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Building Resilience and Mentorship in UX Design: Insights from Jonas Bröms, S5, Ep. 4
In this episode, we are joined by Jonas Bröms, a globally recognized senior product designer and mentor with years of expertise in UX and user-centered design. Named among the top product designers worldwide, Jonas combines creative brilliance with technical acumen to craft impactful digital solutions for innovative startups. From overcoming personal and professional challenges to shaping the future of UX through mentorship, Jonas shares valuable insights that inspire and empower the next generation of designers.
Discussion Points:
~ How does it feel to be recognized as the top authority in your field and at the top of your game? 1:30
~ You’ve been deeply involved in mentorship; what inspired you to start mentoring, and how has it impacted your own growth? 8:28
~ How has traveling and working across Sweden, UAE, Cyprus, and other places shaped you as an individual and professional? 12:16
~ What advice would you give to your younger self or to those who want to follow in your footsteps? 26:38
~ As technology evolves, what are your thoughts on the future of UX design, especially with AI and voice interfaces changing user interactions? 30:50
Show notes:
~ I haven’t sunk it in yet, but I try not to feed my impostor syndrome. Instead, I focus on being proud of what I’ve achieved and the people I’ve helped along the way.
~ Mentorship has been a journey where I not only help others but also gain perspective on myself and my work. It’s a transfer of knowledge and experiences that challenges and inspires me.
~ When everything fell apart last year, I remembered a friend's advice: 'Do something for somebody else.' It changed my perspective and gave me purpose during difficult times.
~ The way we interact with technology is going to change drastically. It’s no longer just about screens; it’s about creating experiences through voice, augmented reality, and more natural interactions.
~ Be inspired by what others create instead of feeling afraid or envious of it. Use it to fuel your own journey and creativity.
~ The accumulation of small, meaningful questions over time leads to deeper understanding and better collaboration.
Links:
www.linkedin.com/in/jonas-broms/
www.odduse.com
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By Galaxy UX StudioIn this episode, we are joined by Jonas Bröms, a globally recognized senior product designer and mentor with years of expertise in UX and user-centered design. Named among the top product designers worldwide, Jonas combines creative brilliance with technical acumen to craft impactful digital solutions for innovative startups. From overcoming personal and professional challenges to shaping the future of UX through mentorship, Jonas shares valuable insights that inspire and empower the next generation of designers.
Discussion Points:
~ How does it feel to be recognized as the top authority in your field and at the top of your game? 1:30
~ You’ve been deeply involved in mentorship; what inspired you to start mentoring, and how has it impacted your own growth? 8:28
~ How has traveling and working across Sweden, UAE, Cyprus, and other places shaped you as an individual and professional? 12:16
~ What advice would you give to your younger self or to those who want to follow in your footsteps? 26:38
~ As technology evolves, what are your thoughts on the future of UX design, especially with AI and voice interfaces changing user interactions? 30:50
Show notes:
~ I haven’t sunk it in yet, but I try not to feed my impostor syndrome. Instead, I focus on being proud of what I’ve achieved and the people I’ve helped along the way.
~ Mentorship has been a journey where I not only help others but also gain perspective on myself and my work. It’s a transfer of knowledge and experiences that challenges and inspires me.
~ When everything fell apart last year, I remembered a friend's advice: 'Do something for somebody else.' It changed my perspective and gave me purpose during difficult times.
~ The way we interact with technology is going to change drastically. It’s no longer just about screens; it’s about creating experiences through voice, augmented reality, and more natural interactions.
~ Be inspired by what others create instead of feeling afraid or envious of it. Use it to fuel your own journey and creativity.
~ The accumulation of small, meaningful questions over time leads to deeper understanding and better collaboration.
Links:
www.linkedin.com/in/jonas-broms/
www.odduse.com