Innovation is about DOING! 

The right innovation strategy and effective management within an organization will set boundaries and boost the discovery of opportunity fields. 

On this episode of UX Boostcamp, we invited Bonanza Design’s UX Researcher and Innovator, Esther Huber, to talk about hot to leverage the lean innovation sprints, and validate your business ideas at the early stages.

We explore the importance of UX Research and testing your ideas directly with your potential customers and inform your key business decisions. 

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In this episode of UX Boostcamp, we cover a very sensitive topic: Client Management and Communication

For anyone who is starting their career, I believe this is one of the most challenging and frightening parts.

To help us navigate this burning topic we invited our colleague Carlos, who has loads of experience when it comes to dealing with clients and overcoming these challenges. 

During this session, we explore UX design soft skills, how to meet deadlines, client negotiation, and what not to do when it comes to client management.


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In this episode of UX Boostcamp, we covered a topic that haunts every Junior UX Designer: organizing your work!

We know how big the workload can be and how overwhelming it is to receive so much information and directions all at once for the first time.

We have invited our dear colleague Lorant Trellay to guide us through the maze of project and file structure, client communication documents, and task prioritization.

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After following all our tips you hava finally landed your first gig in the UX Design industry!

Every day, thousands of people take on new jobs. They are all worried and worried about whether they fit in the new place.

But with the new responsibilities you might find yourself lost in this new process, and the questions, doubles, and stress start coming.

To help you face this new challenge, on this episode of UX Boostcamp we share experiences and advice to help and inspire you on your first job, and hopefully, make you avoid future mistakes.

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If you have been following UX Boostcamp you have already learned how to prepare your UX Portfolio, how to build your case studies… and In the fourth episode of UX Boostcamp, it is time to get to the action, look for a job! 

That’s what everyone wants, and we are here to help you with that.

So we will go through many topics from sharing your work, the recruitment process, salary expectations… So listen to this episode until the end and you will be ready for the job market!

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We are back with another episode of UX Boostcamp, bringing you the best tricks to quickstart your UX career.

So far we have covered the basics of what is UX, debunked some really crazy online myths, and gave you the best road to success when it comes to building your portfolio!

In this episode, we talk about another very feared topic: CASE STUDIES

Where do I begin? How do I structure it? What should I NEVER do? We answer all your questions and more!


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And we are back with another episode of UX Boostcamp! 

In this session, we will cover one of the most talked topics when it comes to becoming a UX Designer: THE PORTFOLIO.

As a designer your portfolio is everything. 

If you want to enter into UX design, you’ll almost certainly need an impressive portfolio to land your first job. Even if you have prior expertise in the sector, it is critical to maintain a polished and current portfolio.

A UX recruiter will hardly look at your CV, the first thing they will do is open your portfolio, as they would like to know how the candidates present themselves.

There are tons of articles, videos, social media posts, you name it, online explaining how to do it, giving tips and tricks, showcasing free tools that you can use, but no one shows you the yellow brick road, and that’s what we are here to do.

With that in mind, we have put together this episode to help you build the best UX portfolio that will impress any UX recruiter!


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Presenting UX Boostcamp is a new series of episodes, where we will welcome experience designers in the field to share with us their stories and help you to learn new things in UX, improve as a Junior designer, grow in your career with amazing tips, and debunk some crazy myths we see online, and we gotta tell you, there’s a lot!

On this first episode we go back to the basics explaining the difference between UX and UI design, and Graphic and Product Design, and we also debunk some huge online myths about finding a mentor, and the importance (or not…) of having a degree to start working as a UX Designer.

Come join us on this talk and let us help you grow in your designer career.

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