Sometimes I feel completely lost in the design world, other times I feel like I know it all, and then there are moments when it feels like I don’t know anything at all.

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How to deal with imposter syndrome as a designer

I feel like that sometimes too. And that’s ok, it’s completely normal.
Imposter syndrome is a sign that you’re growing and stepping outside your comfort zone. It doesn’t feel great at the moment, but it’s a good sign in the long run.
Designing products is tough, and the learning never stops. Keep working hard, reading, experimenting, and talking to people—you’ll be fine.
At the end of the day, you’re a creative problem solver. If you don’t know something, focus on solving it the best way you can.
I’ve put together some resources for junior designers—check them out at UX Playbook.
 
Remember, you’re good enough! Believe in yourself 💪
 
 

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