Did you know how diverse the backgrounds of UX designers are?
There are so many people from non-design majors, and even those who have switched careers from entirely different industries.
This course shows you the realistic path to becoming a UX designer as a non-major.
I am currently living in Ireland and started my career as a Product Designer at Ryanair (Europe's largest low-cost carrier). After working at the global corporation IBM, I am now serving as a Principal UX Designer at Oracle.
Currently living in Ireland, I started my career as a Product Designer at Ryanair (Europe's largest low-cost carrier),
worked at the global corporation IBM, and am currently working as a Principal UX Designer at Oracle.
As a non-design major, I have experienced the frustration and trial and error of starting UX without a clear roadmap.
Therefore, I understand better than anyone else where non-majors dreaming of becoming UX designers face difficulties.
In this course, I will share realistic preparation methods—from core UX design concepts and practical workflows to portfolio preparation—so that the career of a UX designer becomes more than just a vague aspiration.
In this course, I will share practical preparation methods covering core UX design concepts, professional workflows, and portfolio preparation,
I created this course to share my experiences with those who want to turn the profession of a UX designer into a realistic career option rather than just a vague aspiration.
In particular, I will cover the UX environment in English-speaking countries, the design culture of global corporations, and the UX perspectives and collaboration methods required during the international hiring process, providing a vision to grow into a global UX designer beyond the domestic market.