Become a UX designer in 2024 - A step by step guide

[@SheerazEditz]

Lucky to found you through a LinkedIn post. You’re doing a great job guiding new UX designers!

[@theeswatirai]

Ahh thank you so much for your kind words ❤️

[@Paul-jz9st]

I recently came across your KZbin channel, and I'm at a loss for words to express my gratitude towards you. Your content is incredibly helpful and has been aiding me in my search for information. I just wanted to say a huge thank you for creating such wonderful content. 😄👏

[@theeswatirai]

Thank you so muchhh for your kind words. I am so happy that I helped you :)

[@kamlekar]

Very clear explanation, understand everything now! Thanks for sharing 🎉

[@theeswatirai]

Happy to help!

[@Bearasdfhjkl]

didnt expected this is actually a valuable video. you are also smart .

[@theeswatirai]

Thanks! Glad you liked it :)

[@gordxrohit]

Hey Swati mam ! Come from LinkedIn Happy to learn from your video Thank you for informative videos Indeed 🎉

[@theeswatirai]

Thank you so much for your kind words. Really glad you liked it :)

[@rushichitode6148]

Hey. Thanks for this brief insightful video.

[@theeswatirai]

Happy to help :)

[@thinkingaloud7925]

Nice one Swati, Check your Audio the studio audio and the one on videos are different in loudness, and other aspects

[@theeswatirai]

Thanks! I hate using mic but will start using it :)

[@NikkifiedTV-wg7ql]

@@theeswatirai it is best to use a lavalier microphone or even microphones of your choice especially as it will amplify the audio in the video.

[@theeswatirai]

@@NikkifiedTV-wg7ql Will do that. Thanks :)

[@TheSAMRIDH]

Why is it so challenging to secure a job in this field? Companies seek freshers or interns, yet they require 2 years of experience. Some companies even administer tests during interviews and then put your profile on hold during the assignment period... I'm not sure what's happening in the field. It's a fantastic field to be in, but the competition in our country is remarkable.

[@theeswatirai]

I know right! It's so frustrating but this is what really happening. It's mainly because there are so many experience people in the market (because of layoff and companies cutting their cost) So hiring managers are choosing people who have experience over who don't. I know that it's not right but this is what happening more than 200 people are applying for the same job and recruiters are getting so much option to choose from. Try to hang in there, do freelancing or internship if you are in college or just graduated. All the best. Also I'm editing my new video "How to get job" so stay tuned for it :)

[@Peace_seeker]

Nice suggestions ... I'll come here again if i have any queries..please reply!

[@theeswatirai]

Sure :)

[@Vidhi_Waghmare]

Thanks for the video it's really helpful for freshers 👍🏻👏🏻 Could you please tell how many time does it take to land a job in the UI UX industry ?

[@Thechubbygirl_27]

almost 4months to 8 months

[@Abhi7shek9]

Is course by upgrad worth 80000/-? Please suggest a course with placement support

[@theeswatirai]

They have great mentors with them, the program is structured and if they have placement support then it's considerable. Try checking with the people who took that course on LinkedIn and ask how was their experience and is their placement support or not. They will be definitely able to help you :)

[@Designeradhey]

Mam India kb aa rhe ho ❤#meetup

[@theeswatirai]

Diwali mee ✨

[@asim.antule]

Nice Swati❤

[@theeswatirai]

Thanks 😊

[@Nishanth-i9d]

❤❤

[@theeswatirai]

:)

[@sarcastic0759]

hey i am currently in my 6th sem of my engineering and its been 6 months while learning uxui and now iam working on building portfolios and case studies and i am starting soon to apply internships will ill be able to carck entry level job before graduation??? i know it will totaly up to me but is there something that iam missing give some tips

[@theeswatirai]

Yes you can! Do watch my previous video. Try to do as many internship you can while you are in college and you will definitely get a job before graduation.

[@manamdinesh5407]

Is there jobs in India

[@ubbe772]

Yeah, not for freshers and for experienced they must have very good background with great education or you must have a great portfolio with decent education but there is a catch it's not for everyone, you have to multi talented with coding knowledge, marketing,after effects and business development... Only then you will get a job of 60k per month There are good jobs out there but that takes different things... But still study and try who's there to stop you

[@manamdinesh5407]

Can you give me tips to build portfolio

[@theeswatirai]

There are so many opportunities in India with that being said no one will give a job to a person without any skills, portfolio, or industry experience ( if someone doesn't have real experience they should have at least a good personal project.) That's the case everywhere. The deserved people always get jobs. So if you work hard then there are opportunities everywhere but if someone doesn't want to put in any effort then that person will not find opportunities even in the USA. And you definitely DON'T need to know coding, marketing and all those stuff. Sorry for the long reply but the previous comment was misleading.

[@navneetgupta224]

thanks