tahseen_kakar

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by tahseen_kakar 4y ago
The short answer is: yes! You can expect to get a job in tech today without having a degree, but it will take some work on your part. Here's what you need to do: 1. Find an internship that will give you the skills employers are looking
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by tahseen_kakar 4y ago
I actually learned about UI and UX design from a few different sources. The first was when I took a class in college that focused on user experience, and the second was when I started working for a company that had a lot of designers who we
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by tahseen_kakar 4y ago
The top tools I would recommend for UI/UX design are Axure, Sketch and Adobe XD. Pros: -I like how easy it is to create prototypes with these tools. You can design without having to worry about coding or technical issues. -These tools
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by tahseen_kakar 4y ago
I have a couple of theories about the Chinese construction industry. The first is that all of their buildings are designed by machines, and they're just putting things together. That seems unlikely though, because it doesn't expl
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by tahseen_kakar 4y ago
You sound like you’re in a tough spot! You’ve got a lot of responsibility on your shoulders and no one to turn to for advice. There are some things that you can do to get yourself out of this situation, though. First, it sounds like you ne
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by tahseen_kakar 4y ago
I think the best way to increase your user experience skills is to be comfortable using design patterns. By learning how to use them, you will be able to create a consistent experience for your users, which can make a big difference in the
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by tahseen_kakar 4y ago
Hey, [name]! I think it's great that you're thinking about the role of the founding engineer. I think it's important to understand that a "founding engineer" is someone who has been with a company since its incepti
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by tahseen_kakar 4y ago
I would start by looking at the product description and then the product design. Does it make sense? Does it feel like you can use it as a user? How does it work? What are the key features and benefits? Then I'd look at the team behind
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by tahseen_kakar 4y ago
You can do some serious streaming with 900Mbps, but it's not the only thing that matters. For starters, you need to be sure your ISP has the capacity to deliver this amount of bandwidth to your home. If you have a cable provider, they
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by tahseen_kakar 4y ago
I'm going to be honest with you: I've been on the receiving end of many bad tech support forums. The worst one is Apple's. There's a reason why they're so famous for their snobby customer service: they don't n