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Beauty is not in the eyes of a designer!!!! ✨Now that I have your attention😀, ever wondered what makes a dream team in digital product development? It's the seamless synergy between UI/UX designers and developers that brings visions to life. ✨If you have ever been in a situation where the developer is frustrated at you,then you would understand what I mean. ✨How do you solve this? 1️⃣Prioritize clear communication 2️⃣Use intuitive design systems 3️⃣Be meticulous about your attention to detail. 4️⃣Embrace platforms that streamline handoff process. All these help you pave the way for smoother development processes and faster time-to-market. Try these tips and thank me later,you’re welcome😁😁 Hope it’s not too late to wish you a productive week 😁😁 Let me know in the comments what your go-to strategies for ensuring smoother collaboration between designers and developers are? ————————————————————————————— Seeing my post for the first time? My name is Oyindamola, I am your go to girl for everything design and UI/UX related. Connect with me let’s create magic together🚀 Don’t forget to share,like comment and repost ♻️ #thoughtleader #uiuxdesign #techindustry #womenintech #uiuxtips #remoteworker #tipstuesday

Embracing the Journey: Starting Your Career in UI/UX Design Hi everyone! If you're a beginner starting a career in UI/UX design, it's natural to feel intimidated by the competition. You might see many posts about job seekers and feel overwhelmed. But remember, competition signifies demand. Here's a fresh perspective: as a beginner, don't let competition scare you. Instead, focus on learning, growing, and honing your skills. The design field is vast, and there's room for everyone willing to put in the effort. Embrace the journey, seek feedback, and continually improve. You're just starting out, and that means you have endless possibilities ahead. Don't fear the competition – use it as motivation to become better every day. Happy designing! 🌟 #UIUXDesign #DesignCareer #BeginnerDesigners #CareerGrowth #StayMotivated #DesignJourney #LearningAndGrowing #EmbraceTheChallenge #DesignCommunity #CreativeProcess #uiux #Design #carrer

🎉𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗪𝗲 𝗚𝗼—$𝟭𝗞 𝗘𝗮𝗿𝗻𝗲𝗱 𝗼𝗻 𝗨𝗽𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗪𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝘄𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗽𝗼𝘀𝗮𝗹! 💎 LinkedIn has been my secret weapon throughout my career as a UI designer. On Upwork, the competition is fierce, with countless proposals for every job. Rather than getting lost in the crowd, I decided to take a different path—connecting with people directly on LinkedIn. This approach can increase your chances of getting hired without even having to apply. 💡 My advice to aspiring designers and professionals: don’t underestimate LinkedIn. Share your work, showcase your experiences, and let opportunities come to you! #NewBeginnings #Softwaredevelopment #hired #UI #design #softwaredevelopment #creativity #future #inspiration #productivity #Upwork #UX

Looking to land your first UI/UX design gig but feeling lost on where to start? You're not alone! The design world can be competitive, but with the right approach, you can build a strong foundation and set yourself apart. I'm on the hunt for valuable tips and insights from experienced UI/UX designers on how to break into the field. Here are some areas I'm particularly interested in: - Building a standout portfolio (without tons of client experience) - Must-have skills and design tools to master - Networking strategies to connect with industry professionals Share your best advice in the comments below! Let's empower aspiring UI/UX designers to take that first step towards their dream careers. #uiux #design #career #jobsearch #tips #advice

Why do talented UI/UX designers leave, and what can companies do to make them stay? It’s not just about money—poor work culture, lack of growth opportunities, creative burnout, and team misalignment all play a role in high turnover rates. In our latest blog, we explore: - Why designers leave - How to foster creativity and collaboration - The role of career growth in retention - Strategies to create a supportive environment Your designers are key to your product’s success. Let’s ensure they thrive. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dJqSTwzG #ProofOfSkill #UIUXDesign #TalentRetention #CreativeTeams #WorkCulture

