I wanna learn UI/UX, but one of my friends said that companies only hire individuals who majored in that particular domain. Can somebody tell me if that's true? And if not, can someone who has no idea about this learn it?
I’m developing an outfit recommendation app based on the stuff in your closet and this is the page where users get their outfit recommendations based on the weather, calendar and their preference. For some reason it feels empty and unfinished. What should I try to add or remove or move around to make it feel polished and look complete?
17F not sure bout what to do in life ahead in college, I was thinking about btech but I feel like it's not for me since it really doesn't interest me it's just coz of good roi and career ahead.
So I was thinking of doing a bdes communication design degree since bdes can get really expensive I would opt for a local very avg college near my house (I am interested in design and creative stuff) and with that doing ba psychology from IGNOU online ,for according to me this combination could open more and better opportunity imo
But again I think bout the roi not being so good since there are ppl out there who would be doing so much better
Pls do give your opinion I m pretty desperate to find a path and what to do
Also I appeared for uceed this year and got 2700 air and 79 in pcm stream with psychology and cs
Hey guys recently saw a guy make entire userflow with really good UI using AI tools, it's been imported to figma and in figma it has all the styles and components for interactive elements, even the hover on buttons.What is your workflow currently that produces really refined results ?
Hey everyone,
We're developing Torchure is a grimdark pixel-art action roguelite with top-down view set in a harsh, unequal world.
Right now we're testing different HUD layouts and would love your honest feedback.
Here are two options:
Which one do you prefer and why?
Especially interested in opinions from people who play roguelites / action games / souls-likes.
Thanks in advance!
We’re currently looking for a UI/UX Designer Intern based in India to work on a voice-first social platform currently in development.
The primary focus will be:
• Redesigning and improving the app experience
• Designing clean, modern, and engaging app interfaces
• Contributing creative ideas and improving user flows
• Designing website UI and assisting with other smaller design-related tasks when required
We’re looking for someone who can bring originality and creative thinking into the product, rather than relying entirely on templates or automated design tools.
**Requirements:**
• Familiarity with Figma or similar tools
• Basic understanding of UI/UX principles
• Strong visual/design sense
• Willingness to learn and iterate
**Details:**
• Internship Role
• Stipend: ₹8,000/month
• Remote
• Immediate joining
If interested, please DM with your portfolio, Behance/Dribbble, or previous work.
Please guys, I need help. Can I know what kind of things they would ask an intern UI/UX candidate?
So Im taking google's UX course on Coursera and I chose their prompt/project "Design an app and a responsive website that enables tutors to list their services and parents to search for and book time with tutors." But im very confused like where do I even start, what first step should I take. Ik its an iterative process but as a first timer I wanna do it step-by-step. I just need a kickstart thats all
Hello! I just finished my UIUX portfolio and would love any and all feedback on it! I just graduated college so I am an entry-level designer and have never had a job in the field. Let me know what you think, thanks!!!
Here is the link to my portfolio:
It’s an app with the primary philosophy being matching people with people instead of people with rooms. Idk why but the card looks a little flat. And empty. Should the profile picture extend all the way to the border aswell? I’ve been experimenting with that but to me it just looks a little weird when I view it from the perspective of a phone, and how the notch sort of just gets in the way. Open to all feedback. Thanks
So i am building a app as a solo indie dev and currently i am building my ui for my app that solve the real life issue
In life we always forget about the recipt or warrenty card after purchasing a new product and after our expiry over we had issue with product but the deadline already gone so we miss the warrenty and really based on prodct price we loose money after that
Currently the product company provide a reminder but what if some comapny not and there is no any dashboard that track all your products so i build this to help you in this exact problem that i am personally facing
So currently i am working on building ui for my app and here is my main screen ui wdyt about this personally i feel comfortable with wdyt about deep problem in real life and what if this app solve this is make sence and how this ui looks for this kind of solution?
As the title says, which one will give you a more welcoming and calmer experience? This is for an expense tracking app.
Genuinely want to hear people's opinion . I debated with my wife and we both like different options! She likes A and I like B. Now you guys help me ! Tell me which you like and WHY!
To give context,
One is Summary Card
Two is Top Expenses breakdown card
Three is a Wisdom card where quotes are unlocked. (new feature addition)
If I’m sending an email to apply for a job is it safe to add a link to my portfolio or will that lead to my email being put in spam? Or should I just rely on the fact that my portfolio is already attached in my cv and not add links in the email body?
This design was rejected by the client and i cant wrap around the reason this was rejected. I have attached the new design and the old. Can you guys provide some insights on what i did wrong?
Critique my UI brutally i want to improve my design the context is I'm building a platform for youth development by engaging the users through academies and exposing to tournaments its almost done all the backend work only design remains. I'm still learning to design.
Hi everyone!
I’m currently a BA student at the University of Delhi, and I want to start learning UI/UX design through an online course. I’m looking for something beginner-friendly, affordable, and actually useful for building skills + portfolio.
There are so many platforms and institutes out there like Coursera, Google UX Certificate, Udemy, Skillshare, etc., so I’m confused about which one is genuinely worth it.
My budget is limited since I’m still a student, so I’d really appreciate recommendations for courses/platforms that are good quality but affordable. Also, if anyone here learned UI/UX online and got internships/freelance work from it, please share your experience.
Thanks in advance :)
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Hi everyone , good evening, hope you are doing well
One of my cousins got an offer for UI/UX role but not sure whether it's worth it or not , as everyone says AI will replace UI/UX designers and designing jobs will be 0 by 2030
Please let me know your opinions