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What if I’m a freelance designer , what kind of work experience do I need to show 😢help me

Hey May! I’m interviewing with a few companies so I started looking for a few tips. To my surprise your video surfaced. Thanks for putting this together. Great advice! 👍

That was very helpful thank you 🙏

May, thank you so much!!!

Hey May!! Thank you for your videos! I watched your videos when I was interviewing and finally I am joining Goggle soon as a UX Designer🥰✨

The narrative is so incredible and smooth! So glad I found this video, it’s so inspiring.❤

Thanks for the tips! It’s really helpful… ❤

Which software builder do you recommend for the portfolio? I’m confused with all the options we have

bravo this is so helpful

You're reading from a script while doing a critique that's meant to be improvised.

This is so useful! I didn’t think they’re a structure about how to answer this question 😂

This video feels like it was written by AI. To be clear, I'm not knocking the general use of an LLM to write a video script, but I can't help but ask the question: Have you actually experienced a positive impact on the response by hiring managers when they hear candidates give similar answers to the ones you provided as examples of a "Senior designer" answer? The "Senior designer" answers simply rephrased the "Junior designer" answers using bigger words as if they're trying to meet a requirement on a high school paper. Personally, I tend to prefer plain language over superfluous jargon. Using long words unnecessarily feels like overcompensating and trying to *sound* smart. I'm not sure the content in this video is helpful at all.

All your videos are super helpful, May! Love from Seattle.

Awesome video

Empathy in UX designer is super Data driven, we don't work like psychologists, who deal 1-1. UX is a more for the crowd. using data from MVP apps can play a huge role. If AI can do this, half the UX designers who do basic roles will be off the market. What do you think @MaySunDesign

<3 thank you and gratitude

Thanks a lot. This is so inspiring.

I find it so helpful process. Specially the clock that lock for an hour for deep working. Expecting more tricks from you. Go ahead.

Great job on laying out those issues! Ill pass your channel info to a few college friends who teach technical comms!

This is the most helpful case study video I've seen! Thanks so much!

relume has an editor. I haven't played with it much yet but it seems like maybe a better option.

Lovely. So well explained!

Thanks for this.

I am learning so much from watching your videos. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing source of information. This one is quite helpful.

this is really cool! what tool did you use to have prototypes in your slides May?

真的很感谢🙏最近马上要onsite，看完对app critique感觉不是那么胆怯了

Thank you for the idea

Thank you for the idea

Thank you for sharing

Great format for this and extremely helpful. Thanks again!

hey may, love the video, these are common questions I've been getting during my interviews and I hope to use your tips to elevate my pitch. I'd love to see a video on advice to tackle app critique round eg spotify, amazon. Would love to know how you go about the process :)

Thanks this was really helpful

Loved the role play 😊 it made it so much more immersive. So interesting to see the collaboration between business and the design team through a project example.

Hey May, thanks for your insightful perspectives! Can you share what study materials you learn regularly to help you stay in the updated to date design trend?

内容和观点挺好的，但用词太专业了，如果能用更小白的语言解释就更好了

Thanks for the video) I wish such company will hire me as a designer) If you'll have such opportunity, please, advice me to your colleagues)

Never heard of this before. Thank you so much 😍 Though can you elaborate more on this using a case study or how do you implement this perspective in a project please? I think I’ll really help me on my career at the moment

Thank you for sharing! I didn't know wix has the AI tool now, seems they evolved a lot. Another tool I've tried is Framer, they also have amazing AI function to help build and brainstorming the website : )

Very impressive. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for sharing!!! I like your style a lot, packed with useful information but also concise and straight to the point, subscribed:))) One question: would it be better to just put my case study in the form of PowerPoints, instead of on a website?

Thank you May, It is a really clear and straightforward mindset about this topic!

谢谢你所有的视频！！超级有帮助 <3 <3 <3

Thanks a lot for this video, very helpful 👍

6:15 this tip was new to me, making sure any changes go into a second phase so the first phase design stayed locked down is super useful!

1:28 product building process 2:07 how to get buy in from eng from kick off 2:17 best practices during initial design and feedback 3:16 getting buy in for research 4:17 common mistake with projects with a big scope 5:00 map out the design by phases 5:30 remember to design error messages 6:00 tips for handover 6:40 visual qa session 7:20 improving the process with engineer afterwards

May, thank you for making these videos. I love your lessons and insights :x. Please keep making videos.

could you please share how to effectively collaborate with engineers? we have weekly syncs, but sometimes it feels disorganised and random, how to improve it? and also it'd be helpful to hear about holding retro meetings - last time it lasted about 3 hours which seems excessive thanks a lot for your content!

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Thanks for sharing your case study. The flow was natural and engaging. I liked how you focused on defining the problem and arriving at a solution without distractions like user journey maps, design systems, and wireframes. The goal of connecting entrepreneurs and facilitating knowledge sharing was clear. During your presentation, I thought it would be cool to also have an option for private chat, as some people may prefer one-on-one connections for specific business questions and advice.