If you’ve been thinking you’re a good fit for a career in UX design, but aren’t sure where to begin, we’re here to help. We will also break down more about the field of UX design, the current UX job market, and the salary you can expect. By Emily Stevens.
The article covers:
- How to become a UX designer: An 8-step guide
- Step1: Start reading up on UX and take a free course
- Step 2: Learn the key UX principles
- Step 3: Learn about the key UX design methods and processes
- Step 4: Structure your learning with a credible UX course
- Step 5: Practice as much as you can
- Step 6: Learn the tools of the trade
- Step 7: Build your UX portfolio
- Step 8: Network with other designers
- What does a UX designer actually do?
- Are UX designers in demand?
- Can beginner UX designers find work in 2024?
- How much can UX designers expect to earn?
Your first step is to understand the various disciplines that constitute the broad church of modern-day UX design, so explore its interior, from altar to the aisle, before deciding whether it’s for you—and whether you’d ultimately like to refine your skills in one particular area of user experience. However, it’s most essential to develop a strong skill set in user research, information architecture, wireframing, prototyping, usability testing, and interaction design. Interesting read!
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