UX Coffee break with UX Anudeep

Listen to this podcast to get insights on: 1. How many personas should a UX designer create? 2. When we take inspiration from other apps is it plagiarism or Jacob's law is applicable? --- Stay tuned to UX Coffee break to learn UX on a daily basis and eventually, crack your UX interviews.

Listen to this Podcast to get insights on👇 👉 How to make sure your portfolio represents you in a UX interview  👉 How to present the solution in your case study.

Stay tuned to UX Coffee break to learn UX on a daily basis and eventually, crack your UX interviews.

Listen to this Podcast to get insights on: -How to make UI for a voice interface? -Difference between User journey and User flow -How detailed should a User persona be? Stay tuned to UX Coffee break to learn UX on a daily basis and eventually, crack your UX interviews.

Stay tuned to UX Coffee break to learn UX on a daily basis and eventually, crack your UX interviews.

Stay tuned to UX Coffee break to learn UX on a daily basis and eventually, crack your UX interviews.

Stay tuned to UX Coffee break to learn UX on a daily basis and eventually crack your UX interviews.

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Stay tuned to UX Coffee break to learn UX on a daily basis and eventually crack your UX interviews.

In this episode of UX coffee break, you'll be listening to stuff that helped my mentees to make the transition from any career to UX design You will be listening to What are the things you should keep in mind while transitioning? What to do with your previous experience? How to convince the industry with your story about, "why you are transitioning and how you are transitioning?"  and much mo...

Stay tuned to UX Coffee break to learn UX on a daily basis and eventually crack your UX interviews.

Stay tuned to UX Coffee break to learn UX on a daily basis and eventually crack your UX interviews.

One UX principle that most UX beginners misunderstand is "Consistency and standards" They often misinterpret that standards block creativity as a UX Designer. In this episode, you will learn about: 1. How to bring innovation while solving new problems? 2. How different problems are solved while following the same patterns? 3. The untold truth about Jakob's law and much more.. Stay tuned to UX Coff...

In this episode, you will learn about: 1. Stakeholder ecosystem in an organisation 2. Stages of how UX Designers interact with Front-end and Back-end developers 3. Skills required for a UX Designer to interact with developers at different stages. and much more.. Stay tuned to UX Coffee break to learn UX on a daily basis and eventually crack your UX interviews.

In this episode, you will learn about: 1. The perspectives about complications in bringing in second-hand research data for your projects 2. Tips to get ideas for collecting data 3. About the difference between scientific data collection vs design research data collection and much more.. Stay tuned to UX Coffee break to learn UX on a daily basis and eventually crack your UX interviews.

In this episode of UX coffee break, you will be listening about: Is design fundamentally mathematical in nature? What is the difference between science and design? Patterns are not Mathematical Principle of familiarity and much more interesting stuff... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/uxanudeep/message

In this episode of UX coffee break, you'll be listening to tips that helped my mentees crack to crack their UX designer job interviews. You will be listening to Why the non-textbook approach is very important for cracking the UX interview? How to present your UX portfolio? How to ace a whiteboarding session? And some brief about the assignments phase in the UX interview process... and much more in...

In this episode of UX coffee break, you will be listening to my answers to questions like When to put a stop while doing research for your UX project? How to constrain yourself while researching? How to prioritize your ideas and move forward in your UX project? and much more interesting stuff...So grab your coffee and start listening!! 

In this episode of UX coffee break, you will be listening to..... How to understand whether your UX solution works for your user or not? What is usability testing and how to conduct a how (and why) to conduct Heuristic Evaluation? What is user testing and how to conduct user testing? and much more interesting stuff...

In this episode, you will be listening about how to make your voice heard as a junior UX designer? How to create an impact wherever you are working? How to put a good fight with your management and still be loved for that? and much more interesting stuff. So grab your coffee and start listening!!

In this episode, you'll be listening about evaluating based on fundamental UX principles or heuristic evaluation and why is it that we need to conduct this? You also listen about how is it that you can effectively approach the UX assignments, which companies give you white interviewing with them.  You will also hear a lot of actionable tips, which can help you while you attend your UX intervi...

In this episode, we are going to talk about, how is it that you can attract relevant companies, who are hiring for the skills which you are good at?  How is it that you can make sure that your portfolio reflects what you're good at?  How is it that you can also develop your own original perspective?  in the entire design process, how is it that you can build your own perspective and...

In this episode, we'll be talking about how to make your irrelevant experience more relevant while applying to UX jobs. How is it that you can get enough reach for your portfolio and how is it that you can get more contacts from the recruiters, inbound leads, meaning they directly contact you instead you reaching out to them? How can you do? And a lot more interesting stuff.

In this episode. You will be listening about what homework should you do to put your client in a situation where they realize the importance of buying the whole process of UX design, instead of just the final screens. You'll also listen about how to do effective communication throughout the project to establish your value as a UX designer. 

In this episode, you will be listening about: As a freelance UX Designer, how would you make sure that your client explains all the requirements in such a way that you have enough info on how to solve the problem? Also, How do you sell a complete UX process rather than selling just the final result?