Designing a Posting UX – Concepts & Process

In this video, I'll walk you through some product concepts, some learnings and the overall design thinking that went into designing a posting experience for Tribe.

This one's a bit of a different format compared to some of my previous videos. Less about tools and hands-on skills, more about how I've looked at product design in the past months for a specific use case, and what type of considerations I've made alongside the rest of the product team at Tribe. It's a little heavier, but bear with me. It's a 48 minute summary of months of discussions and review!

How did you like this video? Was it helpful? Any questions come to mind about designing a posting experience that I haven't covered in this video, or some decisions that I've obviated that you'd like more emphasis on? Let me know in the comments section below 💬

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Chapters:
0:00 – Welcome
1:12 – Medium
5:37 – Linear
13:48 – Canny
17:46 – YouTube
21:39 – Navigator
24:40 – Posting experience at Tribe
31:42 – Previous explorations
47:09 – Conclusion

[JaviAlaves]

Hey all! For those of you who've watched a couple of my past videos, you may notice that this one's a bit differently formatted. Less about tools and hands-on skills, more about how I've looked at product design in the past months for a specific use case, and what type of considerations I've made alongside the rest of the product team at Tribe. It's a little heavier, but bear with me. It's a 48 minute summary of many months of discussions and review!

If any questions or suggestions come to mind, please let me know in the comments section below. I'd love to hear what you think 💬

[SoheilAlavi]

This is an amazing video. I really enjoy when I see a thought process behind decisions. Thanks for the video and please do more

[ankitanand]

This is a masterclass in interface design. Learned a ton and would love to see more deep dives like these. Your work for tribe is 🔥

[JadynLinzy]

This video was super insightful! I have recently decided to pursue a career in UX Design and share my journey on Youtube, so I enjoyed these concepts!

[nguyenthiphuongdung]

Could you make more videos about designing prototype in Figma like making a dropbox menu, link pages with many cases of business rules, using components effectively, so on. Thank you so much for your efforts!

[raghothamharish]

Hi Javier, hope you are doing fine! is there a way I can define a smaller type scale when the screen reaches mobile size? in figma? Please help bit urgent

[roter]

Anyone else have a crush on Javier? Just me? Ok bye.