zimnicki_ux

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by zimnicki_ux 3y ago
"Design roles and job titles are confusing, and what makes it even worse to navigate is that people love to debate them constantly. If you worked in the industry in the mid-2000’s, it’s very likely called a Web Designer or Information
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by zimnicki_ux 3y ago
An article about the small revolution going on under our radars of user experience design being properly applied in game design.
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by zimnicki_ux 3y ago
An article about the small revolution going on under our radars of user experience design being properly applied in game design.
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by zimnicki_ux 4y ago
what do you think?
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Things to remember when building your first portfolio as a UX designer(bootcamp.uxdesign.cc)
3 points by zimnicki_ux 4y ago|1 comments
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by zimnicki_ux 4y ago
that being said, I personally am not at a point where I get a lot of offers just through my website, I find that LinkedIn is still the no. 1 tool when it comes to networking with potential clients, but I'm continuing to improve and see
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by zimnicki_ux 4y ago
that will largely depend on how you market yourself. most people (at least in the industry I work in -- design) will go from job to job and get hired purely based on their written experience, with just a resume and a very simple pdf portfol
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Important lessons I’ve learned by using a UX process to redesign my portfolio(bootcamp.uxdesign.cc)
3 points by zimnicki_ux 4y ago|4 comments
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by zimnicki_ux 4y ago
This time I've included a friend link, let me know what you think!
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Can you and should you measure success of your UX Department?(bootcamp.uxdesign.cc)
2 points by zimnicki_ux 4y ago|1 comments
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by zimnicki_ux 4y ago
Yes and yes, but it’s even more important to understand how to do it correctly to keep everyone happy and content with their work.
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Shadows and Elevation in Graphical User Interfaces. Why Are They Important?(bootcamp.uxdesign.cc)
1 points by zimnicki_ux 4y ago|0 comments