I’m currently a Product Designer at Instacart in San Francisco, but I previously had zero experience in design. I only offer 1:1 coaching and portfolio reviews through my patreon program linked below.
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IG: instagram.com/chunbuns
Portfolio & Blog: chunbuns.com
Book 1:1 with me here: patreon.com/chunbuns
Shop my fave books and skincare: amazon.com/shop/chunbuns

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✌︎ Design Bootcamps
⇢ General Assembly UX Immersive - ga.co/2WEKLlo
⇢ Tradecraft - tradecraft.com
⇢ Springboard $500 off UX Design Career Track with code UXCHUNBUNS500 - tinyurl.com/springboardchunbuns
⇢ Designlab - share.trydesignlab.com/ChristineChun

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✌︎ Things mentioned
⇢ Medium article - bit.ly/2ENbMJa
⇢ My portfolio - chunbuns.com

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⇢ Top : Everlane
⇢ Necklace: Mejuri

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⇢ SONY alpha 5000 - amzn.to/2TkntRe

✌︎ Editing software
⇢ Adobe Premiere

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✌︎ Business Inquiries
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About a year ago I made a video about the day in the life as a UX Designer and looking back on it… I just don't think it was that useful. So, I made a new one. Hope you enjoy it!

ABOUT VIDEO 👇
1. Flexible schedules: Sometimes I get into work a bit later because I take morning meetings from home.

2. Mornings: The mornings are often reserved for clearing emails, providing answers to questions from the day before about projects (my company is international so when I'm asleep some of my colleagues are working), as well as working on different types of design documentation.

3. Meetings: The more you grow into leadership, the more meetings you may start to have. This is great though because you want to make sure the design team is represented in important product decisions.

No meeting-type days are common in tech. I get a lot more heads down design work done during these days. My design team sometimes runs design jams on these days too.

4. Collaboration: I work very closely with Product Managers and Engineers. We all have important and different perspectives on the projects we work on together. Feedback is often, both in scheduled meetings and in casual conversation.

5. Variety: Product Designers are very customer focused, so we are often working with researchers to get our designs in front of customers. Part of my job is facilitating those sessions, creating documentation on what we learned, communicating it, and using the research to inform design decisions. This creates a lot of variety to my days since we are often in different stages of the design process across different projects.

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FAQ ✨
Name: Alexa
Location: Wisconsin → San Francisco → San Diego
About: I’m a designer! I live, breath, and value design. My background is in Graphic Design and digital Product Design and I’ve worked at a number of tech startups as a Product Designer as well as for larger companies such as Yelp and Zendesk.
Myers-briggs: ENFJ
Education: BFA, Graphic Design
Interests: Designing, sharing stories, hosting events, taking photos, organizing my home, crafting, and playing basketball

Access my favorite free and low-cost resources on getting started in design:
alexaleighh.com/resources

Alexa’s digital guide to help get you started in Product Design: alexaleighh.com/store/p/guide-new-product-designers

MY GEAR 📷
Camera: Canon EOS 70D
Teleprompter: Parrot Teleprompter 2
Lights: GoDox and NiceFoto
Microphone: Rode VideoMic Pro+
Editing software: Adobe Premiere Pro

Shop my tech gear:
amazon.com/shop/helloimalexa

SOCIALS ☀️
Instagram: instagram.com/hello_imalexa/
Twitter: twitter.com/hello_imalexa
Website: alexaleighh.com/
Newsletter: helloimalexa.ck.page/50b06b7246

Book 1:1 time with me! Career conversations, portfolio reviews, etc
superpeer.com/hello_imalexa

Looking for your next job? Check out my job board for a curated list of the best remote focused roles in Product Design, UX Research, Content Design, and Design Ops
helloimalexa.pallet.xyz

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PARTNERSHIPS 🔥
Let me know if you have any questions about the programs below:

Springboard: Become a Designer. Guaranteed.
Springboard's online UX and UI/UX Design programs are 6-9 months long with flexible learning and personalized 1:1 mentorship from top design talent across the globe. You'll finish the course with a 40 hour industry design project and have partnered with a real company solving real-world design problems. They guarantee you'll get a job within 6 months of graduating or your money back.

