Beyond Self Introduction, let's discuss the few questions that a product designer should prepare for before an interview.

Extracting information from users for better usability and experience can be tricky. It often requires researchers to be focused and directed towards the topic. We'll be discussing the guide to user interviews in this episode.

In today's episode, we'll be discussing the meaning and critical aspects of achieving a great user experience design.

Great startups always have plenty of challenges to overcome and problems to solve. They never rest on their achievements; they are always hungry, humble, and have a sense of urgency. These values attract diverse people from different cohorts to join them on their missions.

Every startup founder I have worked with made these three mistakes everytime they raised a massive round of funding. The results of doing so we're not very good, specially for their employees.

The term Signal to Noise Ratio is a metaphor, but it is a genuine phenomenon in UI design. It means designers should make it easy for users to find information. They should not be trying to find the needle in a haystack.

Design professionals and design Bootcamp students are clueless about the ins and outs of UX research. Some of these design professionals can hire and expand their teams, but they never consider bringing a UX researcher into their design cycle since they know very little about what they do. Often they are looked at like design practitioners that are meant for only big corporate companies and might lead to waste of cost critical resources. This article highlights some of the key decisions and things that UX researchers tend to perform but are ignored by product designers and managers. I have also tried answering many of the questions that upcoming UX-researchers have during the start of their career.

Connect two similar frames and get fluid animation between them as if you animated it yourself. Convey the motion if your dreams in seconds without you having to do any real work. It's almost a keyframe animation killer.

Apple rant for expecting it to be cheap. But it will never be cheap. Ever. Because it shouldn't be.

My favorite power quotes from the famous speeches of Facebook's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg.