PDF-(BOOS)-An Ugly Design Career The Uncommon Guide to Becoming an Always-in-Demand Designer

Simple practical and actionable advice to build and improve your UI UX Design careerWhat if you didnt have to rely on a portfolio or resume to get work as a UI UX designer What if you didnt need to write out yet another case study to prove your capability and worthImagine having a network of advocates who are always excited to bring you on board to help craft designs for their next business adventureTrevor Alexanders quotAn Ugly Design Careerquot draws on his 16 years of experience to provide intuitive but uncommon advice for how to create a UI UX design career filled with opportunity The chapters provide a guide on how to approach your career from a place of service to provide incredible value to your clients employers and peers which will have you in constant demandTrevor provides readers withPractical insights to create advocates to bring you work opportunitiesSimple and actionable advice to stand out in the fieldWays to better serve clients coworkers and business that ultimately serve your careerSome example chaptersTenacity Not TalentDont Let Details Get in the Way of the Big PictureDevelopers Will Get You More Jobs Than DesignersLearn How to Fight Through AmbiguityOutput Is More Important Than Process. 1. 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Let’s get to know each other a little better…. OF MY QUALIFICATIONS. A. I’m originally from Indiana, but now live on the Gulf Coast of Florida. The Desired Brand Effect Stand Out in a Saturated Market with a Timeless Brand The Desired Brand Effect Stand Out in a Saturated Market with a Timeless Brand The Bigger Desktop UX/UI Design NotebookAs a UX/UI designer you know that the best designs happen on paper first. This notebook was created with experienced UX/UI designers to help you translate your ideas and solutions into sketches and lo-fi wireframes. Whether you are designing in the office or on the go The Bigger Desktop UX/UI Design Notebook is there to help you unleash your creative flow.With the notebook you can easily create a screen sketch thanks to the ready-to-use templates with dotted square grid. The Bigger Desktop UX/UI Design Notebook allows you to create one design per page.There is also place for your notes and other important stuff project name date and screens titles or comments.More about the notebook120 pages in total and 118 pages with desktop design templatesEach page contains dedicated space for one screen design project name date screens titles amp comments for each screenPerfect size 85 x 11 inchesMinimalistic matte coverPrinted on high quality white paper DARE TO BE A GREAT DESIGNERDoes the term UX/UI Design sound strange to you?Do you know a little knowledge about UX/UI design and would want to get an in-depth knowledge of what it is all about?Are you new to the world of designing and you are looking for an area to specialize in?Are you a beginner who is feeling overwhelmed and is looking for a guide or reliable resource that will put you through?This guide takes that anxiety away and prepares you to become a better UX/UI Designer. It gives you the essentials on how to get started and advance as you go from a beginner to getting a career in UX/UI design.There are thousands of resources on UX/UI designs but in this guide you will get practical steps on how to get started and advance in designing.What you will get as you use this guideUnderstand the basics of designUnderstand how UX/UI design worksGet started with the User-centered Design ProcessGet familiar with the design fundamentals for UILearn how to conduct research get inspiration for wireframes and prototypesCreate your first wireframe and prototype using tools like Figma Adobe XD and SketchLearn what typography is about and how to apply it to your designsLearn the theory and psychology of colors and how to work with colorsKnow the rules of a good UI design and get some useful tips on how to be a better designer... and a lot moreThe journey to becoming a good designer is not an easy process. Do not feel stressed like you have to finish this guide as fast as possible. UX/UI design takes time.To become a good designer you have to practice what you learn so go through this guide as many times as you would like and ensure to practice every time you do that.Whether you8217ve been experimenting with UX/UI designs for years or you8217re completely new to the field this guide is a great asset for you. Three years ago I was in a predicament.nbspI was in a Startup Accelerator (which is a business program for startups which usually ends with you pitching your idea to investors) and pivoted very early in the program. Problem was I was neither a coder nor designer. I was just a guy with an idea for a business.nbspThe idea of sitting in front of an investor8212many whom likely wouldn8217t be the most tech-savvy people8212and trying to explain the idea was daunting.nbspIn writing there8217s an old phrase show don8217t tell. But how do you show something when you have literally hours before meeting with someone who could potentially give you the funds you need to succeed?nbspIn a word SketchnbspSketch gave me the ability to quickly mockup my idea so that when I met with investors and advisors I wasn8217t telling8212I was showing them. And they were impressed. It clicked with them more than words could. Many believed that what they were seeing was already done and working.nbspIf you are a non-coder non-designer like me then is book will give you the foundation you need to create your software or app. Microcopy consists of small pieces of text like headings hint texts placeholders summaries and instructions throughout a website or app. These little bits of content often get overlooked to the detriment of the application or website you8217re building which is tragic since they make the difference between products that fade into obscurity and those that go on to become extremely successful.In this book we\'ll see how9679 One retail firm increased its monthly revenues by 25000000 by changing one word9679 A website prevented hundreds of credit card billing errors using a single sentence9679 An enterprise chat app used playful microcopy to grow to a 3.8B valuationYou\'ll understand the power of microcopy through many real-life examples and learn how to9679 Analyze microcopy for strengths and weaknesses9679 Identify opportunities to use microcopy9679 Plan your microcopy9679 Start writing better microcopy9679 Validate its effectivenessHere\'s some praise for the bookquotThe content is good. Copy is something that I\'ve been trying to get my hands on so Chapter 7 was very helpful for me.quot -- Jelvin Base UI/UX DesignerquotI really like it since i\'m still new to microcopy and gives me an idea why microcopy is important for every app and website. It\'s easy to understand and apply especially for beginners like me. I will definitely recommended this book to my friends.quot -- Eric Luciano Front-End Developer / DesignerquotNiaw prepares her readers for the wonderful world of Microcopy (and burritos) with great examples here and there partnered with the value of using it reasoning as to how Microcopy works and flavourful wordplays. This short but tasty book proves how powerful small things like microcopy can make a big difference to your designs.quot -- Pierce Jonota Designer The Desired Brand Effect Stand Out in a Saturated Market with a Timeless Brand Paul Rand . Bio. Paul . Rand (Born . Peretz. Rosenbaum, August 15, 1914) was a well-known American graphic designer, best known for his corporate logo designs. Rand was educated at the Pratt Institute (1929-1932), the Parsons School of Design (1932-1933), and the Art Students League (1933-1934). He was one of the originators of the Swiss Style of graphic design. From 1956 to 1969, and beginning again in 1974, Rand taught design at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. Rand was inducted into the New York Art Directors Club Hall of Fame in 1972. He designed many posters and corporate identities, including the logos for IBM, UPS and ABC. Rand died of cancer in 1996.. Catholic School and Sixth Form College. Some useful websites for you and your child. Learning Intentions. To understand my options after . year 11 and 13. To know where to go for help. To develop my understanding of the world of work.