$1,000 off of Springboard’s UI/UX Design Career Track
Use my code at checkout: HelloAlexaSB1000
Quick link to UI/UX course: bit.ly/3AQfGwM

$1,000 off UX Design Career Track
Use my code at checkout: HelloAlexaSB1000
Quick Link to UX course: bit.ly/3s2PZoE

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Designlab: Build your new career in UX design
Designlab's UX Academy students receive world-class 1-on-1 online training in UX design, access to a vibrant community, and help landing that first product design job. No design experience? Join one of their rigorous 4-week Design 101 online courses! Students are paired with Designlab mentors to learn the fundamentals of design.

Quick link to the course: share.trydesignlab.com/helloimalexa

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CONTACT 💌

Serious business inquiries only: [email protected]

Disclaimer: Some links included in this page are affiliate links. That said, I only recommend products or services which I know, trust, and think are valuable for the community. If you purchase a product or service with one of these links, I may receive a small commission on this sale but this is at no additional cost to you. The earnings support me and my work so I can continue to provide you with great content and resources.

I've been there. Switched career paths from Psychology/Marketing to UX design. Now, 4 years in Silicon Valley as a UX/Product Designer in tech. Here are some things that will be helpful for you to get started. I looked for these answers when I first started, and I hope that this can be helpful to you! Please feel free to ask any questions in the comment section below. Also let me know if you would like a more detailed video on any of the topic I mentioned! Good luck!! ✨

LINKS I MENTIONED:
Bloc.io: bloc.io/
InVision: invisionapp.com/
Sketch: sketch.com/
Medium: medium.com/topic/design

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TOP 5 UX INTERVIEW MISTAKES TO AVOID
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IS UX DESIGN FOR ME? DO I NEED A DEGREE TO GET A JOB?
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BLOC BOOTCAMP REVIEW
youtu.be/wzo6rMtKOwY

BLOC BOOTCAMP FAQ
youtu.be/csr0AbR_tHc

UX Bootcamp vs Design Degree? Which one is the BEST option for an aspiring UX Designer? It’s a tricky question, and there is a lot of conflicting information out there, so how can you make an informed decision? By watching our video, of course!

In this video we’ll guide you through the PROS and CONS of each option and give you solid advice on how to find the option that’s the right one for YOU.

🤔How did you learn UX Design? Which of these two options would you recommend? Let us know in the comments! 🌎

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UX Design Bootcamp vs Design Degree! Which One Should You Choose?
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Many smartphone users get 80 or more notifications a day. WIRED's Lauren Goode examines how all those notifications are affecting us, what to do about them, and how we even ended up with so many in the first place.

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ABOUT WIRED
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How Smartphone Notifications Got Out Of Control | UX With Lauren Goode | WIRED

Lex Roman: lexroman.com
Resources mentioned:
uxdesign.cc/resources-for-designers-to-learn-more-about-growth-design-c4c8a6af307f
Books Mentioned:
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Tradecraft is a course on red team operations. Learn to execute a targeted attack as an external actor with Cobalt Strike. This segment introduces the Metasploit Framework, Cobalt Strike, and takes you through how both of these tools are organized. advancedpentest.com/training

I was able to pivot into UX design by going through a bootcamp, specifically General Assembly. I’m not sure if I’d recommend going through a bootcamp now that the market is extremely saturated. The important thing to keep in mind is, do whatever it takes to build yourself a kickass portfolio. THIS + good presentation skills will land you that next design job.

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IG: instagram.com/chunbuns
Blog: chunbuns.com
UX consultation: patreon.com/chunbuns
Shop my faves: amazon.com/shop/chunbuns

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✌︎ Medium article
⇢ How I got into UX without experience - bit.ly/2vw3rXp

✌︎ List of Bootcamps
⇢ General Assembly - ga.co/1avo1r8
⇢ Tradecraft - tradecraft.com/
⇢ Whitespace - whitespacecrew.com/
⇢ GrowthX - gxacademy.com/

✌︎ What I'm wearing
⇢ Grey sweater - Modern Citizen
⇢ Earrings & Necklace - Madewell

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⇢ $500 off Springboard’s UX Design Career Track with code UXCHUNBUNS500 - tinyurl.com/springboardchunbuns
⇢ 20% off Glossier order - glossier.com/reps/christi...
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⇢ Outdoor Voices - ref.outdoorvoices.com/inaBq
⇢ $40 off on Airbnb - airbnb.com/c/christinec13987

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✌︎ Camera
⇢ SONY alpha 5000 - amzn.to/2TkntRe

✌︎ Editing software
⇢ Adobe Premiere

✌︎ MUSIC
⇢ Nearfield - soundcloud.com/gbeats/nearfield
⇢ Rare Jewelz - soundcloud.com/gbeats/rarejewelz-jonblaze

✌︎ Business Inquiries
⇢ [email protected]

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⇢ FTC » Not sponsored

Over the years, I've met with more and more people who have taken UX Bootcamps so it seems like they've become a quite popular.

