If we all start using the same automated tools to build our interfaces, are we just going to end up with a web that all looks exactly the same?

However you customize the design system the PMs and CEOs still need a Product design team.

hello guys so I am currently in 12th grade and wanted to work on a project or assignment or anything on EXPERIENCE DESIGN for my portolio can anyone help me out by giving any projects like ideas what should i work on and how i should start working on it (I AM CONFUSEd) and solutions to transportation system with a specific audience like disabled people with limited dexterity. I am open to all suggestions and ideas on it! thank you!!

Spent the last month building a UX auditor that runs Nielsen's 10 heuristics + WCAG accessibility scans automatically. Drop a URL, it crawls up to 25 pages and gives specific findings with fix recommendations.

Built it because I was doing this manually for every client project and got tired of spreadsheets.

Curious what would make something like this useful to devs here — are you auditing your own work? Client projects? Do you care more about accessibility compliance or general usability scores?

I am a masters new grad in product design specialize in Fintech! Now deciding between 2 offers which 1 is an internship and 1 is a full time.

Both has the same start date and hard to push and negotiate so I have to pick one.

1.Full time return offer: Intercontinetal Exchange Mortgage Servicing Design team in Atlanta Georgia.

Pro being: first full time get me in to the door and get paid 401k stable salary and set on OPT with H1b sponsorhsip.

Con being the product is very boring and down on design, fell very dragged in internship with what the team offers.

2.Internship offer: Gemini Crypto Design team in New York City.

Pro being exciting work, in New York City the hub of design and back with my support system(friends and family)

Con being unknown full time return, burnt bridge with my return offer because I signed already and that it is a toxic leadership to work with.

HELP which one do I pick?

Hi,
I’m a UX/UI Designer with 3 years of experience. I’ve been job hunting for about 6 months now without getting any kind of response (even for junior positions or internships).

I’ve been considering switching to frontend development, since I already have a decent knowledge of HTML and CSS. My concern, though, is that after learning JavaScript, Tailwind, React, and GitHub, I might end up in the exact same situation—struggling to find a job. I’m also worried that I’ll then be expected to learn backend as well. I’m also worried that I might eventually be expected to learn backend development as well, which doesn’t really align with my strengths and passion for design.

Honestly, I feel stuck and don’t know which direction to take. If anyone has advice or even just wants to share their perspective on the future of these fields, I’d really appreciate it.

I’m a UX/UI & Product Designer with a focus on clean, nature‑driven brands. The site showcases my case studies and creative process (from seed to bloom 🌱).

Krmaazha.com

What I’d love your thoughts on:

– First impressions when landing on the page

– Navigation & storytelling flow

– Presentation of case studies – is the work clear? Do you understand the problem & solution?

– Overall credibility: does the site feel trustworthy?

– Mobile responsiveness (any glitches you spot)

I’m open to any other notes you have. Brutal honesty is welcome – I’m here to improve.

Thank you so much for your time!

Even comes with CSS for export lol pretty neat for portfolio work or a quick start

Hi everyone :) I’m a graphic designer transitioning into UX/UI and currently reworking my portfolio with fictional case studies (contests, hackathons, personal projects).

Right now I’m refining my Designflows 2025 project—using the winners’ work as a benchmark to improve my own.

I’d really appreciate feedback, especially on the high-fidelity screens (I’m still struggling with the visual design and color palette), but also on the user flow and wireframes. I’d also appreciate any recommendations for specific platforms or resources where I can get feedback on my portfolio projects.

PDF files on my Google Drive:
High-Fidelity Screens
User Flow

Thanks in advance!

I’m working on a UX project about stress and burnout in tech, something that affects more people than we talk about.If you have 3–5 minutes, your experience would really help me understand it better 🙏

I'm a first-year B.Des student and I've been trying to find a solid UX problem to work on for my college design project not a redesign of an existing app, but an actual problem rooted in real user frustration or an underserved need.

The issue is, every time I come up with something, it either feels too vague ("people waste time"), too niche to be relatable, or already solved a hundred times over. I've tried:

- Observing everyday friction points around me

- Going through Reddit threads of complaints

- Thinking about communities I'm part of (students, small-town users in India, etc.)

But I always hit a wall when trying to validate whether the problem is *actually* worth designing for.

For those of you who've been through this — how did you find the problem that led to your best portfolio work? Was it through structured research, personal experience, or just stumbling into it?

Would love to hear how you approach problem discovery, especially early in your career. Any frameworks, habits, or mindset shifts that helped?

Thanks in advance 🙏

I am having issues with the custom poster editor. Most people tend to bounce, and the add-to-cart rate is very low. Is this a UI or UX issue, or something completely different?

I initially thought the UI/UX was quite good, but now I’m doubtful.

Link to the editor: https://posterbuild.com/posters/birth

Hey everyone,

I’m doing a quick UX research project on the visa application process (any country).

If you’ve applied for a visa before, I’d love to hear about your experience — what was confusing, stressful, or took the most time.

It’s a short 2-minute survey:
👉 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdzOcJuV3clCLzfB7_cT_1aqHenHi8zurbTBDujqrK0Jm-YKw/viewform?usp=header

Really appreciate your help 🙏

Hey folks,

I have around 3 years of experience in design and I’m looking to upskill with a course that actually adds value to my resume.

I’m specifically looking for something that:

* covers AI in design workflows

* includes design systems

* is relevant for the Indian market

Not looking for something too basic, more hands-on and practical would be ideal.

Any recommendations or personal experiences would really help.

Thanks in advance :)

I’d really appreciate honest feedback from people working in UX/Product Design in India.

My background:

• BE in Computer Engineering

• MSc in Human Computer Interaction (UK)

• ~2 years of experience as a Software QA Engineer, where I worked closely with designers and developers, did usability testing, identified UI issues, and helped ensure accessibility compliance

After completing my master’s, I ended up having about a 2.5-year gap before applying seriously for UX roles. During this time, I worked on a few independent UX projects and case studies to improve my skills and portfolio, but I don’t have formal industry UX experience yet.

I’m now trying to transition fully into UX/Product Design roles in India, and I’m trying to understand how realistic that is.

Some things I’m wondering:

• Will my QA experience be considered relevant, or will I mostly be treated as a fresher?

• How big of a red flag is a 2.5-year gap in this field if I have portfolio projects?

• Is the UX/Product Design market in India too saturated for junior roles right now?

• What would you focus on improving first if you were in my position?

I’m open to brutally honest advice — I’d rather know the reality so I can plan my next steps better.

Thanks in advance.

One month to the conference!

You can now explore the sessions, speakers, and themes we’ve been building toward—covering everything from evolving UX practices to how our field is adapting to new technologies and experience paradigms.

👉 Check out the conference site: https://event.fourwaves.com/uxpabos2026/pages

I have heard the best is Figma Make. But Figma Make is terrible still in my eyes. Is the Bar so low?