Getting the Job Done: Working with Designers
Those that have managed designers or who have hired one for a freelance project know that not every project goes smoothly. This often isn’t a lack of skills or experience on the designer’s part, but a lack of properly managing the designer’s role in the project. This week’s article provides a few tips for successfully working with designers.
Getting the Job Done: Working with Designers
Those that have managed designers or who have hired one for a freelance project know that not every project goes smoothly. This often isn’t a lack of skills or experience on the designer’s part, but a lack of properly managing the designer’s role in the project. This week’s article provides a few tips for successfully working with designers.
How to Climb the UX Career Ladder
Currently, the UX industry is seeing a large growth with numerous professionals entering the field; and the associate levels career-seekers are exceeding the number of available positions. This coveted starting point is becoming more competitive to obtain. But once you are in, what happens next? Learn what it takes to move from an entry-level UX role to mid-level and beyond.
How to Climb the UX Career Ladder
Currently, the UX industry is seeing a large growth with numerous professionals entering the field; and the associate levels career-seekers are exceeding the number of available positions. This coveted starting point is becoming more competitive to obtain. But once you are in, what happens next? Learn what it takes to move from an entry-level UX role to mid-level and beyond.
Full-stack UXers: Who They Are and How to Find Them
Contrary to what the title might suggest the role of full-stack UXer doesn’t call for someone with a deep mastery of every part of the design trajectory. In practice, there are very few pros who are as skilled in programming languages as they are in pixel-perfect design.
Full-stack UXers: Who They Are and How to Find Them
Contrary to what the title might suggest the role of full-stack UXer doesn’t call for someone with a deep mastery of every part of the design trajectory. In practice, there are very few pros who are as skilled in programming languages as they are in pixel-perfect design.
Nice way of showing your skills on portfolio [on hold]
First of all, I want to say that I’m not a UX Designer.
I have seen many portfolios or resumes websites where someone shows his/her skills with progress bars and sometimes use percentages, like this example
https://codepen….