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5 Reasons Why You Should Become A UX Designer

UX Design is gaining popularity and is becoming a profession that many people are starting to get into. Companies with highly effective UX have increased their revenue by 37%, and top 10 UX leaders in America outperform the S&P with close to triple the returns – a significant lead. This clearly shows the ROI of UX design. 52% of the time spent using digital media. Combined with mobile web, mobile usage as a whole account for 60% of time spent, while desktop-based digital media consumption makes up the remaining 40%. With so much time spent on mobile, there is more opportunity for UX designers who can design experiences that help to increase business revenue and customer satisfaction.

1. You can travel internationally and work with amazing people
2. You are innovative and love to challenge assumptions
3. You can make technology accessible to everyone
4. You can build real value for businesses
5. You can learn UX Design For Cheap and even For Free!

This is my personal vlog from Laith Wallace I’m a UX Designer and Brand Strategist. On this show I will share my creative process, whats new in the world of UX design and motivation to keep you achieving your dreams, tips to make you even better as a designer and your business generate revenue. As I learn and build my career and business I’d love to hear from you also.

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[kelvinlaurent]

Why am I Interested in UX design? Because I am a creative person who is looking for an innovative career. One that pays well and is flexible allowing me to work from anywhere. Also I am very interested in what the latest technologies are and would like to contribute in some way providing value in the business. Also since it's a fairly new field and the demand is high, I figured to take advantage of the opportunity to learn it now.

Thanks for the video man very insightful and encouraging

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[Rüstik_Wüdworks]

I've always been creative, I like to solve problems, and I want to be happy.

[StelynbO]

Your site and resources are AMAZING!!!! I especially love that when I signed u to get the 25 Point UX Design Checklist, it came with an additional 3 booklets; the Affirmation is my FAV! Thank you for being authentic to self and sharing your gifts with us across the world! Love from Bay Area California -Stephanie

[hahhahiaduw]

I am always inclined to creative stuff and tech. I think UX design combines the two really well, and it seems like something that excites me to work for everyday. Hopefully, I can become a UX designer in the future.

[tremcknight]

Working as an electrician in NY. While I don love what I do, I eventually plan to move away from the city and when I do I know that the construction industry while still in full tilt will not be the same. This job seems like a good approach to staying active with people, but also a more diverse and travel-able trade

[tanjaolsen]

During the pandemic i was asked to work more online and digital with my interior design projects, and found the interest of both working remote and to find smart solutions for our company on how to digitalize the projects. I have decided to do a career move as this career path give me more freedom to work anywhere, I resesrch solutions, i design and can be both creative and strategic. Is this the right mindset? Looking forward to start this new path anyway ☺️

[stuntacore]

Great content, thanks for running this channel!

[juhichoubey]

Becoz I am a passionate artist and love to travel and talk to people to resolve the issues

[Chickeneggsandwich]

Great breakdown, thank you for making the vid! I'm investigating UX courses right now, probably going with General Assembly - I'm 31, bit of a career change but it seems like the community is friendly, you're researching and designing all day and obviously the money is great!

[hahhahiaduw]

Just a personal advice, i think the music is a little too distracting sometimes. May be try some soft music so the viewer is not distracted.

[Duncanpresident]

Thanks for this video, mate. It really helped give me some motivation

[braedondavies]

I never thought about non-profits, but that's a great point: UX designers don't necessarily need to work with for-profit companies.

[kaverichockalingam]

Would want to explore the creative self in me and keep challenging and going through multiple iterations till it satisfies the user with pros of travel and continuous new faces that teach one to grow. Would really be glad to know more about it and pursue it as my career. Thank you for Motivating!

[Fillup]

Great info. Currently making the transition from print and robot like artworking jobs to UX. Definitely a way more exciting, future proof and better paid direction to take.

[chefjeffkitchen]

Thank you for this video.. I have been brainstorming for months and I think this is what I want.. I love designs, I think I will take my designing skills by becoming a Ux designer.

[keyanbagheri]

UX notes for this video. Make sure when you are reading the text on the screen you read it accurately. Shorten your descriptions at times. And tune down the music, it can get distracting.

[coconutmilch]

i like that you say you are interested in innovation for the sake of solving problems--i am the same way. i have a psych background and i'm looking to become a ux designer. thanks for this vid.

[ifailu]

Hey Wallace, great video. I'm a budding web developer and am also interested in UX/UI design. I see the necessity for being able to identify the best way to provide a service to your potential clients and converting them. Any thoughts about web developers who want to also be designers? I've heard people grumble at the thought.

[enlightened]

thank you so much Laith for this golden tips

[thegreatestyoutubeuser]

Do you have certain hours. Like do u have to work 7-4:30? Or are they more flexible?