Since this has become a pretty common form of design education, I wanted to make a video explaining some realistic expectations I think people should consider before they take the leap.

Additionally, here are some questions you can start asking yourself to help you get clearer on what is the right decision for you.

1. If you decide to quite your job to take a bootcamp, how much time are planning to give yourself before you need to find a job again?

2. Who do you want to meet? Which professional designers are working with each program? What are the mentorship opportunities? Where are the students working now?

3. Have you considered taking any programs through a design school? Why would you take a 2-4 year program? Why not?

4. How much money are you able/willing to spend on your design education?

5. What other forms of supplemental education are you ready to spend time/money with?

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FAQ ✨
Name: Alexa
Location: Wisconsin → San Francisco → San Diego
About: I’m a designer! I live, breath, and value design. My background is in Graphic Design and digital Product Design and I’ve worked at a number of tech startups as a Product Designer as well as for larger companies such as Yelp and Zendesk.
Myers-briggs: ENFJ
Education: BFA, Graphic Design
Interests: Designing, sharing stories, hosting events, taking photos, organizing my home, crafting, and playing basketball

Access my favorite free and low-cost resources on getting started in design:
alexaleighh.com/resources

Alexa’s digital guide to help get you started in Product Design: alexaleighh.com/store/p/guide-new-product-designers

MY GEAR 📷
Camera: Canon EOS 70D
Teleprompter: Parrot Teleprompter 2
Lights: GoDox and NiceFoto
Microphone: Rode VideoMic Pro+
Editing software: Adobe Premiere Pro

Shop my tech gear:
amazon.com/shop/helloimalexa

SOCIALS ☀️
Instagram: instagram.com/hello_imalexa/
Twitter: twitter.com/hello_imalexa
Website: alexaleighh.com/
Newsletter: helloimalexa.ck.page/50b06b7246

Book 1:1 time with me! Career conversations, portfolio reviews, etc
superpeer.com/hello_imalexa

Looking for your next job? Check out my job board for a curated list of the best remote focused roles in Product Design, UX Research, Content Design, and Design Ops
helloimalexa.pallet.xyz

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PARTNERSHIPS 🔥
Let me know if you have any questions about the programs below:

Springboard: Become a Designer. Guaranteed.
Springboard's online UX and UI/UX Design programs are 6-9 months long with flexible learning and personalized 1:1 mentorship from top design talent across the globe. You'll finish the course with a 40 hour industry design project and have partnered with a real company solving real-world design problems. They guarantee you'll get a job within 6 months of graduating or your money back.

$1,000 off of Springboard’s UI/UX Design Career Track
Use my code at checkout: HelloAlexaSB1000
Quick link to UI/UX course: bit.ly/3AQfGwM

$1,000 off UX Design Career Track
Use my code at checkout: HelloAlexaSB1000
Quick Link to UX course: bit.ly/3s2PZoE

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Designlab: Build your new career in UX design
Designlab's UX Academy students receive world-class 1-on-1 online training in UX design, access to a vibrant community, and help landing that first product design job. No design experience? Join one of their rigorous 4-week Design 101 online courses! Students are paired with Designlab mentors to learn the fundamentals of design.

Quick link to the course: share.trydesignlab.com/helloimalexa

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CONTACT 💌

Serious business inquiries only: [email protected]

Disclaimer: Some links included in this page are affiliate links. That said, I only recommend products or services which I know, trust, and think are valuable for the community. If you purchase a product or service with one of these links, I may receive a small commission on this sale but this is at no additional cost to you. The earnings support me and my work so I can continue to provide you with great content and resources.

The process of reviewing design work can seem like an arcane endeavor that only senior designers and creative directors truly understand. Even then, it's frequently an opinion-laden process that can be easily steered off course by the loudest voices or non-design stakeholders. Design critique can and should be a more accessible process for everyone, from junior designers to C-level stakeholders.

