@@izzyeazy1438 that's where you got it wrong my friend. It's not about the software it's about the skills. Problem solving and empathy. Recently, my manager told me to work on my logic and critical thinking skills. He said if I master them than I can quickly jump from senior -> to Lead -> to principal. You can learn software free online in an hour but you cannot learn how to think in a day, it takes practice, practice, practice....
Hey, I'm really debating if I should study this or not, my main fear is that it will be boring. I have pretty good hands, so I'm not concerned about my skills. Would you say you are, overhaul, enjoying the job? Or do you find yourself bored alot?
You're a star, Michal, thank you for looking out for us juniors! Looking forward to the next part of this roadmap and potentially portfolio platform options 😍
Thank you! It really brings me immense pleasure when I see people around me get a job, progress and make their lives better :) I'm almost addicted to those good news :)
I followed this path thanks to watching your videoes and courses. Starting an internship soon, so I would love to know how to succeed in the first job :)
Very good content as always :) I owe you everything and where I am, It took me 2 years from zero and currently working on freelance. Once the money is once there is no money, but I am my own boss and all the time I develop and find better and better clients because I can offer them more and more :) If it wasn't for you, I don't know where I would be today also thank you very much. I owe you a lot. And thank you for using my case study in this video nice :) Have a beatiful day! ☀
Hey Malewicz! Just wanted to drop a quick comment to say thanks for the awesome design content! Keep up the great work and keep those videos coming. You're an inspiration! 👍🔥
Hey! Much appreciated! This year I want to make stuff that's even more condensed knowledge - with diagrams and practically no filler. Times are tougher for juniors so they need all the help they can get.
Such a helpful roadmap! Thank you Michal! You are always providing the highest quality content -- no fluff -- just straightforward, honest truth. All your courses are top notch, and hands down, set the standard for UX/UI and Product design courses and professional design work. Thank you!
Hey Michael, I was looking for the email on the website so I could inquire about a discount. I live in Argentina and unfortunately, it's a bit challenging for me financially. I'm interested in purchasing the bundle. Could you please provide me with the email contact information? Thanks a lot.
Hi Malewicz, Thank you for this very helpful video. I was wondering how much time would it take me to get to the "Practice" part if I follow the roadmap and learn daily? Let me know, thanks a lot.
Hi Michal 😄I always find it humorous whenever you use the word "Rectangles" for designing UIs, and literally, it's all about drawing rectangles at certain levels. Thanks for presenting the roadmap to the product design career.
Hey Michal! Been really enjoying your videos and have been inspired to get into UI/UX design. Do you have a recommended path for your paid courses? Thanks for putting out all this great content!
Hey Malewicz, which of your courses would you recommend after the 4th Google course. And in what order should I take your courses to get the best out of them?
Awesome video would serioulsy appreciate a video on the next steps, I am not a UX designer but a graphic designer trying to broaden my skillset and I love your videos, Thanks!
Ledwo trafilem na ten filmik i poczulem, ze to cos dla mnie, a nagle zasypaly mnie informacje od znajomych po kilkuletnich studiach UX, ze nie ma pracy dla poczatkujacych. Wiec... Warto w to isc? Tak szczerze.
I just wanted to pause this video to tell you how much I appreciate you in helping me change my life. I have a great eye for design but imposter syndrome gets to me sometimes and these videos help me learn more and still give me hope for myself so thank you very much.
The 40h editing efforts can be seen in the output 😎 and not to mention the video was pretty helpful and informative as well, I hope more and more beginners come across it, as the thieves have really saturated the market.
Most people start with Mobile App UI part 1 - it's the most beginner friendly and after finishing it you can do a MUCH, MUCH better UI app than in Google Course part 5.
Reassuring to know I am on the right track, and very grateful for your free knowledge and courses- I have learned so much from them. Stoked for the RWD course drop, as well as a few youtube courses you have hinted at!
I'm doing Google's course and find trying to learn UI on my own SO IRRITATING. There's very few free videos on it 😭 took DAYS to find what rule of 8s was. I'll definitely be looking at your course. I'm low on funds rn but $50 won't break the bank
A lot of insights can be extracted from this video, your ux case study approach is pretty nice. I'm pretty excited for the next content. I'm expecting more great work from you in the future.
I'm looking for the fastest way, but I can't decide which is the first course or how the course sequence should be for the fastest route. Which course should I take first, then second, third, fourth, fifth, etc.?
I want to ask this as an entry level ux/ui designer. How do you differentiate creating for users instead of creating for yourself? What i mean is, when you create a website/app you are inputing your design ideas. But as we should emphatise with users, how can my design not be subjective (at this point i have emphatised with user needs and i am acting as the user while creating), and instead objective to the user needs? I hope i make sense
I LOVED this roadmap. As a person starting to learn Product Design, I will be following this like a Bible. Thanks so much! And yes, I'd also love a roadmap to follow once one lands the very first job. ❤
Hey I'm looking to start from scratch there doesn't seem to be one course that covers everything in your link , just different courses can you link that please
I'd say that if you're building a complex product it's best to create your own design system. For smaller products it doesn't make sense to use a DS at all (a design library and some consistency docs should be fine) What do you mean about 4K? All of them are 4K for over a year now :-)
That's a very good question! It's not bad - can work, but there are issues with load times (notion is often slow) and possibilities. I think maybe I should do an overview of portfolio options.
