Do This Everyday to Grow and Advance Your UX Design Career

[techwithmuchiri]

I'm new to UI/UX and I'm hooked to your channel. Your videos are so helpful. Thank you 🙏🏾

[JuanSidberry]

Mike, OUTSTANDING! This is the Mike we all know and love. This is advice that is actionable immediately. Also, you said this same thing years ago and it has helped me advance in my career (I am not even a UI/UX professional, I am a systems-engineer.) I practiced solving systems-related problems on a daily basis and documented my progress. I showed this documentation to employers and recruiters and this gets me multiple interviews. My last 3 jobs were secured this way. THANK YOU, Mike!

[danvandani]

You really help me not just better my skills but also self esteem. In my country I don't know any UX designer that has really good knowledge (Taste they have as well as knowledge of software not good knowlegde of UX) and my only source to grow is web. And your videos are most helpful and I listen to them while working everyday. Thank you very much for helping many people like me.

[onaopemiporufus]

Solving everyday problems digitally; Wonderful way to think! Thanks. Please keep a glass of water closeby when you record so you can drink in sessions, it helps.

[NRashad]

great advice for developing good daily habits and routines. I will say this all designers should be problem solvers. whether it's for he page or for the pixel you're there to solve your clients problem or the case studies problem. keep up the good work and the great videos

[JakePomperDesign]

Great advice as always Mike! I made a video about this too recently. At the end of the day, we are solving problems digitally, and the more time you spend in this mindset, the better off you will be as a UX designer.


Cheers!

[BneiAnusim]

Would you mind making a video on how you solved a particular problem in a project? Love your videos man! Keep it up!

[vantage]

Nice, great video. Glad to see you're making videos again!

[Ralphunreal]

One of my favorites videos from you yet! I think about personal projects all the time and recently I have two ideas. Mike what are your thoughts on how to start? Should I begin with research talking to people or should I build it based on my own problem? The goal is to have a personal project for my portfolio to land a job.

[manuellee]

Can you make a video about making a portfolio or preparing for an interview?

[SuperHammerX]

The future of user experience design is in real estate business. And no need to thank me

[ZekeCogan]

Is a ux designer just someone who designs digital apps? That would be my biggest critique.