In this webinar, Zac Halbert covers a systematic approach that maintains focus on the right elements at the right time, and educates non-design stakeholders so they can offer more meaningful feedback rather than obstruct the design process.

Zac Halbert runs the Product Design & UX track at Tradecraft, an immersive program that trains people to work in high growth startups. He also owns an independent product design consultancy called Scout Hawk Product Design Studio, where he helps entrepreneurs turn hazy ideas into concrete digital products, and Foliotwist, a portfolio and marketing SaaS company for visual artists. Zac's expertise lies in user experience design, product design, management, and rapid prototyping and idea validation that draw heavily from the Lean Startup philosophy.

Tradecraft is an Educational Partner with TryMyUI.
Visit TryMyUI's Educational Partnerships at trymyui.com/edu

A chat with Dani Stewart, the wonderful writer I work with, about how designers and copywriters work together. Please remember to subscribe bit.ly/1aE5UOT

I hope you enjoy hearing about how Dani and work together to get a landing page created! It's definitely a back-and-forth process and not really what I was expecting based on what I was taught at design school. I love it though as it feels a lot more collaborative!

Follow Dani on Twitter: twitter.com/mrsdanistewart
and Instagram: instagram.com/danileighstewart/

That video that I talked about being posted on the ConvertKit channel? Yeah, i haven't gotten to that yet... so subscribe to the ConvertKit YouTube channel and you'll see it when it's done later this week! youtube.com/convertkit

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My videos no longer have pre-roll ads because I think ads are annoying. That means you don't have to sit through ads, and it also means I don't earn anything from the content I put on YouTube. If you want to support me and my channel the best thing you can do is join my Patreon!

You'll get tons of extra content and ways to learn, like behind-the-scenes process info, downloadable assets or even a monthly group Google Hangout! Choose your tier and sign up here:

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Hello there! I'm Charli and I'm a web and graphic designer from New Zealand currently living in London and posting design videos every Saturday about tools, projects, and concepts and vlogs every Tuesday about my life as a designer. Please subscribe and say hi in the comments so we can be friends :)

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Podcast: designlife.fm

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Facebook: facebook.com/charlimarieTV
Snapchat: charlimarietv

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Music: YouTube Audio Library

My gorgeous intro animation was created by hand lettering animator Austin Saylor, you should hire him to do yours too: austinsaylor.com/

This video is kindly sponsored by Weblfow. Try out Webflow and its responsive design/build capabilities for yourself here: charlimarie.com/try-webflow

And please remember to click subscribe for new design videos every week!

Responsive design for mobile screens is a vital skill for web designers to learn! I hope that these 5 tips will help you make sure your mobile design process is up to scratch. If you've got any questions, leave them in the comments! And make sure you try out Webflow to start getting a feel for how the designs you make for desktop might work on mobile: wfl.io/mobile-tips

What web design advice videos do you want to see next? :)

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My videos no longer have pre-roll ads because I think ads are annoying. That means you don't have to sit through ads, and it also means I don't earn anything from the content I put on YouTube. If you want to support me and my channel the best thing you can do is join my Patreon!

You'll get tons of extra content and ways to learn, like behind-the-scenes process info, downloadable assets or even a monthly group Google Hangout! Choose your tier and sign up here:

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Hello there! I'm Charli and I'm a web and graphic designer from New Zealand currently living in London and posting design videos every Saturday about tools, projects, and concepts and vlogs every Tuesday about my life as a designer. Please subscribe and say hi in the comments so we can be friends :)

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Blog: charlimarie.com
Online apparel store: linernotekids.com/
Design portfolio: charlimarie.com/portfolio
Podcast: designlife.fm

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Instagram: instagram.com/charliprangley
Facebook: facebook.com/charlimarieTV
Snapchat: charlimarietv

My sister SmayJay's channel: youtube.com/frangisamme

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Music: YouTube Audio Library

My gorgeous intro animation was created by hand lettering animator Austin Saylor, you should hire him to do yours too: austinsaylor.com/

Startups; coworking; traction; lean everything. Traditional forms of
work are breaking down and reforming into new models, and
entrepreneurs carry the torch of change. At the same time, the UX
field has matured and become more stable and specialized, often
pushing UX into an execution function. The costs of starting a new
product have never been lower. So why aren’t more designers embracing
the world of entrepreneurship?