As I celebrate Day 87 of my 100-day design challenge, I want to emphasize the importance of networking in advancing your UI/UX design career. 📌Attend design events: Conferences, meetups, and workshops are great opportunities to meet fellow designers, learn about new trends, and potentially connect with recruiters. 📌Reach out to your network: Send personalized emails or messages to your connections, sharing your work, seeking feedback, or asking for advice. 📌Be proactive: Don't wait for opportunities to come to you create your own. Offer to collaborate with other designers, participate in design challenges, or volunteer to work on projects that interest you. Finding a job in UI/UX design can be competitive, but by building a strong network, creating a solid personal brand, and staying up-to-date with industry trends, you can increase your chances of success. Remember to stay focused, persistent, and always be open to learning and growth. Picture of the day a collaborative project we did a while back Hawa Issa we are not on schedule again for the next one . #uidesign #uxdesign #100daysdesignchallenge #productdesign

Hey, junior UI/UX designers! After a great start last week, we're excited to continue building our supportive space for junior designers. This week, we’ll be talking about something every aspiring designer needs to nail: 🎨 Building Your Portfolio 🎨 We all know how important a portfolio is when you’re starting out, but it can feel overwhelming to figure out what to include and how to show your skills. That’s exactly what we’ll be talking about this week. We’ll talk about: 🔹 How to structure a standout portfolio 🔹 What to include when you don’t have loads of experience 🔹 Tips for writing case studies that tell your story 🔹 How to showcase personal projects 🔹 Getting useful feedback and continuously improving. If you’re just getting started or you’re looking to improve your portfolio, this is the space for you! We’d love for you to join us, share your thoughts, and learn from each other. It’s going to be a super supportive and helpful session! 🙌 🗓️ This Thursday , 4PM 📍 On Twitte Space https://lnkd.in/dZUsRpzJ Hope to see you there! Let’s help each other grow and build portfolios that shine ✨ #UIDesign #UXDesign #PortfolioBuilding #DesignCommunity #JuniorDesigners #LearnTogether

Up for a challenge that can elevate your design skills?🌟 I’m starting a UI/UX design collaboration series, where I'm planning to collaborate with amazing fellow designers and will work together on creative challenges. More details will be shared in my next post!✨ Back in 2020, I collaborated with fellow artists on my Instagram art page. That experience made me realize the power of collaboration, which is why I’m bringing the same approach to design challenges.🙌🏻 By collaborating, we gain fresh perspectives, learn new techniques, and grow as designers. After each challenge, we’ll share and review our designs, providing valuable feedback to help each other improve.💯 Collaboration is key to growth in design—let's push boundaries, learn, and create together!✨ Interested in joining the next collaboration? Drop a comment or slide into my DMs!🙌🏻 #UIUXDesign #Collaboration #DesignChallenge #CreativeGrowth #FeedbackMatters #DesignCommunity #LearnAndGrow #Networking

There are two types of companies that can hire you. Most designers aim for that 🔴 5% job because it’s mostly promoted on social media. That gives you the false impression it’s how the industry works because it’s kinda cool, right? Mentors helping you grow, fruit Thursdays, meetings, brainstorms, ideations and multiple designers working together in harmony. Sure - it can be cool but it’s a small percentage. We think it’s how things work because the other 95% don’t share the reality of their work. It’s just not as interesting. And those two companies have different requirements from you as a ux/ui designer. The 5% ones are also much harder to get into. So think about it - maybe you’re purposefully skipping 95% of potential employers ;) What’s your experience with working at small companies? Let me know! #clientwork #realux #malewicz 

The T-Shaped Skill Strategy for UI/UX Designers 🎨 Want to transform from a good designer to an exceptional design force? Let's talk about the T-shaped skills that can catapult your UI/UX career into the Sky🌟 Imagine your skills as a powerful "T" - where the vertical line represents your deep expertise in a specific design domain, and the horizontal line represents your broad, adaptable knowledge across multiple disciplines. The Vertical Line (Deep Dive) 🔬 ✅ To be unique, specialize in your craft: master interaction design, design systems, user research, or visual communication. ✅ Become the go-to expert that companies can't live without ✅ Build credentials through consistent learning and practical application. The Horizontal Line (Broad Horizons)🌐 ✅ Understand adjacent fields like product management, front-end development, and business strategy ✅ Communicate effectively with cross-functional teams ✅ Translate design thinking into business value Pro Tip: Your T-shaped skills are your career's secret weapon. They make you versatile, valuable, and virtually irreplaceable. 💡 Who's ready to reshape their design career? Let's connect and exchange value, share knowledge | Rohit Pandey #UIUXDesign #CareerGrowth #DesignSkills #ProfessionalDevelopment