Written by I have 3 case studies but one is a lot more polished and I have much better insights in that case study. How do I get the recruiter or whoever will review my portfolio to check that case study? Is it fine to put text like "I recommend this case study if you are recruiter"? […]
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I've seen resume's with metrics like "increased click rate by 30% after my new design" and idk I kinda roll my eyes because I feel like anyone can pull that info from their ass, what is the prospective employer going to do call and confirm? I would rather save the real estate on my resume […]
I am all for not asking for an email address until later. But if someone drops off, it makes it impossible to contact them. Is that worth the trade off? submitted by /u/tolarewaju3 [comments] Source link
I’m currently navigating my path as a UI/UX designer and I'm feeling a bit stuck. I love the visual side of things. I also enjoy making sure everything works well, is easy to use and makes sense, but honestly, I’m not a fan of the deep UX research side (personas, user interviews, long documentation, walls […]
2 column layout resumes were used for so long but now people are saying they are bad for ATS so I want to switch to a single column one but problem is all the single column ones look ugly, I don't want some recruiter tossing it in the trash because to them the 2 column […]
I havent studied it at all and i have no idea how people study it for years for me it feels so easy and natural to make UX very friendly and good. Tho i really doubt i could get a job with this natural feeling for ux lol submitted by /u/Ill_Baker_9712 [comments] […]
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I am applying for a Ul/UX web designer position through OnlineJobs, and l've been asked via email to create a test design based on a specific reference website and submit it through email. Is this a standard practice in the industry? submitted by /u/Easy_Smell2621 [comments] Source link