Turns out designers have a way of looking at the world that is an
excellent match with entrepreneurship. But we also have some ingrained
behaviors that hold us back and keep us tethered to the status quo.

Drawing from her experiences moving from designer to co-founder to
teacher/startup advisor/entrepreneur, Kate will share observations and
lessons learned for how designers can effectively embrace the
entrepreneurship challenge and amplify the power of good in the world.

Speaker: Kate Rutter

For a business to thrive, it must find and retain strong UX talent that creates customer-centered products and services. Most professionals don’t have time to continually expand their knowledge of new technologies and tools, but their work relies on this currency. How can we stay up-to-date in a world constantly in flux?

This talk explores techniques to build a culture of continuous learning in the workplace for new and seasoned professionals who want to stay current on emerging tools and avoid stagnation. Learn techniques that UX teams can use to be agile and resilient in the face of ever-evolving technologies.

Five key steps comprise a framework for service blueprinting that can be scaled to any scope or timeline. #UX #serviceblueprint

My Twitter: twitter.com/pfassett

Patreon: patreon.com/stratedgy

Thief is one of my all time favorite games, though I didn't always love it. Through the sound design of thief, I craft you a story. Maybe it's a story you've heard before, or maybe you've heard it different, but if you've played Thief under the right conditions, you have at least one story to tell.

Phil Balagtas shares his view on the state of design today, and what skills are fundamental to being a good designer.

For more UX tips and ideas check out the Optimal Workshop blog: blog.optimalworkshop.com/

Uday Gajendar dives deep into what it takes for enterprise design leaders to thrive, and calls on all designers to amplify human virtues through their work.

Highlights include:

⭐ How is designing a political act?
⭐ What is meta design and why does it matter?
⭐ How can agile and design coexist to the benefit of all?
⭐ Why do people want to kill your ideas?
⭐ What are the three levels of design craft?

#UX #UXDesign #DesignLeadership #ProductDesign #EnterpriseDesign #Diversity #Inclusion #TechDiversity

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Who is Uday Gajendar?

Uday is a UX Architect at Automation Anywhere, a San Jose, California based company that develops world-leading robotic process automation software.

Across his 20 year career, Uday has wrestled with design challenges in enterprise, startup, and agency contexts, including for well-known companies such as Adobe, Frog Design, Facebook, Netflix, LinkedIn, PayPal and Cisco.

Uday is a regular speaker at popular conferences and events, such as SXSW, UX Australia, and IxDA Interaction. He has also taught interaction design at San Jose State and served as a Stanford d.school executive coach.

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Find Uday here:

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/udanium/
Website: udanium.com/
Blog: udanium.medium.com/
Twitter: twitter.com/udanium

📺 The Rise of Meta-Design: A Starter Playbook -
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00:00 Start
00:35 Uday’s introduction
02:18 Where does your love for sketching come from?
04:13 Why didn’t you complete your degree in civil engineering?
06:39 How did you come to study design?
09:00 What’s it like growing up as a first generation Indian American?
12:31 How do your parents now feel about your choice of career?
14:03 Are you happy how things have worked out?
15:31 Have you always been comfortable exploring and experimenting?
17:02 How is designing a political act?
19:37 How have you effectively wielded influence as a designer?
24:12 Why do people want to kill your ideas?
26:08 How do you protect ideas before they’re presented?
28:54 How do you know if you’re holding onto an idea too tightly?
31:02 How can agile and design coexist to the benefit of all?
34:17 Is Agile being applied outside of what was originally intended?
36:09 What is meta design and why did you put it out there?
40:02 Has there always been tension between business and craft?
42:10 How can design systems become more adaptable?
43:45 What are the three levels of design craft?
47:18 How do the levels of design craft relate to career progression?
48:52 What are some of the risks inherent in state craft?
51:49 What impact is remote work having on the ability to influence?
53:59 What are the four areas of the meta design playbook?
54:50 How do you get comfortable with conflict?
56:01 And back to the areas of the playbook
57:08 What do you want designers to know and do?
58:31 Closing out the show - Thanks, Uday!

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Julia DeBari, an instructor who has taught at 7 bootcamps, told us a bit about how the sausage is made.