Practical User Research for UX/UI Beginners

Looking at new hires or junior designers joining companies these days, I can see a few patterns. One is that they have basic skills and management capabilities regarding design systems, and another is that they have the ability to create responsive designs in Figma.

I think the reason is quite simple. Having this ability means you can be "deployed directly into the field". Conversely, if you join a company without design system and responsive design capabilities, from the company's perspective, they would need to invest a significant amount of cost and time to provide training, which is no small matter.

However, not all applicants possess this ability. In my experience, only a few had this capability. This means that if you develop this skill, you'll quickly stand out and have a higher chance of advancing to the interview stage.

That's why one of the things I strongly emphasize that UX/UI design beginners and job seekers should definitely acquire these days is responsive design. If you develop this skill, you can gain significant competitive advantage in the job market.

And if you're a junior designer or currently working in the field but don't know how to do responsive design, I highly recommend that you acquire this skill. This is because having this ability allows you to work much more efficiently and significantly improves communication effectiveness with developers.

We're launching the "Complete Mastery of Responsive Design with Figma" course this week. (We're offering an early bird 50% discount coupon.)

Earlier, I mentioned the importance of responsive design. This week (around Wednesday), I'm launching a course that intensively covers responsive design, allowing you to directly create many things using Figma - from responsive apps to web, cards, components, and more. If you've been wondering what responsive design is and how to get started, this course will serve as a great starting point for you.

From basic concepts to hands-on practice, step by step, this course is designed to help you directly grasp the principles of responsive design using Figma and equip yourself with practical skills.

• Key Concepts of Responsive Design Summarized

• Understanding and Utilizing Auto Layout, Constraints, and Layout Grid

• Composed of content frequently used in practical work

• Master Both Responsive Web and Apps

If you're curious about the detailed curriculum and content of the course, please click this link to check it out.

✨ Early Bird 50% Discount Information and Application Form

For those interested in the course, we've specially prepared early bird benefits this time. If you participate in the simple survey at the link below, we plan to provide you with a coupon that allows you to take the course at a 50% discounted price when it launches.

>> Early Bird Registration (50% Discount): https://forms.gle/reSTKbdhMn1Yo6ni8

Those who want to receive the early bird discount benefit should apply by this Thursday (6th).

Thank you.

hello.

Welcome to the practical lecture on user research.

This is an introduction and discount information for those who are taking this course as a beginner in UX/UI design but have not yet taken the recommended prerequisite courses.

1. UX/UI Design Career Roadmap and Prerequisites

When you decide to become a UX/UI designer, there are steps that beginners must take. There is a video that introduces each step and which prerequisite courses to take for it. If you haven't seen it yet, please check it out first through the link below.

👉 Watch the Career Roadmap Introduction Video

2. Discount on elective subjects (30%)

Here are some recommended lectures and discount coupons to take before taking the User Research lecture.

Prerequisite 1. Introduction to UX Design from a New York Product Designer

• 👉 Lecture Link

• 30% off coupon code: 6838-cf33212ed396

Prerequisite 2. From introduction to practice of UI design using Figma

• 👉 Lecture Link

• 30% off coupon code: 6839-556921d9d7bc

If you have any questions, please contact us at the email below.

ericworld121@gmail.com

thank you

Eric Dream