Keming Newsletter
Most traditional jobs require you to go to college, study for at least 3-4 years then figure out how to navigate the job market. While there’s a lot of value to traditional education, User Experience Design (and many on-demand tech skills in general) and are moving in more nontr…
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Ace the Interview So all the hard work on your portfolio, case studies, and project briefs paid off — you’re getting the recognition you deserve from r…
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Good visuals are crucial for building products people want to use; here's how to get them right
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How repetition makes you a better designer There’s this famous story of a high school teacher experimenting with how we learn things. He divided his po…
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Get acquainted with the terminology, and explore the paid and free resources that can boost your progress in building your profile and body of work.
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Understand how UX & UI skills differ from and complement one another as a part of the design process, and what specializing means for your career
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"Years of experience" is a proxy for the actual skills you can build with intention to further your design career
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Tell your story, showcase your personality, and hit the points employers are looking for
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