UX/UI Interview Questions with Answers & Tips! (from a Google UX Designer)

In this video, I'll share specific UX/UI/Product design interview questions and answers, specifically for junior + intern roles. For most of us, interviews can be nerve racking but hopefully these tips help you feel more prepared and ready for your next UX interview! 💪

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[beccaleighbeauty]

I just finished the Google Career Certificate program and am currently looking for jobs. I recently found your channel and I am soo thankful for you. I am currently applying and have been getting rejection emails all month, how do you deal with imposter syndrome? Would you also be open to doing portfolio reviews? I feel like that would be helpful to get some insight! Keep up the amazing work. Can't wait to see your channel grow!

[cocoquick]

This was so helpful! I love the style and pacing of your videos. I’ve been preparing for interviews and you helped me feel much more confident.

[MM-fudm]

Wow....! So well-structured and detailed video by you. who truly cares future UX/UI designers. We really appreciated that. In fact, I started making a notebook just for your videos( lectures). Do you offer a mentorship? Wow! now 930 subscribers as I'm writing this. Soon to be 1000 and I'm sure your channel will keep growing! Thank you so much for your dedication, Ricardo!!

[moooooooooooooooooooooooooo]

So much amazing information here! I had to learn the many of these the hard way. Took dozens of interviews for me to land something. Everyone should watch this to save a million second guesses. Great video and thank you for helping folks that are just starting out. So many videos on ux are a huge waste of time. This is definitely not one of those videos! ❤

[michelleyiz]

Hi Ricardo! I just recently found your channel, as a ux designer looking into internship roles, this video has been super helpful and I'm excited to see more content from you! :)

[franziaflores]

I love your confidence, your speech is so organic. Thanks for this video ✨ wish you all of the success with your channel.

[EarthtoSitara]

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[atifahidari]

this was so entertaining, love your humour

[mishaalmuzaffar]

I clicked on the video as soon as I received the notification. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[brittanymartin]

I am so thankful to have found your channel and have the opportunity to ask you questions! I am currently working on a UX professional certification through Coursera, which I plan to follow with a Java script short course, then a leading teams course which will hopefully formalize what I am currently doing and give me the appropriate language to translate it into a new position. I am leaving a 23 year career in hospitality in order to pursue my potential in the tech world. I am particularly interested in the research phase, as I love getting to know people, how they tick, what their life experience looks like and how that shapes their perspective. I have a knack for interacting and connecting with all types of people and I think that will lend itself to specializing in research. What kinds of supporting skills should I look into acquiring in order to set me apart as a researcher? I will not likely be able to do any formal education, as a single working mom with a special needs child who also identifies as someone with a disability. How can I convey my personal circumstances in a way that will not harm my chances (as it does in most other careers), but rather will help show that I have a unique perspective in regards to empathizing with underrepresented users. As I grow in my new career, I would like to focus on intentional allyship while developing equitable and accessible products. Thank you in advance for any advice you can share and best of luck with your channel! You truly are a gem and I appreciate you putting in so much time to make these mentorship videos for us.

[yuxuanlin]

Hello, I am a college student who will graduate next year. Your video has helped me a lot!!! Thank you for the sharing~ I hope I can have the opportunity to enter Google as a UIUX designer next year~~

[fahadsultan]

The perfect video I was searching <3! thumbs up bro!

[digiratimax]

All your points are gems! Thank you so much ☺️

[ariesthetic]

how can i just found your channel now??? thankyou so much it'll be so helpful for my next design interview<3

[liangamber]

Love your dali sweater! And I’m curious about how you cultivate your taste of art/ design inspiration!

[rahpstudio]

Hey all, you're going to get tired of me celebrating every hundred mark, but we are now past *850 subscribers* !!! 🚀🌑 Isn't that insane? Well, it is to me. I hope you found this video helpful, and I'm kind of jealous that you have all of this information now, which I wish I had when I was applying to jobs. If you want to continue learning, check out the videos below. Again, thank you all so much for your support, and I'm so excited to have you join me on this crazy YT journey! ✨ 💛

[natalyvalenciabula]

Aww you are so awesome and genuine. Subscribed!

[edela]

all these questions are familiar so great video!

[SomethingSomewhereJustOnce]

I'm an introvert who mostly loves interviews. The only time I hate interviews is when I'm not prepared for the said interview.

[lemuelmacedo]

Love the content, keep it up, do u have some hints for mid lvl?