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A few weeks ago, I sat on a call with one of my mentees. We discussed potential steps this person could take to gain more experience, learn new skills, and eventually open a few doors to better jobs. They were doing UI/UX design but wanted to transition into product design someday.
Hold on, what do you mean by transition?
I strongly believe product design has a distinct flavor, and I love to ask my newly met mentees (and candidates during interviews) this question: What makes product design different from UI/UX and classic UX design?
If you struggle to tell the difference the same way as all my mentees (and candidates), I’ve got you covered:
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