UI (Master the tools) -------> UX (Master the subject) --------> Design Thinking and problem solving ---------> Practicing all on mini projects ---------> The Hero Project -----------> The hero's journey

Your videos are like gold to me. I've learned more from your channel than I have from my entire design education. Your practical approach, combined with your industry experience, makes your content truly invaluable. I eagerly await each new upload. Thank you so much 💫

I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude for this incredibly insightful and valuable content you shared in this video. I really appreciate the depth of information you deliver in each video. Your advices and experiences are truly a guiding light for us to succeed in our UI/UX design career. Thank you Chethan for being such an inspiration and keeping us grounded in reality. Your time and efforts are truly valued.♥️

Hey Chethan! You were right about the "practicing period" . You've constantly highlighted it on most of your vdos . And you know what? ..I've started practicing the prototyping in figma using variables with ur vdo guide . And thankyou 🙂❤️....I learnt about the Conditional concept on why amd how it works! . Thankyou Chethan

Your videos are super helpful! Thanks for being there for us!❤️❤️

The wait is over💥 Thank you Chethan❣️

this video is a gem , I am facing all the problem discussed here , Really helpfull advice man .❤🙌

Another solution can be to quit product design and apply all your knowledge of problem solving to identify product gap in the market and start a business. And I am not just talking about building apps it can be any business online or offline.

This was an eye opener man!! Thank you as always!

YOUR VIDEO IS SO SO SO HELPFUL! And helped me gain a different perspective about UI UX. Are you going to produce any more videos like the competitive analysis or design patterns? Super looking forward!!!

Brilliant I'm looking forward to this content, as I'm quite ignorant about the problems within this industry.

Really great contents learned a lot about ui ux from your youtube videos . The in depth teaching is very helpful and very clear . thank you so much.

This is insightful chethan👌🏼 Welldone!

Thank you for making this video. Indeed!😀

Very very Thankful and grateful for such a content really transformative .

Awesome content as always !

Super helpful video. Thank you.

Thank u sir This is very helpful thanks a lot

congratulation for 100k subscribers

Thank you so much brother

Sir u r back❤❤

13:07 This is very true. whole heap of companies and they don't even know what they're hiring for..

Hey there! Are you looking for someone to practice with? If so, I'm here and happy to help and I might learn something from you too!

@rathorji2790

6 ай бұрын

Hyy

@egedepeter6038

6 ай бұрын

hii

@dhiiraj4ux

6 ай бұрын

hi@@egedepeter6038

🐐 strikes again!

This is amazing

Hey Chetan! I am an ardent subscriber of your channel and your course. I was wondering, what software did you use to create the images in your mini problem-solving videos? Thanks!

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

Midjourney

I have a question for the theatre food app, won't it disturb people or the time when service men are delivering the food to your seat? What's the solution? To have a deadline and only then will food be shared among a specific time to all? It's pretty obvious you can't share food while the movie is on because service men's bodies will be a distraction, so what to do? Should one get it from the cash counter itself due to pre home ticket booking? Or should there be a wheeling table and enough space between two rows for it to deliver food to every seat in the row with some lock that will be unlocked with a qr code on one particular seat number or something... 🤔

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

All are great questions. Something for you to think about

Eye opener video

thanks fot this video

Thank you bhai

Does a company REALLY need designers in the long term, or are we just biased as designer? Like IT sector can't run without software devs. Have you asked yourself if you are building a tech startup, will you hire full time designer or just hire freelancer? Can you launch a product build without designer? I am preparing too but back of my mind, I am having these doubt.

@DesignPilot

Ай бұрын

Great question. Be the person who really understands how to define the best user experience for a user. No one should be able to do that better than you. Product managers are the only people who come close to us, but they often don’t have the eye for design and attention to detail.

@aj-lan284

Ай бұрын

@@DesignPilot Do we become a liability after sometime when everything around product/startup starts settling? Don't you think it is very hard to find another job as a PD due to less number of jobs already in the creative-IT market ( not only during recession) after company announce mass layoff ? Most products these days follow almost same UI structure, why will company hire lots of designers and provide good salary, instead they will buy ready made design templates and few designers for minor changes? does companies give us importance as they give to software developers?

@DesignPilot

Ай бұрын

@aj-lan284 Not everything works out of the box. Designers are needed to solve very specific problems. It’s not just about designing the Home Screen or a booking flow or something like that.

@aj-lan284

Ай бұрын

@@DesignPilot specific prooblems like?? also, could you please make a dedicated video on "How to define the best user experience with examples?"

@brennokslav2129

Ай бұрын

@@aj-lan284 @DesignPilot I can confidently say many of us are hungry for more information and guidance (a couple of videos) on specifically these aspects alluded to in this conversation here. 1. What it's like and what it takes to be an indispensable asset to a company in terms of problem solving and designing for a product's continuing expansion and growth, vs the sort of designer that's seen as less useful once the design and experience of core functions has been taken care of. 2. The kind of grittier and more complex (and perhaps future-facing) design problems that companies are willing to seek out and value designers for, in the current era of oversupply of designers who are good at the usual apps and product categories which are now more about minor variations on solved problems and existing patterns (like your everyday eCommerce app). There's a great need for guidance and direction on these areas, given the way the market and industry has been changing over the past year or so.

