Category: UX Interviews

  • Guide to Remote UX Design Jobs

    Guide to Remote UX Design Jobs

    Looking for a remote UX design job? Here’s the guide you need to read.

  • How to prepare for UX interview design challenges

    How to prepare for UX interview design challenges

    Design challenges, or design assignments, are often the least enjoyable and most daunting for UX designers during the interview process. In this guide, get an in-depth understanding of how to prepare for your next design challenge. You can click to jump to each section: Types of Design Challenges Preparing For A Design Challenge What To Do […]

  • The 4 Types of UX Interview Questions to Master

    The 4 Types of UX Interview Questions to Master

    So can you tell me about KPIs you used to measure the outcome of this design? I froze. Beads of sweat formed on my forehead. I didn’t know how to answer the interview question and stumbled through with a half-assed response. Interviewing used to be one of those painful, tedious chores for me. That’s because I […]

  • Top UX Interview Mistakes to Avoid

    Top UX Interview Mistakes to Avoid

    A collection of UX interview tips to increase your chances of getting a UX job. I’ve bombed my fair share of UX interviews. I’ve experienced interview failures from all spectrums of the rainbow, from arriving late to trying too hard to impress everyone. In fact, my failures feel even more painful when I’m sitting on the other […]

  • The UX Designer’s Guide to Informational Interviews

    The UX Designer’s Guide to Informational Interviews

    Where do I start in UX? How do I know if UX Design is the right job for me? What do people do to get a job at Google or Facebook? My answer to all these questions is to talk to somebody. Specifically, hold informational interviews. Not only do informational interviews help you get your […]

  • 10 Useful Questions to Ask in UX Interviews

    When it comes to UX interviews, it’s easy to feel like you’re the one getting grilled. But remember, you’re interviewing the company too.  You may spend a third of your life (~8 hours) for years at a job. So you might as well determine if a company is right for you. You can figure this out with some of […]