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I recently made the switch from graphic design and advertising to UX, what challenges or pitfalls should I watch out for as I transition?
How do I master presenting to different stakeholders and selling my designs effectively?
How do experienced designers advocate their role at scale?
What types of wireframes do you share at different stages of client or stakeholder reviews? How do you help them understand the value of starting with low-fidelity designs?
All the designs look the same these days. Have designers traded creativity for replication, and is the design world losing its originality in favor of sameness?
What are the best practices for using emojis in UX design?
I’ve got a good foundation in UX, but I’m looking to gain more hands-on experience. Can you give me some advice?
How do you know when to keep pushing forward with the same design approach, and when it's time to switch gears entirely?
How do designers approach the entire design process, from start to finish (i.e. handing off to developers), using design systems and UI kits?
What are the different user groups and personas I should design for?
It feels like all the UX case studies are starting to look the same. How can I make mine stand out and not feel so boring?
What’s your take on the current state of the UX industry?
As a designer, do you think the market is stagnating? With so many design systems being built, is there still room for creativity?
Can you tell me what is the design process?
Should a UX designer make decisions based on available data rather than UX principles?
What’s your design process? How do you ensure user-centricity throughout the process?
I want to spend less time on UI and focus more on UX. Can you recommend some resources that I can use directly in my projects?
I love front-end web development, especially the aesthetics of the webpage, and I want to learn UX/UI. Do you have any tips?
I'm struggling to find clients who understand the value of UX and want to improve user experience. Where can I find these high-value clients who need quality work?
How do I conduct user interviews to create user personas?
I’m working on a UX project for an existing portal with 6 modules. I’ve got the business goals, but I’m stuck on defining the problem statements. The stakeholders just gave me feature requests. How should I tackle this?
As a beginner, how should I do user research for case studies?
I'm the only designer at my startup, so I’m responsible for building all the processes and growing on my own, even though I don’t have much experience. It can sometimes be frustrating, but I don’t want to leave the company. What should I do?
How do you measure the impact of a product?