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I have an associates degree in graphic design and I am currently taking Google certification program in UX design. I realize that they both correlate in the same field so I feel I want to still be I graphic design

I found this video helpful. Can I make a yearly salary if I work for a professional sports companies like college sports nba,mlb, and nfl etc?

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 UA-cam tutorials?

Ima go with “Designer” and let the employer fill in the gap lol and if they ask, can you do this thing? Ima say yes!

For the people that live in USA, UK Europe, Most Graphic design works are outsourced from cheaper countries...using Fiverr, Upwork & remote hiring.

Basically now they expect you to know the entire Adobe CC Suite, Figma, Sketch, Coding, Illustration, all while you "keep learning" and pay you 50k. Meanwhile the old boys, Gen X Creative Directors with psychology degrees don't have half the skillset or design chops and would be equally screwed if they started now. Also, there are too many cooks in the kitchen. Everyone thinks they know what's right and has a different opinion and you will end up making 10,000 iterations and updates. RUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Is IT degree is better for UX Designer.

Noted

Do you think a major in graphic design with a minor in psychology would be a good idea?

Thank you for your video. Much appreciated.

Christine, I plan to major in graphic design for uni next year, and every uni website I look at has a degree that leads to graphic design under a different name- fine arts, studio arts, design, and so on- could you help and explain what I should be looking for when trying to find a degree that can put me on the graphic design career path?

I love how you went though the cons first

50 to 60 hour work weeks is nothing!! How about 15 to 18 per day!? Yupe!! That's what many startup contrators and employees have to work!

Startup's are not cool, and not glamorous!! I worked at one and will never do it again!! The only pro is you get to learn a shit load of new tech stacks and experiment with whatever you feel like experimenting with!

I’m learning design at school and I always though that my design weren’t attractive comparing my work to others and watching things on Instagram that are really attractive for me but I recently acknowledged that my style is unique and that I’m unique in that way and that my work doesn’t have to be the same that someone else I’m cultivating difference in my life , always but I had some doubt recently thank you for the insight. My craft are mysterious for people in general so i accepted it 😂

Would a degree in Information Systems with interface design track work for UX?

Hii Gal. It was wonderful to find your page. It's very helpful. I would be glad if you can help me . I want to learn graphic design or UI design but the place I want to apply sending me UX brochure and they say its part of UI. If I want to create ads or posters, videos... what should I start with step 1,2,3 exactly? 😊

Wow such an incredible way of explaining ❤🎉

I find the description of UX to be inaccurate. A UX designer should be considering how layout and typography affect legibility and hierarchy. As well, color choices for organizing, clear labeling, and accessibility standards are all key to UX.

Which of them looks good for 10-20 years? thank you God bless much love.

I went to community college to save money but TOOK IT SERIOUSLY! I got way more out of it than a lot of my classmates because I put more into it. I thought I was fine as a designer until I went to community college at 27 for an AA. When I finally did, I got as much out of the lessons, projects, etc. as possible, including unrelated General Ed. and I learned way more than I ever learned from being self taught. Seeing other people's work, hearing other people's questions, and the answers to those questions helped a ton. So did ingraining the basic principles of design instead of treating them as an intro to get through.

Very helpful, thank you!!!

You made so many great points. Thank you for all your insight!!!

Burnout doesn't come from too much work it comes from lack of control and autonomy. I can work 10hours a day with autonomy without feeling burnt out and work only 3 hours a day where everyone micromanages me and i will be burnt out.

Where did you go?

Hey Design Girl, first of all I want to thank you for all the videos you been putting up as it teaches me how to be a better designer. So for right now, I’m doing community college in graphic design since I’m thinking of freelancing at first so I can create projects on my own to put in my portfolio while going to school. Also I made great people in my school which is good since we all have the same ideas what we want to do. Other then that I’m also focus in getting into the gaming industry some time soon. Keep up the good work too :)

Hiii nice work welcome to india

I started to work for an agency (as a developer) 6 months ago. here is my experience so far: CONS: - direct customer contact - constant project switches (multiple times a day) - extreme tight deadlines - the need to write everything down what I did - no clear tasks - no one is there to help me... because coworkers are also very busy. - daily bullshit status meetings and some additional surprise meetings. PRO: - I learned a lot... but not really enough to be a pro in one project / tech. all of this, results into pure STRESS. In the end of a day I feel very exhausted without having really done much. I will quit soon and search for a "normal" job where I can be a human again and not think about hanging myself. I tried to search for a job while I am still hired but it is very difficult.

Thorough video on ux UI design I've come across.. you've explained soo well. Totally spot on!. I have done my bachelor's in interior design with 4 years of work experience. Now I wish to make a transition to UX UI design. Can you please suggest to me what specialization would suit me the best. Thanks in advance!

thanks a lot!!!

I want to do ui ux in UK ..can I settle over there after the course

I enjoyed your video and how well you explained each role. Content Designer is the newest title for UX Writer as we are an instrumental part of design and should be included from the start. At my company, we are slowly but surely making progress but are still seen as less important than the UX Designers. I really love UI/visual design but since I had a journalism undergrad degree went in the UX writing direction.

Thank you for this break down.

Academic background media communication and marketing some web content and media creation experience....yes LinkedIn learning can fill in the knowledge gaps and other design drawing classes online and add the projects to portfolio. I already have website with written examples.

I am a little introverted and I heard ux designers have to do a lot of meetings and presentations, is this the right job for me? I heard Specializing in UI has less social interactions is this true?

thankyou so much, it really helps me

nice!

You're a boss for including all these resources! Liked and commenting to give props! Thanks sis!

Thank you so much. Lately, I have been thinking about which direction of design to choose. After watching this video I understood that graphic design is for me and not UX/UI design. Once again, thank you so much. Great content!

I feel like I fit with UI/UX/ Branding & Marketing/ Graphic Design & Copywriting or blend of those. I'm good with words and I'm also good at making things more efficient but equally good at aesthetics, help. Lol!

web design = UI ?

This was definitely my experience that I was completely unprepared out of college. I had not much of a portfolio and wasn’t equipped for real life jobs. I always felt underprepared but now I understand that it wasn’t all my fault. That’s a relief because i always felt so inadequate as a creative designer.

It’s hard nowadays. It seems many companies want “designers” or graphic designers to be EVERYTHING. The skill set they want is so broad and honestly feels underpaid for the amount of software intelligence we must have on top of our analytical thinking skills. Sometimes they even lump in marketing too.

This is a little late, I hope all is well with you. Your videos are amazing and I am not a designer. I was looking for design content for my daughter who is in high school and she loves your channel as well. We will miss you. You appear to be so genuine and I hope you continue to be blessed and have continued success.

Thanks Christine - that was extremely useful and brilliantly explained!!!

When are you coming back?😔

Very helpful explanation👏😊

I am all of those things in my company

You certainly _DO NOT_ need to waste time and useless student loan money securing a degree in this field any longer! Everything you need, including apps, tutorials, and even those puke-inducing "art history and common theories" that were at least a year's time wasted worth of college requirements - are all available either free of charge, or for dirt cheap via the internet, and you can learn at your own leisure!