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Isn't it a separate field of animation design? I guess it is called a UX motion design or something like this... Should any UX/UI designer be a motion specialist as well?

be cautious entering client information into a public/open source GPT.

Reason 4: There are too many UX designers and too few jobs openings.

Love ur name 😅 “Ines”

"ArticulatING design decisions: Communicate with Stakeholders, Keep Your Sanity, and Deliver the Best User Experience" (the way Inès said it sounded like ""ArticulatED design decisions"

The job market for UX/UI entry-level design is not looking good right now, close to 7 months I am still looking for a job. Gonna work part-time while looking for a UX/UI job.

Nice video and thanks! What would you use to create your animations?

It kinda a hard decision, i'm in a situation is where i have bill to pay, and asian family, they expect you to have return on investment. As well as i'm from a small country so the job market is even more tight. So i think for now, i have to leave UX.

Hey Ines, thanks for sharing your insights. Can you make video on how to present a case study in portfolio rounds.

Needed a video like this then i saw this video.

Sister can you please make a seperate video for starting designers what you would recommend them cause i hear lot about how design world is changing with AI. It would be really helpful.

Hi Inès, Thank you for sharing these tips. I am curious about why would you write an article about your managerial experience instead of having it in your portfolio. I am job searching for junior positions, but I have team lead experience of 6 months (presently going on). So, I understand why you chose to separate it from your design experience, but why an article? What other options could I do to showcase my team lead experience?

Every interview I have I seem to get hit with new unexpected questions and I'm sooo bad on the spot.

I totally agree with you that portfolios are not perfect. I don't think they should be perfect in real-world scenarios, where there are so many challenges a designer has to face.

If people have good answers for the "give me examples from your previous jobs" garbage questions, they are lying to you. No one can recollect moments like this unless they were particularly traumatic or emotionally encoded for some reason. People are constantly under the gun to produce good work, then repeat it for the next sprint. Let their portfolio stand on its own, and see how you like their personality / see if they fit in your culture. Everything else that you ask which you think is clever won't be part of a future hiring paradigm because it was found irrelevant or stupid.

Love the part about taking a pause to answer! It helps the interview feel more like a genuine conversation which always calms my nerves.

Thanks Inès, it was very helpful !

Yeah thats why you got the job because you've already worked for big companies. The problem with many UX designers right now is they don't have the privilege or opportunity to work in a big company. Your video doesn't help that much

Great video, Thanks for sharing the tips

Hello Ines Mir, Could you create a video on how to become a UI/UX designer with no experience or degree, starting from scratch? Thank you!

I think it's just some creative learning from Figma AI! 😅

Thank you so much can you give more examples like this of even a questions they ask us and framework to answer it , that is where I get stuck in getting my thoughts together and sounding like I’m not rambling ❤

This is super helpful Inès! I’ve been using Perplexity for a while now and it’s an absolute game changer

Thank you Inès for sharing this insightful video! The information you provided about the UX design interview process is incredibly valuable and has given me a better understanding of what employers are looking for. If possible, could you make a video showcasing a mock interview for a UX design position? It would be really helpful how to approach answering them, and to watch a simulated interview in action. Thank you again for the great content!

Great insights Inès! Keep up the amazing work ❤

do you offer internships? For early UX designers? I'm willing to work 2 months for free

Thank you very much for the video Ines - I'm looking for an internship - Is that possible?

Awesome video with many ideas on Galileo AI and in which specific cases it is useful within the design process. Also, your lighting setup is great. Looking forward to seeing your channel get many thousands of subscribers this year!🚀

This is a wholesome content! Thanks for sharing Ines. I'm basically a Visual designer transitioning to UX design, I attended bootcamps, Google UX certifications. I still need more case studies for job applying. If i apply to a hackathon and I lag in few steps on how to perform them while doing.. Will i get help?

Really goood advices 😄🙏🏼 especially with the local communities and apps/sites you are using and with the innovations. Will you consider showing how to build different kind of case studies for the porfolio, maybe an examples? C: I like that my university are getting local clients for each individuel group to work with, and see where we get in the end of the semester. 🙈 Its sooo hard but really Nice with real world practice and problems to research and design for.

Great tips of advice Inès! :) Thank you and keep up the amazing work❤

This is definitely a very important aspect of a UX career, which I feel is also less talked about and hard to find. Thanks for the tips, Great video! :)

Can you share the link?

Learning Both graphics Designing And UI UX design are helpful?

This is a great video, Thank you! can you please share tips on how to improve UI?

Thanks Ines for this useful insights.... In regards to one of your recommendations - It's hard to impossible to find someone who is interested to give your portfolio a feedback :(

thanks for sharing your thoughts!!