Journal

Designers often encounter difficulties when it comes to influencing stakeholders, whether they are clients, executives, or decision-makers within organizations.

The preference for physical buttons in certain products stems from the unique benefits they offer in terms of comfort, security, and user satisfaction.

I will often be faced with design challenges that come with limited resources, whether it be tight deadlines, budget constraints, or limited manpower.

Collaboration is an essential part of my work. I need to work with other designers, engineers, stakeholders, and sometimes even customers to create products that meet the needs of users. Building effective partnerships with others can help me overcome challenges

As a product designer, one of the biggest challenges is finding the right balance between form and function. While aesthetics are important in creating visually appealing products, functionality is equally important in ensuring that products meet the needs of users.

One of the most important principles to keep in mind is user-centered design. This means putting the needs and wants of users at the forefront of every design decision.

Design is a process that starts with an idea and ends with a product or solution. Whether it's a physical product, a digital experience, or a brand identity, every design project follows a similar path from ideation to implementation.

Product designers play a crucial role in this process, as they are responsible for creating innovative and attractive designs that meet the demands of the market.

As a UX designer, it’s important to stay up-to-date on the latest trends, techniques, and technologies in the industry.

We rely on user research to inform and validate our design decisions. But conducting effective user research requires more than just asking a few questions and hoping for the best.

I’ll share my top techniques for overcoming creative blocks and getting back to producing great work. Whether you’re feeling stuck on a project or just need a fresh perspective, these strategies should help you get back on track.

Whether I am working on my own or as part of a team, the way I organize my files, streamline my design process, and manage my time can make a huge difference in my productivity and the quality of my work.

Managing your time and staying organized can be a challenge. With so many tasks to juggle and deadlines to meet, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and disorganized.

A mentor can provide guidance, advice, and encouragement as you navigate your career, and a design community can offer support, inspiration, and a sense of belonging.

If you’re just starting out in your design career, you might be feeling a little overwhelmed at the thought of finding your first job.

As I sat at my desk, staring at the overflowing files on my computer, I couldn’t help but feel overwhelmed. It was then that I realized the harsh truth: storage capacity is not unlimited.

A startup founder from Indonesia discussed on one occasion. He explained how to become an expert. And here are 4 points.

Have you ever been so close to something that you couldn’t see the bigger picture? In life, we are often faced with problems that require us to step back and look at them from multiple angles in order to fully understand and solve them.

As I looked down at my body, I couldn’t help but be struck by the unique way in which God had created us. We are given one mouth, two ears, two eyes, two hands, and two feet - each with their own specific purpose and meaning.

It’s like pedaling a bicycle, with your eyes fixed on the distant goal ahead. You keep pedaling, your gaze unwavering as you focus on the point where you will eventually arrive. How does it feel?

One bad habit that I have is not immediately tidying up my Downloads folder after downloading something from the internet. As a result, the files accumulate, and I often have difficulty finding the file I am looking for.

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