How to become professional UI/UX DESIGNER from scratch in 2021

We are entering an era of the world where social distancing will be a part of our day-to-day lives. Our lives are shifting more towards digitalization and remote works. so it is the best time where you can pursue a career in web designing. In this article, you will get all the information about How to become a professional web designer from scratch.


But before that take a look at How much you can make after Completing a web designing course.

Web Designers Salary:- 

People often ask Is web designing a good career?, How much money does a web designer make?, so guys here is a piece of good news for you, An average person makes $57k per annum just from freelancing. A beginner-level Indian worker can make up to  $49,750 per year. The top earners earn up to $73k. see the chart below.....
Web Designer vs Web Developer:-  A web designer is a person who makes the design of a website that looks good on any device whether it is a laptop, desktop, mobile, or tablet. Web designers do not use coding in steed of they use digital designing platforms like Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD etc. They also use software like Photoshop, Corel Draw, etc. Whereas

 A web developer is a person who converts web design into a fully functional website. When web designers design the website then a web developer starts programming the website using code editors(like Visual basic code editor, sublime, etc)

So now let's dig into it...
Now I am assuming that you do not have any experience in design. If you are familiar with anything you can skip it. so let's learn... 

There are two types of web designs...
1.UI (User  Interface) Design
2.UX (User Experience) Design


Difference between UI and UX Designs:

Often, people mislead between UX and UI designs. Here is the simple difference between UI/UX 

1.UI (User  Interface) Design:

UI designs are related to terms like icons, stock images, backgrounds, fonts, color, graphic designs, buttons, etc. It is a design or logo which you first see in an App, logo, or website.

UI designs are made in such a way that the user stays in the App or website as long as possible. Its interface should be eye-catching so that users want to more suffer into it.

A UI designer is interested in typography and ensuring that you hear good typography fundamentals. They are interested in white space or negative space, which gives a user interface structure between elements. They are also interested in readability, contrast, and useability. They make sure that the design is responsive for all devices.

2.UX  (User Experience) design:

UX design is a process that has many parts like:

a. Research:

Research can be composed of 
Understanding: Conducting user interviews to identify their requirements.
User Personas: Represents a typical user to identify their goals, frustration, etc.
User cases: How might different people use this product or service?
Journey Map: How a user might start and finish their experience.


b.Brainstorming: This includes creating 
User Flow: Diagrams that outline the steps a user might take during the experience as they go from step to step in the UI.
Wireframe: A rough skeleton representation of the UI and the various components that make up the UI.



c.Implement: 
This is where UI designers will come into a fact. They create
Prototypes:
UI Designers create low or high-fidelity prototypes, which may or may not be interactive.
Frontend & Backend Development:
Once prototypes are approved, developers make the prototypes as a working product.

d.Reporting:
Once it has been implemented the product or service you have
Usability Reporting:
Observe real users using the product through a variety of means.
Split testing:
Testing the effectiveness of one design intersection over another.
Analytics Reporting:
Gaining additional insights such as time spent on pages, bounce rates, and more.

So UX design is a process. it's usually a sequential process. 

Here are some resources that can help you in your forward learning.....
1. Click here for Fundamentals 




                                                

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