Most UX books are written for people who already know UX. I wrote mine for everyone else. The curious career changer. The developer who wants to think like a designer. The student with no idea where to start. amzn.in/d/0j35zZX0

UX certifications show you’re learning. But employers hire people who can solve problems - not people who can list methods.

Test early. Test often. Sketches with coworkers. Wireframes with users. Prototypes with customers. Every stage reveals something

What kind of designer are you? Option 1 - CTRL + C Option 2 - CTRL + CCCCCCCCCCC I’m 100% option 2. If I don't hit it 11 times, did it even copy?

Me trying to save my UX job from AI

Portfolio advice nobody gives you: Show the decision, not just the outcome. What did you choose between? What did you leave out? That's what hiring managers actually want to see.

First and last impressions stick more than everything in between. Make onboarding feel great. Make checkout feel effortless. What happens in the middle matters less than you think.

A user interface is like a joke. If you have to explain it, it's not that good - Martin LeBlanc

This is getting wild. 🤯 You can now generate 3D assets (and more) with Spline’s new product, Omma. x.com/i/status/20365…

Design with intent.

Good design isn’t about how much you can add; it’s about how much you can remove while keeping the user’s goal clear. Visual noise = Cognitive load. If a button or an image doesn't help the user complete their task, it’s just a distraction. Simplify to amplify. #UXDesign

I completely screwed up a design review early in my career. I showed 3 screens. Got destroyed. Spent a week redesigning. Showed 3 screens again. Got destroyed again. Nobody told me - design reviews aren't about screens. They're about decisions. Show your thinking, not just

Something's shifting in the India design community. 3 years ago, juniors asked "how do I get a job?" Now they ask "how do I build something worth hiring for?" That's not a small change. That's a generation of designers who stopped waiting for permission. Proud to be watching

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