UX Design Basics for Beginners

This is a start of a new series in which I will take one design term and explain it in under 90 seconds, with examples.

Starting with something broad like UX design but for next week I have two propositions:
🅰️ Low fidelity wireframes
or
🅱️ Flow diagrams

You can vote in the comments by saying which one you prefer but also please tell me why! And all comments to this video are appreciated, this series will grow based on your feedback.

I want to give you simple, down to earth explanations so even non-designers can understand these terms. And always with examples and visual aid.

Let me know what you think!

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[suzanneshea]

Flow diagrams ! Love the 90 second format 🎉

[lautarosimoncini]

B. Arquitecture of information and clustering is very important for me. Gretings!

[AngkuraAungkuramas]

Cool! I prefer "B Flow Diagrams" for the next one :)

[kristofferpastor]

That was quick and very insightful! I want to see both flow diagrams and Low fidelity wireframes next! make it like a 2 minute monday video :)

[abdoo]

Flow diagrams for me as well 😄 really loved this bite sized explanation, sweet simple and practical. 👌🏻

[art_nomadi]

As Mikhail, I especially enjoy watching this!))

[alaaalkhatib]

"90 seconds" is amazing idea. I would like to see "flow diagrams". Thanks bro

[shahed]

That's didn't feel boring at all !!!! Love it . I'd like to see flow diagrams 😁

[SzabatDesign]

Flow Diagrams for next :) As for the video, it was explained perfectly. This is how I work with my clients and I did it subconsciously :) I focus on solving business problems and user needs, not on all possible methodologies.

[devastator]

Flow Diagrams! Wireframes are pretty ubiquitous but many designers dont learn flow diagrams correctly!

[uxinagenticworld]

This video made me re-think of my own definition of ux.

User experience is the decisions you make to create a user interface, hoping the user will interact with the application or website according to the objectives set during the decision-making.
Maybe I will improve it...

[SkArifHossain]

😍That was superfast, love it and have an awesome day, flow diagrams I'd love to see next

[wholesomehub]

Awesome, would love one on “responsive design”

[أمنةعليهاشم]

Bro I love what you do and how creative you are ✨

[jmcclinton]

Thanks for this video. I think Flow diagrams would be impactful and quicker to show in that time frame. Very informative.

[jestinmwilson]

Love the short videos please do more ❤️💖

[adam_moucka]

Now I want a burger too… also let’s do flows!

[FallenBLuue]

Cute format, but I think it would have been better to give different names or just stick with the names user, business and designer. So you always have to first draw the conclusion which Michal was who/ which position. Would have been a better ux ;)

[WeDilly]

I know youve answered this question on longer format videos
But is it even worth it to get into ux design right now?

Id love pursue it as a side gig, im a flight attendant. And started following your channel and others during lockdown and did start the grow with google program

I dont know i talked myself out of it but it is something that resonates with me and i see bad ux around me at work and in my daily life

Just figured I ask

[crossxer]

I think there is a difference between a user flow diagram and a task flow diagram, but maybe I'm wrong so I want to find out about that too.