Hi Anudeep, I like the concept of following non-text book approach, it builds us to come with own thoughts in practical way and skills.😊 My biggest question is: Why does UI/UX design consist of so many principles and laws? Is it because the design should be perfect? If so, why do so many design applications fail even after following these principles and laws?🙁
I had this doubt from a very long time that when you start a project, we are tend to think about the whole process of how the project will be executed right? So, at the beginning should we first define the process of doing the project or should we start doing the project and thinking about the methods one after doing another?
What's is the difference between UX design, UiUX design, Product Design, UI design ( is research involved in UI? If yes then why only UI design, Interaction design ? what is web design? Does web design also included in UX design? Then why is it separate as UI designers also design website?
is following the law of UX design really matter like if in the end of the day the business is getting benefit from the design then does law even matter ? And thanks Anudeep sir you are a great teacher when ever i watch any of your video i just learn something new even after learning UX design from more then 1 year.
Even for digital products, the process is not the same and it depends on the designer and the problem they are trying to solve. UX doesn’t work like - standard procedures to be followed to produce something. It is a very individual dependent field.
I wonder why there was a need for such multiple roles under Product Design? I mean why does UX writer need to be a different person than UX designer. It is like having a bidet and commode. In my opinion, separating micro-tasks does more harm than good.
It all depends on the construct of an organisation. Often the role names are just given to have a general understanding. But the decision to split responsibilities vs having people be the superstars is totally dependent on what makes sense for an organisation to run its business.
Hi Anudeep, first of all, thank you for making this video & which makes us think differently. My question is when the designs are presented to the client they will not agree on some things. In such situations how to give proper rationale to the designs & convince the client these are the better solution?