Hi chethan, your videos are really provides great value to the newbies like me! i have a doubt about design system. Does design system only applicable/useful if you are working in a company? I mean shall we build our own design sytem so that we can use it for our own designs. For eg i am applying for lot of ui/ux position. First thing they give is to complete an assignment. So creating components for each project takes lot of time and sometimes i miss the deadline. Hence should we build our own personal design system so that we can use it universally for all our project?

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

Depends on what the company is testing you for.

I don't usually watch 1 hour videos on KZread, this is my first...thx for ur guidance...just have 1 question, how do you manage ur day, so produce high quality content and side by side u manage ur day job as well..any tips for beginners

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

If someone invites me on a podcast as a guest, I’d love to talk about it 😂. It’s hard to make a presentation on this 😅. But in short it’s building a habit, removing things in your life that is slowing you down, doing things that will get you the freedom and space to think and make your own decisions. Basically lead a low maintenance and minimal life where you have to make quick and simple decisions often.

@moazzammattu3376

6 ай бұрын

@@DesignPilot you are inspiration to many juniors ui ux designers out there, grateful 🙏❤️❤️

Hey sir eye opening vide . Also please insert FIgma links

Intro is so cool, how you created it, tool name?

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

After effects

To practice problem solving thinking, I practice on the problem statement you gave of split your own bill, can I share that with you? Also, working on that was actually worth rather than designing casual screens.

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

Sure

Hey chetan, so about the case study, my question is that I've been in this company for 2+ years & we have shipped a project into the market but for now we are only focused on a specific state & not all over the country since we are closely looking at how our product is performing & based on that we'll take decision of releasing it to others in future. So since the project has been released into the market & we've only released in a specific state, am I allowed/not allowed to showcase it into my case study?

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

You can

I was curious about one thing, have you generated all of the images used in this video with the help of Midjourney? or some different AI tool?

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

Midjourney

@shrutipatil3827

6 ай бұрын

@@DesignPilot Those are really stunning images!

whats the name of ai tool that you using for image generation?

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

Midjourney

Why didnt u have spacing between status bar, search bar component and top tab bar in ur Airbnb example? This always confuses me, if we put vertical padding in our components then should we add space between components or not?

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

The status bar, search bar and tabs are a part of 1 single group/entity. I like to follow a system where between the elements in a system, there is no row gap. I want elements to touch each other I like to add gaps only between 2 sections.

@kriswayne7938

6 ай бұрын

@@DesignPilot oh ok What's the minimum tap height do u follow for ur elements? And ur recommendation? Material guidelines says to have 48px minimum but on my Twitter app(Android), the 'follow' button's height differs according to the use cases and it goes way below 48px on some screens

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

@kriswayne7938 anything above 48 is a good idea

@kriswayne7938

6 ай бұрын

@@DesignPilot but why some buttons go below that? Or am i missing something?

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

As long as it’s not too less it’s fine. It’s a judgement call.

Hello Chetan sir I'm a motion graphic designer in a startup for 2 years. I want to move into product design. I thought it was easy to do but my senior shared your npc video with me. I completed your free product design course and am currently working on a personal project for case study. But I am only 12th pass and I'm not a graduate. will it matter to pursue a career in product design..? Please reply me🙏🙏🙏

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

Being just 12th pass might not matter to get a job, but might affect your overall personal development since you will miss out on a lot of soft skills that you can only get in a college

@rathorji2790

6 ай бұрын

Thanq Chetan sir

Can we create a discord or slack group, where we will do exactly what you said in the video, from step 1 to step 4... as a community, everyone will benefit?

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

Maybe you can create one and all a link here

@moazzammattu3376

6 ай бұрын

@@DesignPilot great idea , thanks

@moazzammattu3376

6 ай бұрын

@@DesignPilot i have started to wake up at 6 am daily to increase my productivity, thanks to you. I would create a discord server today, with relevant channels...new designers can interact with each other on the server 🔥🔥🔥

now wait is over

Are you open for mentorship?

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

Unfortunately not

37:26 😭

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

🤔

@jaljithsreenivasan2271

6 ай бұрын

Nothing much, some unexpected sound came through..@@DesignPilot

What's the name of the artstyle you used at 52:43

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

2d game art

in 2017 there were A LOT of senior designers, you just didn't know them. It was your arrogance through ignorance wher you thought it was 'easy, anyone can do it' that made you blind to all the experienced people doing it for years. An analogy is film making, jsut because you watch films doesn't mean it's easy to make a feature film, or any good video for that matter, there are hundred, even thousand of skills to make something that many people WANT to watch... but the hope of 'ease' as in 'how hard can it be, im experienced in USING these things", makes people believe it's much easier than it actually is. Sadly, 95% of digital designers of all disciplines within that are absolute trash but there's always been a role for them somewhere... those people will either have to get better or be replaced with AI or more senior designers with broad skillsets and experience. The biggest problem wannabe designers have is all these bogus courses being sold to them. It's sickening.

Free resources available for paid members 😂. Hilarious

Legit the crappiest and most unrelated video to the title

@DesignPilot

6 ай бұрын

Don’t judge a book by the cover 🤪