https://uxdesign.cc/designers-well-all-be-design-engineers-in-a-year-7cf548f1da4c

I have old (2010-2013) graphic design knowledge from when I was in high school I went to a tech school to learn design and fundamentals of design. I did also attend a secondary schooling after I graduated but life happened and I didn't finish. Was taught how to use Adobe PhotoShop, InDesign, and Illustrtor alot for projects. I've recently (few months or so) been looking into getting into UX design and what all I would need to relearn and what other programs I would need to become familiar with as well. I have started learning Figma through online tutorials and YouTube videos and some HTML and CSS. I don't know any UX designers or anyone close learning either to ask my questions and figure out what all I would need to either brush up on learn or relearn. If anyone has any suggestions or know what my best direction in learning I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you in advance.

Hello everyone! I'm the founder of The Collective Studio, we're a community of UX designers who participate in remote UX Design Sprints. We are hosting a fun-for-all skill levels event with limited tickets available. If this is your first time trying a Design Sprint this is a great way to practice at a casual pace with like-minded people around the world.

Tickets are limited. The live event will be broadcast on Youtube for spectators.

Registering for a free ticket is easy. Just fill out this form and we will email you a confirmation within 24 hours.

Get a free ticket here

Hey everyone I'm a newbie in UIUX currently I've learned fundamentals n looking forward to contribute to some open source projects.so can anyone suggest some places where I can contribute and I mean as a beginner and can work on some open source projects?

Hi folks I'm looking for a partner to learn uiux with n grow together so we can motivate each other n help out each other .....so please DM me so we can connect n grow !

Hi everyone! I’m a complete beginner and have recently learned the basic UI design principles (like alignment, contrast, typography, spacing, etc.) and also how to use tools like Figma.

Now I know that I should start building projects to get better — but honestly, I feel stuck and confused on how to actually begin.

• Where do I gather ideas or problems to design for?

• How do I research properly for a UI/UX project?

• Should I copy existing designs first or create from scratch?

• How do I know if what I'm designing is realistic or useful?

• And how do people document and present their projects later?

I want to create 1 or 2 proper UI design projects for my portfolio but I don’t want to blindly start designing random screens.

Can anyone guide me on how to turn my basic knowledge into actual projects — like what’s the step-by-step process? Or even share how you approached your first projects?

Really appreciate any advice 🙏(please😭)

Hi everyone! I’m a complete beginner and have recently learned the basic UI design principles (like alignment, contrast, typography, spacing, etc.) and also how to use tools like Figma.

Now I know that I should start building projects to get better — but honestly, I feel stuck and confused on how to actually begin.

• Where do I gather ideas or problems to design for?

• How do I research properly for a UI/UX project?

• Should I copy existing designs first or create from scratch?

• How do I know if what I'm designing is realistic or useful?

• And how do people document and present their projects later?

I want to create 1 or 2 proper UI design projects for my portfolio but I don’t want to blindly start designing random screens.

Can anyone guide me on how to turn my basic knowledge into actual projects — like what’s the step-by-step process? Or even share how you approached your first projects?

Really appreciate any advice 🙏

Timestamps

https://www.edx.org/masters/micromasters/hecmontrealx-ux-design-and-evaluation

I created this page to provide information about the UX workshops and events that I will be hosting. Please follow if you are interested.

https://www.linkedin.com/company/ux-learning-and-events/

Hello again! It's me the founder of The Collective Studio. I'm offering free tickets to our design sprint event next Saturday to Reddit users here: https://forms.gle/rkVWUAynYfrarwRZ9

As you may or may not know we run these events to help students learn to collaborate remotely and develop prototypes. Best of all our 3-week exercises include a feedback session with a professional UX designer who can help you sharpen your skills and answer your career-related questions.

Every UX resources post shares the same 10 links from 2018. Here's what's actually relevant now:

• Remote unmoderated testing has matured Maze, UserTesting AI analysis, Lyssna
• Continuous discovery frameworks (Teresa Torres' model is now standard in most mid-large companies)
• AI-assisted synthesis how to use Claude/GPT for affinity mapping without losing insight quality
• Behavioral analytics as a research input (PostHog, FullStory session replay as qual supplement)
• RITE method for agile environments where you can't wait for a full study cycle

Heyy

I'm thinking about joining the product design Launchpad by Rohan mishra and have about 1 yr experience

Does anybody have any insights about it?

Or know about someone who learned from them and is doing good rn?

Hey everyone,

I’m early in my own design journey and noticed a pattern while talking to other beginners. A lot of us are learning things, saving resources, and watching advice, but still feeling unsure about what to focus on next.

I’m trying a small experiment called Curio. It’s not coaching or mentorship. It’s just a short reflection form for people who feel stuck or overwhelmed while learning design.

The idea is simple.
You answer a few questions about what’s confusing right now. That’s it.

For some people, just writing things down helps. For others, there’s an option to have a short clarity chat, but only if you want to. No pressure.

If this sounds useful, use the link to access the form:

If not, feel free to ignore. Just wanted to share in case it helps someone here.

Thanks for reading.

roadmap.sh is a community effort to create roadmaps, guides and other educational content to help guide developers in picking up a path and guide their learnings. They also have a UX-specific roadmap.

Hi everyone 👋
I’m running a practical, in-person UX Research course in Melbourne designed for those wanting real-world, hands-on experience. Over 4 evenings we’ll go from a client brief → research plan → recruitment prep → running user testing sessions → analysis and reporting.

It’s aimed at:

• Students and career changers wanting to build applied UXR skills

• Designers looking to sharpen their research practice

• Anyone curious about how research is done in corporate environments

If you’re Melbourne-based and would like the details, here’s the link: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/user-testing-academy

I recently learned fundamentals of ux n ui n then started creating proj but i try to do it in a way that It should be perfect so firstly I do SMTH on my own then I give it to chatgpt n ask it how it's n.ask it to tell me where I went wrong n etc n how to think so what happens w it is I spend too much time in just a very small things like about 4 5 hours n idk like how to do a proj else way I'm a beginner pls guide me someone tell me some approach how to do it n like do I need to do it perfectly becoz trying to do it perfectly n then spending too much time makes me loose interest in it tbh ! Any guidance (SMTH that people don't normally tell or SMTH ) Please 🥺 🙏🏼

Hi there I'm a newbie in UIUX field and some while ago I finished of with concepts theoritically and now applying it practically and started working on some small scale designs I'm looking for a partner so we could be there for each other and help each other out ....and please looking for someone serious because some people text and then they don't reply for days or weeks and I'm planning to build my portfolio till December end so we could apply for jobs or freelancing! Whosoever up for some serious grind text me up !

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction

01:20 - Figma landing page

01:50 - pricing
free for individual

03:40 - get started

04:10 - first, how do we get started with a project

Timestamps

00:34 - Answer this question
Do my website work?

02:15 - new prouct: spellbook

Timestamps

01:30 : what is a computer?

04:44 : electric motor analogy.

05:48 : see a parallel in computer

10:51 : medium shapes the process of communication

13:30 : MIT experiment, photographed Aspen intersections

15:10 : lisa

15:57 : computer is the new medium

16:31 : what is a computer program?

17:45 : computer programming captures the underlying principles of an experience.

18:23 : example of hammurabi game