UI and UX Design Guideliness and Resume Creation , Salary and Do's and Dont's

 Some Rare Tiny Material Design Components

★ Chips:

Chips help people enter information, make selections, filter content, or trigger actions.

1. Assist chip         2. Filter chip          3. Input chip       4. Suggestion chip. 

★ Sliders:

Sliders allow users to make selections from a range of values. There are two types of sliders:

1. continuous (to select a value along a subjective range)

2. discrete (to select a specific value from a predetermined range)

★ Snackbars:

Snackbars provide brief messages about app processes at the bottom of the screen.

★ Tooltips:

Tooltips are informative, specific, and action-oriented text labels that provide contextual support.

1. Plain tooltip. 2. Rich tooltip

VISUAL HIERARCHY WITH EXAMPLES

Visual hierarchy

Visual hierarchy is a broad principle designers use to organize elements in their work and show order of importance or create visual flow.

Example:

Visual hierarchy are all around us. Movie posters, newspapers, websites, even your phone's lock screen - all of these use visual hierarchy to communicate the relative importance of information.

UI AND UX DESIGN COMPETITORS ANALYSIS

Competitor analysis is a UX research process that helps designers understand their competitors' strengths, weaknesses, and strategies. This information can help designers identify areas for improvement in their own designs.

WHAT IS TYPOGRAPHY HIERARCHY?

Typography hierarchy is a way to make the text more readable. The main purpose of typography hierarchy is to arrange text to highlight the importance of information. Without a typographic hierarchy, every letter, every word, and sentence in a design would look the same.

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Difference b/w high and low fidelity wire frames in UI and UX

Low-fidelity wireframes : Low-fi wireframes act as the initial blueprints for web pages and app screens a rough approximation of the final product. They're especially useful in the early stages of product development because they put the focus on pure functionality, not aesthetics.

High fidelity wireframes :

High-fi wireframes are thrilling because they mimic the look and feel of an app or website - before it's actually developed. They normally include all the branding, copy, colors, logos, fonts, and graphics that will be part of the final product

Examples : 

UNDERSTANDING GRID SYSTEM IN UI AND UX

WHAT IS USERFLOW AND SITE MAPS

User flow:

A user flow is a basic visual map of a user's potential paths through a product-in this case, an app or a website. This map can represent an entire product or simply a task within that product, like subscribing to a newsletter or making a purchase.

What is a Sitemap?

    A UX sitemap is a visual depiction of the structure and hierarchy of your website's pages. It includes all of a website's pages, even those that are not public. The visual sitemap is created as part of the broader information architecture (IA) design process.

WHAT IS WIRE FRAMING IN UI AND UX DESIGN

Wire framing:

A wireframe is a two-dimensional skeletal outline of a webpage or app. Wireframes provide a clear overview of the page structure, layout, information architecture, user flow, functionality, and intended behaviors. Styling, color, graphics, and other design elements are kept to a minimum.They can be drawn by hand or created digitally, depending on how much detail is required.

CAREER IN UI AND UX DESIGN

SALARY RANGES FOR UI AND UX DESIGNERS :

UI AND UX DESIGN RESUME CREATION AND GUIDELINES :

1.Resume header with contact data and a portfolio link.

2.Introduction in the form of career summary.

3.Reverse-chronological order of your work experience.

4.Education section (spend more time on it if it's your first job)

5.Relevant certifications.

6.Panels with soft skills and technologies.

10 COMMON INTERVIEW QUESTION FOR UX DESIGNER'S

1. Can you tell me about yourself?

2. What is your design process?

3. Why do you want to work with us?

4. How do you validate design ideas?

5. What design tools do you use?

6. Can you walk me through your portfolio?

7. What is your favourite product?

8. How do you approach a design challenge?

9. What mistakes did you make in your previous position?

10. Do you have any questions for me?

UI VS UX WHICH CARRER PATH TO CHOOSE AND SKILLS NEEDED

User Experience (UX) Designer

UX designers are skilled at identifying problems and making interfaces as easy to use as possible.

Responsibilities

• Variety of roles on a project

Handling challenges

Ideation.

Skills Required

• Strategy

• Research and Usability Testing

• Prototyping

Collaboration

Work closely with

• Ut designers

• Project managers

• Front-end developers

Educational Background

There aren't traditional paths to becoming a UX designer.

• Having any background or sociology, psychology, human- computer interaction can help.

• There is no prerequisite and basic skills can be acquired quickly.

User Interface (UI) Designer

User interface designers are responsible for creating interfaces that are aesthetically beautiful

Responsibilities

• Starting with design research of a project

• Figuring out how to apply existing brand guidelines to a new interface

Skills Required

• Visual interface Design

•Interaction and Animation

•Front-End Development

Collaboration

Work closely with

• Ul designers

• Project managers

• UX designers

• Development team

Educational Background

• Many professionals have a background in fine arts, graphic design or front-end development.

A formal degree in design isn't required, but a strong portfolio .

Don't Decide, Do Both!

HOW COLOR CAN AFFECT EMOTIONS IN UI AND UX DESIGN

Color psychology is a key aspect of UI/UX design. Designers can use colors to create a specific mood or atmosphere in a design. For example, warm colors like red, orange, and yellow can create a sense of energy, excitement, and passion. Cool colors like blue, green, and purple can create a sense of calmness, serenity, and trust.

   Don't try to cram every single piece of information or design you've ever made into your portfolio - it'll just end up overwhelming your viewers. Instead, use white space to draw attention to your work and make it easy for your audience to focus on what's important.

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