafa-ux When the problem presented is "I want more sales" when working with an ecommerce platform, what are some questions you can ask or steps you can take to really get down to the real problem? Google Analytics?
@@Andrew-er7tz if the client wants to improve the buy flow the you can look at the current way people purchase things on the site. Using analytics can help seeing where people drop off, but also setting up a test to see how many steps there are in the flow.
For example take a user on a bus, then them they have 4 stops to buy something, and give them a credit card, you can see how quickly (or not) the user gets through the flow. These are two ways to assess and find issues , from there you can start to iterate and improve the flow/design
Mustafa Kurtuldu tyvm for responding! Last question, are most of your talks on a google UA-cam channel? So I can continue learning
With the explanation of web design vs. UX design, I'm seeing an overlap of UX and branding design.
This is a very nice and timely interview which answers a lot of questions relevant in 2019 and beyond. Thanks mate! We love you a lot. ❤
I learned so much thank you, please provide us with more UI/UX content
So grateful for the two differences discussed ! I really needed that insight. Thanks.
Twitter, Uber, Netflix, Hulu; pretty much all are really cool PWAs using Reactjs or Angular, and a huge thanks to the Chrome team for pushing PWAs as much as they can! Hopefully we get background push notifications soon too!!
This is so high quality info! Thank you guys for sharing this for free! I have disabled adblock
So great that you're clearing up this topic, i was as well really confusing both terms.
Excellent content. I love the idea of hacking user's perception of speed, and will definitely watch Mustafa's talk. PWAs are something to keep in mind as a UX designer now, and something that I can now propose to avoid the heavy user cost of downloading an app.
More UX/UI stuff please :) I think it would be super interesting to have a discussion about it from a perspective beyond the current connotation of a screen; the future of UX
e.g. voice UX (Siri, Google Home , Alexa etc.)
and AR & VR UX
Yacoub Yassin if you have any more questions feel free to shout me out
@@Mustafa-uxThank you Mustafa, that was very insightful :)
I took service design in my last semester at uni 6 years ago, and it always interested me. How do you think a designer can prepare himself to operate within a new service design ecosystem? What would I need to study, explore or read?
@@9KoubA2
Trying to get an internship or placement at a design agency that deals in service design. Typically it means working with stackholders, running workshops like design sprints etc, rather than just designing UI.
There is a list of books here that might be worth checking out as well:
medium.com/strategic-design-lab/7-service-design-books-worth-reading-3826f48eb68b
I'm gping to come back to this later as I dont have time just now. Looks super. Thank you - again - Chris and Futur. Excellent comtent.
Please make content more about Ui/Ux. I love to learn from you, Chris & your team.
Excellent UX and design thinking woven piece, this is relevant to so much in design and problem solving
Loving the new content, keep it up guys!
Big respect to Ryan 🙏
Thank you so much for this insightful and resourceful talk guys! The only slight issues: it was a bit difficult to hear Mustafa. And also Google is not a benevolent company. Like most businesses they have their vices and controversies, so I dont think its objective to describe them as such. Just my opinion tho. Thanks again! Valuable info!
I really like all your videos. I have a suggestion. Why don’t you record a video showing you working in a UX project? So we can see the practice and you can comment during the video why you are doing the things.
loved it! Please bring more Digital Design content to the channel lol! Where is BEEEEN? He is the king of digital.
Sooooo much valuable info, I need to watch this 300 times
there's a lot to learn here.
so cool to see more about UX especially after seeing you guys at the awwwards conference!
This episode arrived just in time.
Wow, awesome content! Thank you!
OMG !! PWA in the futur’s chanel !! 😇
Would it be possible to also publish these kind of vids as podcasts or just a place where I can have only the audio to listen to when on the go?
yeah. if the episode is super power popular, we will covert to audio only.
@@thefutur Alright, great to hear.
Up vote for a Podcast this is incredible stuff
Wow! Thank you guys! Very informative Video!
