UX/UI Designer Roadmap - 2024 (simple & straightforward)

UX/UI Designer Roadmap - 2024 (simple & straightforward)

GleanUX 12.9K subscribers
1.8K views · 2024-08-23 UI DesignInteraction & UX
Get the easiest and most straightforward roadmap that will set you on the path to be an all-round UX/UI Designer. 🪄

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✏️ RESOURCES MENTIONED:
For Design Basics:
- Design of Everyday Things: https://shorturl.at/5RvaR
- Don’t Make Me Think: https://shorturl.at/AiGwn
- Abstract: The Art of Design - Search on Netflix

For UX:
- User Experience: The Beginner’s Guide: https://www.interaction-design.org/courses/user-experience-the-beginner-s-guide
- Career Foundry’s UX Course: https://careerfoundry.com/en/short-courses/become-a-ux-designer/
- Kickstart UX: A Beginner’s Framework: https://topmate.io/glean_ux/1083667

For UI:
- Visual Design: The Ultimate Guide: https://www.interaction-design.org/courses/visual-design-the-ultimate-guide
- Atomic Design: https://bradfrost.com/blog/post/atomic-web-design/
- Figma YouTube Channel

For Portfolio:
- Build a Standout UX/UI Portfolio: Land Your Dream Job: https://www.interaction-design.org/courses/build-a-standout-ux-ui-portfolio-land-your-dream-job

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Navigating the world of UX/UI design can be overwhelming, especially with the abundance of resources available today. As someone who was in the same position six years ago, I understand the confusion. This video aims to provide a clear roadmap with specific resources that I have personally found useful.

First, understand what UX/UI design is. We are digital product designers focused on user experiences (UX) and user interfaces (UI). Think of a physical product, like a bottle, where design choices are based on function and aesthetics. Similarly, for digital products like Uber, decisions are made about button placement, color schemes, and overall user experience.

Start with foundational resources like "The Design of Everyday Things" and "Don't Make Me Think," along with the documentary series "ABSTRACT." These provide a solid understanding of design principles. Next, dive deeper into UX and UI individually. For instance, if you’re designing an app for a real estate company, your job would involve researching user pain points, analyzing findings, and creating wireframes and mockups.

Key resources include IDF’s "User Experience: The Beginner’s Guide," Career Foundry’s short UX course, and "Kickstart UX: A Beginner’s Framework." Learn the basics of UI design—color, typography, and layout—with "Visual Design: The Ultimate Guide." Familiarize yourself with design systems using Brad Frost's "Atomic Design" and master a tool like Figma.

Practice UI design by replicating pages from platforms like Dribbble and Behance. Work on two practice projects, document your process, and create case studies to help you land jobs. Remember, take your time and enjoy the journey. Subscribe for more videos like this!

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📖 Chapters:
00:45 - Learn about Design in general
02:25 - Learn about UX Design
05:15 - Learn about UI Design
06:59 - Build your first portfolio

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