Solve WHITEBOARDING Challenge like a Pro: ULTIMATE GUIDE to Cracking Whiteboarding Rounds (Part 2/2)

This is Part 2 of 2 where I talk about how to solve whiteboarding challenges. Part 1 is a mock interview of the whiteboarding challenge.

🌟 Enjoying my content? Here is your chance to support the channel:

🚀 Create an account on Mobbin for free:

🔸 Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:51 What happens in a Whiteboarding Session?
02:49 Tips and Tricks
07:45 Recap of Gahan's approach
11:48 My approach to solving the problem
---------------------------------------­----
UI/UX Design Tutorials:

Webflow Course for Beginners:

Photoshop Tutorials:

Illustrator Tutorials:

After Effects Tutorials:

UI Design Tutorials:

Design Resources, Tools and Softwares:

Adobe XD CC Tutorials:

eSports Design Tutorials:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contact me :
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE :)
#uiuxdesign #uiux #productdesign

[manums]

The value you are providing to the community through these practical contents are amazing. People would clearly be able to understand how the session works and can well prepare for it. Please keep on doing these. I really don't know why it's having just below 500 views. You are an underrated gem Chetan.

[saikatnextd]

Context is important IMHO ( not to much though) Especially business context.... lets say any problem has a business context, its better to be aware of that first, What is the business goal of the problem? What they are looking to create in a particular experience? who do they consider as users ? how will we know that the design is success or a failure ? then get to this happens to avoid the rat hole of solving wrong problems, or not the appropriate ones, sets you up for success and gives the impression that designers do take business into consideration pointers of what to do research or set up assumptions when you are asking about users and their problems but again dont take much time 10-15 %

[MeetRayka]

Thank you, this was really helpful! Would love more such problem-solving sessions.

[pratiksharanawade]

I really liked how you simplified the entire process. When it comes to test, it's overwhelming & blocks the brain. But this structured process approach is insightful & helpful. Thank you so much! Would like to see more of such interesting sessions!

[harshpopat]

It was really insightful, got to learn a lot about the whiteboarding session, thanks a lot Chethan!

[hinikitarana]

I loved it. So clearly you have explained your thinking and in a well written manner. Gives a practical sense of how you should actually approach a white-boarding challenge.

[ikennagibson]

This is lovely👏🏻👏🏻 nice thought process. More of this would be great

[bobbradleybell]

Hey boy, thank you so much for this kind of content, as a UI Engineer i have learned a lot from your channel.

Please consider making a video of Branches in Figma and how you deal with documenting small UI Changes in components (versions?, docs?, storybook?, some plugin?).

[rashikkenn]

You are an amazing teacher. Thank you for the work.

[playpiano]

Quality content Buddy! Can you make a video on interaction design...How to get better at it etc etc.

[surajnothingispermanent]

Thank you so much for this video, you rock🤘

[adityasshukla]

Awesome video! Just a question: If you were hiring a product designer, would you hire Gahan after that whiteboarding session? Why or why not?

[anushkajain]

You did not address the last part of the problem statement, where the app can provide improvements to a roommate experience?

[adityakvlte]

Is it our job to generate the business model of the product/feature we're designing for or do we just need to figure out the business metrics through the product/feature we're designing in these whiteboarding rounds?

[hrishabhyadav]

Hey, Can we say that requirements that you define are based on user stories?

[ikennagibson]

Hey Chethan, I am about to solve a design challenge for a job interview. It has to do with an internal tool, a dashboard precisely for a restaurant ordering food. Is it a possibility to find resources of real life internal tools to get inspiration on the flows and patterns?

[shubhamshukla]

Hey chethan, thankyou so much for sharing such wonderful and informative resource materials. I just hv one point that, categorising the app between host nd non-host will might affect the retention of app, as one with the requirement of flat or roommate today can become the host few months later or vice versa, giving this flexibility to the users to make variation in requirements at the same time will be more useful.

[shivudesign]

Thank you for sharing this valuable content appreciate for that can you give suggestions on how to get such problem statement to solve and enhance problem solving and product thinking skills?

[godsaver_]

hey chethan awesome video, can u share link to this Figma file.

[smilli]

when you come up with core problem statement, is it ok to assume what problems target market is facing ?