So I wonder if you can do a video on how to do a UX design sprint in 2019 that's current? I think if we get a clearer idea of how the process works from beginning to end the better we become as designers overall. :)
Material Design ❤️
Love this, very good insight and all good questions too [now looking on Google's career page🧐]
If you have any questions let us know :) and good luck
@@Mustafa-ux Will do, thanks!
More ux videos mannn!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
Amazing Video!
This is a Duble stuffed, triple ordered sandwich full of KEYWORDS. GREAT CONTENT... Thanks To Google Guys(Trademarked already, ha) Esp. Mustafa as he is beautifully representing the best sports team in professional sports...just sayin' hahaha
You guys should check out GoodBarber, a platform for Progressive Web Apps and a great tool to have in your kit for any agency, freelancer or designer. You can also use a plugin for transforming WordPress sites into Progressive Web Apps, and the Avada Theme has PWA built into the theme. And The Duda platform also specialise in Progressive Web Apps
cool stuff
If an icon needs a text next to it. Why not just use text? I am curious. Is there an explanation on why do we still need an icon on that case?
can recommend books to know how ask to clients to understand his needs before start web design
Do you need to know the basic programming languages (html,css,javascript) to become a UX Designer? Is it possible to become a UX Designer just knowing the user workflows (research, user empathy personas, designing prototypes etc.) without getting involved in coding? Many thanks!
you dont need to learn how to code, that can help but it isnt apart of designing UX experiences. But making stuff you can test with helps understand the experience, so learning a prototyping tool is key.
In my part, I don't know how to code javascript/jquery and I do animation transition in the website then I asked it to the developer about the animation. How am I able to help him if in the first place I don't have knowledge how much filr size it will consume just to do the animation since UX also consider the speed and good performance of the website? So most of the companies would like to hire designers who have background with these type of genre and I'm not sure if I could land a job for this field or not.
@@rafaelpayumo9066 Learning to code helps but isn't necessary, I think there are a few questions here so let me pull them each apart.
Designing for speed is hard on the web, you have to pick and choose where you add animation as it is expensive performance wise, but you can still add delight. I say pick a couple of things and really push for them.
For tools, principle is a great ux tool that helps you mock up motion really easily. I would recommend designers who want to design motion to use it, after effects is another tool but is very time consuming but you can mock up really detailed motion design with it.
As for jobs, so long as you have a steady set of skills you will be fine, some companies want everything, but be cautious with those jobs, a bad sign from a company that they under value the skill is when they expect one person to have lots and lots.
Coding is different to UX design, which is different to user research which is different to visual design. They are all interconnected but different disciplines in their own right.
@@Mustafa-ux Ahhh. Thanks for the advice Mustafa! :)
learnt a lot
hot damn. how informative.
12:20 I dont think UX is trendy at all, but more and more companies are demanding UX skills in graphic design roles
4 men wonderful!
Great stuff. But some visuals would be nice for reference. .
Thanks.........I almost fell asleep sorry.
More like a podcast
Take a look at my talk, I have a lot more visual examples and some of the things mentioned here: ua-cam.com/video/zfn_tVY5qRI/v-deo.html
'Mighty Google'. It's true.
If you are interested in learning more about UX check out Ryan and Mustafa's podcast - Design Huddle. Cheers!
Considering how much money those guys have and their influence in the community, is it too much to ask of them to have a better microphone? Because man, people that play with me online have better mics wtf
it is odd. but maybe they aren't media pros.
Did no one pick up the first commentor at 19:45. Nunya. It was a troll. Nunya = None of ya business lollll
Wow. Ryan looks like Edward Snowden!
Well we have never seen them together 😁
@@Mustafa-ux lol
Helpful content. Terrible video quality.
GOD IS CREATOR NOT DESIGNER
That hat though... If god's a designer, he sucks at it.
you can't suck at designing
Yeah...he sucks at making things the human brain can't even comprehend yet.
@@ItsZareh Really? So the fact we eat and breathe through the same orifice meaning a certain number of people die from choking to death each year... not a shitty design?
@@marble_wraith the human body is far from shitty design and 1, god is not real. 2, if he were real, that wouldn't make the design shitty, there is a slight issue - no design is without flaw.