A quick tour of my desk | UX DESIGNER DESK TOUR 2020

Hi Youtube famjam,

It’s been a while since I’ve posted but I’ve thought of ya’ll much. I’ve just been going through ahem a lot, and wanted to refocus my purpose on this channel and make sure that I’m bringing you the value and sound advice you came for. However I’ve also struggled with sharing the more personal side because my life isn’t just all Product Design 24/7 (although a huge part of it is!) - I have hobbies, interests and passions that I would love to share with you all. Working on a little something that I’ll release soon and share more details. Talk soon and enjoy me talking a full minute about why my workspace needs to be *inSpIRAtIoNAL* 😂

Products mentioned in this video:

15” MacBook Pro (2018)

27” iMac external monitor (discontinued)

None of the links are sponsored, affiliate nor do I make any money from them. But a big thanks for BenQ for sending me a lamp I would have otherwise ordered because summer’s never ending sunshine is going to be replaced by 4pm darkness. Winter is coming ya’ll and Han needs this light.

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Hey, I’m Han and I’m a Senior Product Experience Designer at Wattpad. I create videos about design, life and sometimes just stuff I find wildly interesting or think is cool. Subscribe if you like any combination of the above.

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[megans]

I have the same chair in blue. I AGREE! Im thinking of buying a proper office chair to replace it too

[melevonne]

Liked this video a lot. Living space tours are so interesting and relaxing.

[CynVal]

Love your videos! I just started my journey to becoming a UX Designer and really appreciate videos like yours.

[dubsteppwarrior]

I just got an Mx master mouse and it’s worth it !! How do you like the apple keyboard ?
Does the mouse track well on cork ?

[Tiramisu]

I really enjoyed all your videos. Thanks for the info!
Quick question, I started to work on my UX design certificate, and wonder if this really can get me a job when I stand in a position of new grad with non-relevant degree. (I've seen your other video about this but I'm not sure in my case😰)