Beside your book No Bullshit guide to UX (already purchased), what other UX ressources would you recommend ? And 2, beside the upcoming design challenges on your website, where can I find good ones ? Thanks !
Hey! thank you for your videos, they are great, im currently an interior designer starting to learn UX/UI design and all that, plus i saw you had TANZANIAN SHILLINGS in the intro, curious as to how you got it too 😄, im Tanzanian and this motivates me even more thanks man.
No it's best to do it the other way around. The book is more of a guide which of the methods from typical UX processes are barely ever used and it simplifies a lot of terms and things, but still it's required to first know them
I like this so much. Your communication is top notch. I felt like you were talking to me one on one in a room 😂. I’m going to come back and thank you for helping me 🎉
This is very helpful. I have been wondering if I should even complete the Google course since I only have a few sections left or if it even matters ... I have learned so much more from your courses! I can't wait to start the RWD course next week. 😀
If you’re just starting I’d suggest to start with free materials first (I have a couple of playlist) and only when you’re 100% sure you find it interesting go spending. 500 is a lot though, my full bundle is 300 and chances are it covers more :)
Hey! I do get a bit of inspiration on how you design the case study with the use of text and image. And the way you present statistics/data is really eye-catching and makes reading digestible 😊 But I structure my case study, similar to that of Cuberto, although with more information and details, cause the case studies often lack substance and are heavily visually-oriented for perfect-pixel designs.
Hi there! I just watched your amazing video and I was hoping you could give me a bit of guidance. I'm currently in my second year of college, studying graphic design, and I've been a fan of your videos for about a year now. Inspired by you, I want to become a great UX designer and I even enrolled in the Google UX course last year. I completed the first four courses on UX research, but I got demotivated along the way because I wasn't actually creating a good app and I struggled to find users for my usability testing. I was working on a fashion shopping app with a new feature, but I'm considering dropping that project altogether. After watching your video, I'm thinking of starting fresh with a new app that solves a real user problem. This way, I can also review the first four courses again. Then, I plan to take your UI courses and once my mobile app is complete, I'll start building a responsive website. I really enjoy UX design, but it was difficult to stay motivated in the Google UX course because I wasn't receiving any real feedback. I'm hoping that starting fresh with a new mindset will help me stay motivated, but I'm worried that I'll face the same problem of not receiving feedback in my UX design. Do you think this is a good idea? I would appreciate any help you could provide. Thank you!
@@MalewiczHype Yes actually I saw your reply but I accidentally deleted my comment 😅 Also, thank you! I will restart my UX journey again and soon purchase your UI courses :)
This content is pure gold. I'm one those who get their first job thanks to your courses. Now really looking forward for more advices after joining the industry ;)
It's not the same. You should still take the Google UX Course first and then you can use my book to get all that knowledge a bit more grounded in work-reality. Sure - you can just get the book, but I believe the other way around is better.
Wow, what an amazing guide to becoming a designer in 2023! I love the focus on affordable learning and nurturing passion before committing to expensive bootcamps. Excited to dive into this blueprint and unleash my creativity in the world of UX/UI design!
@@MalewiczHype 😂😂💔he said blame the government, that's horrible I might have to use a VPN to purchase this one cause why would I buy a course of 330 and spend 67 on service charges it came up to 400$+ in total the scream I scrummed! Anyways the devil ain't gonna hold me back on this one imma find a way around it
Hi what is the exact name of the fast track course for UI that you refer to around 5:04? I’m looking on your website and can’t tell which one it is. Thanks!
Also I noticed the bundle listed on the link to your site doesn’t include the Future Designer in the World of AI course but you included it in the snapshot of the bundle in the video. Can you confirm if it’s actually included in the 40hr bundle?
Hi! For most people the starting point is the Mobile Apps UI part 1. As for the 40h bundle, every single course is included in it (and two upcoming ones too) - we made the cover for it before the AI course was created but it should be on the cover as text. Good idea to update the cover probably :)
@@MalewiczHype by purchasing the Ultimate Design Collection bundle does that include a certificate of completion + design feedback like the individual courses do?
Most people start with Mobile Apps UI part 1 as it's the most beginner friendly from them all. It also covers things like Red Square Method and blockframing that are useful.
@@MalewiczHype the reason why I’m asking , is I got overwhelmed by the choices, I Dont have an issue with buying them , just need a proper order( start with this course , then this, then this etc in the following order ), that would be really helpful, i Dont want to go from a beginner course to a way advanced course unknowingly, thanks in advance
While the promo from that video is already over, I do share in it the exact step by step plan on how to go through the courses and in what order (in a visual way) - near the second half of the video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4KS5C0M76yA.html
