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Design Lead @ Mimo & Creator of GriddyIcons | Sharing tips, insights, tools, and resources for growth-minded product designers | Let’s grow together!
It makes me sad to see so many designers out there struggling with visual design. 🥲 Yes, the form shouldn't go above function, but how the product looks significantly influences how we perceive the product itself. That's why design-led companies are winning. Just getting the basics right can improve the visuals significantly. Learning the principles of visual hierarchy, typography, and layout will take you a long way. As a hiring manager, even when hiring a UX designer role, a nice-looking portfolio will give you an advantage over the others. Act accordingly.
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I'm really sorry for all the junior designers who have to deal with these job openings while just starting their career. Some excerpts from the list of expectations : - Minimum 2 years of experience in high viability consumer apps - Do everything design-related: from appstore screenshots to conducting research, designing user flows etc - Autonomous management of your design process from idea to execution - Handling multiple complex projects at the same time at the fast pace - Portfolio exhibiting great visual design execution - Stakeholders management/presentation skills Am I missing something or seems like these days everyone wants a senior person for a price of a part-time student? I know designers with 15 years of experience who's bad in half of those things and still considered great team members and talented pros.
⚠️ We're on the lookout for a junior designer to join our product team ⚠️ This is an ideal role for someone with a few years of B2C/social product design experience. Our small but highly experienced product team offers a unique opportunity to work on features that reach millions of people every day, while being part of an awesome team to learn from. Check out the link for more details. ⚠️ #designjobs #productdesign #juniorposition
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Hiring a full-time product designer is costly and time-consuming 💰 …especially when it comes to a senior profile. Depending on the country, you have to count: About 70k for an annual salary + Hiring expenses + Social contributions + Perks. You also need to: Attract the right candidates (when they are available) Review hundreds of applications Potentially waiting weeks or months to get started. So if you don’t necessarily want/have the capacity to hire a full-time product designer for your business and/or you have an urgent need, our ARCHI membership service is for you: 💶 Transparent pricing (€5,995.00 or €9,995.00/month), for a better forecast. 💼 Senior expertise (+10 years) at a friendly monthly fee. 👬 Gain access to two senior product designers for the price of one (Lucas Steuperaert and myself), for better outcomes. ⏸️ Pause, switch plans or cancel subscription anytime, based on your needs. 🗓️ Save weeks or months to get started. No availability issues. 🗂️ Add and track your requests in your dedicated Notion board. Start requesting today. Get your first design in 48 hours. ⚡️ Still not sure? Book a call so that we may discuss what’s the best fit for you. Link available in the comments below! ⬇️
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Hiring a Product Designer? Here are 3 Essential Tips! Are you looking to hire a product designer who can build your product? Here are three crucial tips to keep in mind: Define Your Design Needs Clearly: Before starting the hiring process, identify the specific design skills and expertise you need. What are your product goals? What kind of design style are you aiming for? Clarifying your requirements will help you find the perfect fit. Look Beyond the Portfolio: A designer's portfolio is just the starting point. To truly assess their skills, ask behavioral questions that reveal their design thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration abilities. You want a designer who can think critically and work effectively with your team. Test Their Skills with a Real-World Challenge: Don't just rely on theoretical questions or generic design exercises. Provide a real-world design challenge that mirrors your product's specific needs. This will give you a glimpse into the designer's thought process, creativity, and ability to deliver results. What are some of your top tips for hiring a product designer? #productdesign #hiringtips #designthinking #innovation #uxdesign #uidesign #design #hiring #designportfolio #uxportfolio #adobe #figma
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See world-class design portfolios from designers at Google, Meta, Tesla and more. I've built something. 🔥 Product Design Portfolios is a collection of portfolios from super-talented designers at leading tech companies. Today's job market is very tough. Hiring managers have set the bar sky-high for product designers and UI/UX experts, and it's tougher than ever to stand out. But don’t worry, I’ve got you covered! I’ve curated a list of standout product design and UI/UX portfolios to spark your creativity. These portfolios are a goldmine of inspiration, showcasing the incredible effort and talent that often goes unseen. Share your own portfolios and get more visibility for your own hard work. Hiring managers and industry leaders, feast your eyes on some top-notch design work right here. Link below.
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High-impact, low-risk MVP acceleration partner for non-technical founders 🔮 Fractional CXO – Specialist in SaaS, Ecommerce and transactional B2B & DTC
When I hire senior designers, the standard things I look for are the body and depth of work they’ve done and the experience they bring to the table. But what I want to see are soft skills like: Can they present their ideas clearly to a roomful of leaders? How do they communicate, negotiate, and work with multiple stakeholders and teams? Can they extract meaningful insight from a truckload of data, feedback, and stats to produce an impactful design solution? Are they always learning to improve themselves? These are just a handful of things I consider. Watch my YouTube video on what separates a junior and senior designer, and how you can be a senior designer quickly.
How to go from junior to senior product designer?
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Senior Product Designer at Propeller | Ex-Intercom, Alfa-Bank | UX/UI generalist with 8+ years of experience in SaaS and FinTech | Design Mentor | Global Talent Visa Holder
If product designers have to pay all their attention to what’s stated in the job description, why don’t job posters pay the same attention to what they actually write there? Sometimes, there is absolute nonsense in these job listings. For example, “create animated prototypes in Keynote”. This is a real example I came across the other day. I was surprised, intrigued, disappointed and felt another spectrum of different emotions. And you know what? The company who posted this doesn’t even use Keynote as a part of their toolset 😅 And there are many examples like this. But unfortunately, to land a dream job, we have to play this game and the rules of the market. I believe they will change in the future, but to stand out, designers need to prove that they fit the role. What was your most surprising or unexpected thing in a job listing? #productdesignthought #uxui #jobhunting #designjobs
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Growth and Product Marketing Specialist. Extensive Experience in Performance Marketing, Content Strategy Design & Execution, B2B & B2C Marketing, Digital Customer Experience and Customer Value Management
I don't know who needs to hear this but please stop describing yourself as 'Aspiring, Budding, Upcoming' etc. You are setting yourself up to be underpaid. You are a product designer and not an aspiring product designer! Let the recruiter/client/hiring manager assess you and determine your skill level, so they can offer compensation that is commensurate with your skills. When you describe yourself with those adjectives, you automatically create a bias in their minds and YOU WILL BE UNDERPAID. #FranklySpeakingWithFranklyne
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Question to my fellow designers: Does NOT having experience in a particular field, that happens to be a criteria to be considered for the position you’d like to apply for, penalises you from the race? Even if you tick every single box in the job spec? Even if you possess more than the years of experience required?😬 For example, I just saw a juicy contract where I ticked all the boxes but the only thing preventing me is the lack of experience in music, film and entertainment which they require!😭 Now I’m thinking I’ve been around in the past 8+ years working in diverse fields but this! Urgh great!🙄😑 Always happens! But, but… I can learn, adapt! Like I’ve been doing!😫 What do you think? Should that be a deal breaker? I understand what might be the reason but still…😩 #contract #uxui #productdesign #experience #field #industry
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The other day, I was chatting about job openings with my friends. Since I'm a designer, they asked for my help with the descriptions for these positions. 😊 It was surprising to see how little people know about different designer roles. So, I thought it'd be cool to break them down one by one. ✍ This way, next time you're looking for someone, you'll know exactly who is the right fit! #product #productdesign
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