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UI/UX Designer with 8.5 years experience, mainly comprises UI Design and Frontend Development. I have a year of experience working on UX design tools like Sketch and Invision Design Systems.
I am attending online courses for UX Design, which job roles should I apply as, Senior UI Designer or UI/UX Designer, any suggestions/referrals will be much appreciated.
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As someone with a similar story, I can relate well with you. I was a graphic designer for 1.5 years after which I moved to product design around 3 years ago. I've loved being a product designer since day 1!
I am self taught and I didn't take much certifications. I learnt through YouTube, few courses here and there, and mostly through actual hands on work. Actually when I started Google course wasn't there.
I believe the Google UX course would be good, but I haven't actually taken the course. YouTube also has massive library of good content for learning UX Design. Though there are some bad teachers in YT, it's still not too bad for beginners.
I'd suggest that as you go on with your course (whichever you choose), try to practice by recreating UI of famous apps or from dribble. This will help you build muscle memory, understanding the common ux patterns used and some confidence in doing product design. After this, ask chatgpt / use web to find some problem statement prompts and try creating solutions on your own.
Once you're confident enough that you are doing a decent job, try taking few freelance projects and that'll help you learn a lot, and help you build confidence in yourself. This way you can also build your portfolio.
If you need any help, my DMs are open :)
I have almost completed the Google UX course from Coursera. I have been working as a Visualizer+UI Designer for an Event Management MNC for the last 7 years. No doubt it helps me a lot to clarify so many concepts of UX. The case studies helps me understand not just UX but overall the human mind interacts with technology and how as a product manager or UX designer helps to build better application/products so user and brand both can achieve the particular goal.
Thanks for sharing your experience buddy! 😊
Apart from courses, you can learn more from real life projects. Find some freelance project and work on them. If you don't find any just take any website and fix their UI&UX. in the journey itself you will learn a lot.