UX interview: Take-home Design Challenges (What Are They Looking for?)
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In this video, I'll go over take-home UX design challenges from the hiring managers' perspective, as long as a my personal experiences and learnings. There is basically 1 thing to focus on for design exercise, and if you miss that, you will get cut from the sea of applicants. I will go over what that is and give you other actionable tips to what to look out for.
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▶︎ Create better UX portfolios
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▶︎ Write better UX resumes (all you need to know about UX resumes)
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▶︎ All my 5 UX internships and takeaways
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqyF_sc6nvQ&list=PLNgWNg4wjoKvLPGnvDOJnpLRoytMkno_z
0:00 Intro
0:51 Design exercise vs white boarding
1:24 What hiring managers are looking for in design challenges
2:29 Tip 1: get clarities on the prompt
3:15 Tip 2: spend (enough) time on visual design
5:43 Tip 3: use standard libraries and patterns
6:17 Tip 4: pick the right prompt
7:20 Tip 5: have a reason for design decisions
8:42 My hot take on design exercises
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In this video, I'll go over take-home UX design challenges from the hiring managers' perspective, as long as a my personal experiences and learnings. There is basically 1 thing to focus on for design exercise, and if you miss that, you will get cut from the sea of applicants. I will go over what that is and give you other actionable tips to what to look out for.
Related links & videos mentioned:
▶︎ Cover letters for UX? https://youtu.be/5eUragtl4Gw
▶︎ Create better UX portfolios
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNgWNg4wjoKtM_s-CBICAmErau6f4M9qb
▶︎ Write better UX resumes (all you need to know about UX resumes)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_A3Ntp3TX0&list=PLNgWNg4wjoKsd04HK6A1plAH-nT0vkXNk&index=8
▶︎ All my 5 UX internships and takeaways
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqyF_sc6nvQ&list=PLNgWNg4wjoKvLPGnvDOJnpLRoytMkno_z
0:00 Intro
0:51 Design exercise vs white boarding
1:24 What hiring managers are looking for in design challenges
2:29 Tip 1: get clarities on the prompt
3:15 Tip 2: spend (enough) time on visual design
5:43 Tip 3: use standard libraries and patterns
6:17 Tip 4: pick the right prompt
7:20 Tip 5: have a reason for design decisions
8:42 My hot take on design exercises
🔴 Subscribe for more useful tips just like this: https://www.youtube.com/justeen15?sub_confirmation=1
🎬 Watch my most recent videos: https://www.youtube.com/justeen15
For video and topic requests, leave a comment and email: justeenvlogger@gmail.com
Any other questions? Drop another comment! Cheers mate!
No merch.
No courses.
No Patreon (yet).
Just a practical guide.
Music: Joakim Karud http://youtube.com/joakimkarud
#UXDesignChallenge #TakeHomeDesignExercises #UXInterviews