I once did a take home challenge which was 7-day long and and I poured everything into it - it was a full blown interface with a few features, etc. super detailed with research and the full end to end jazz... after all that, they rejected me.
@bebeeru30668 ай бұрын
Hi there, could you please link the video mentioned at the beginning of the video: how to design an alarm clock with just one button, I'd like to learn from that video, much appreciated!
@user-tp2nc9so4u9 ай бұрын
handsome
@khajamaharaja625610 ай бұрын
your stuff is gold richard, hope you get active again soon.
@tochidioka601910 ай бұрын
Wow.. this is so good!!!! Thank you❤
@yuchichen6251 Жыл бұрын
The best video on whiteboard challenge I've seen, thank you Richard.
@AsrafulIslam-fi7eb Жыл бұрын
Looking forward to new contents.
@MuhammadShahid-bk5fm Жыл бұрын
I have NEVER seen a KZread video this rich full of quality UX content.
@wongvicki-vg2km Жыл бұрын
the brag document is very helpful, thanks!
@kktammy Жыл бұрын
I just discover your Substack and KZread channel and would love to see more videos! Hope you come back to KZread soon!
@mariafryer9623 Жыл бұрын
These are great! I hope you are able to keep creating videos. I like this podcast type of video, it's great info and we get to hear from real designers (instead of some videos being so vague and one person talking)
@Georgelikestodesign Жыл бұрын
Watching this right before my screening . Thank you for this
@nia-cs3yd Жыл бұрын
This is by far the most helpful video I’ve seen on white boarding challenges. I would get stuck in the same way as your mentee and you really walked us through it. Thanks Richard!
@linaforero955 Жыл бұрын
This was very helpful! Thank you for sharing it.
@xiaoxuanwu3892 Жыл бұрын
I discovered your channel 3 weeks ago and have watched almost every single video at this point. I find them super helpful and I was able to learn so much in the past few weeks. Please please make more videos!!
@jared8477 Жыл бұрын
Really great video, honestly got more out of this than other videos of designers doing these perfectly. Really great to see what issues come up for someone less experienced and how to walk it back and see how you would avoid that.
@laurenwillmington8148 Жыл бұрын
Hey, I see you do consulting for businesses but do you still do tutoring/mentoring like this? I'd love to book a session
@manashkashyap7780 Жыл бұрын
Please upload new videos
@rajaiswarya1285 Жыл бұрын
Woww great 1
@DaveRino Жыл бұрын
I would of started with the "why" in this example to better understand the goal. Then the "Who" and "What" etc.
@danielleball2 жыл бұрын
What do you mean by micro problems vs macro problems? I have tried to research this online but not sure what it means in the context of design. Thank you :)
@gdgd7302 жыл бұрын
It's a very nice session to see the whole process. We can learn a lot from it!
@joeyp7342 жыл бұрын
Hey Richard! I've found your videos super helpful. I'm interested in signing up for your articles. Can you direct me on where I can sign up?
@joeyp7342 жыл бұрын
actually found it! Thanks for all this great info! :)
@AN_7382 жыл бұрын
can you make more of these types of videos, please?
@joeyp7342 жыл бұрын
Thank you for doing this example. I did this same one for practice so it was nice seeing you guys work this together. Thank you guys!
@joeyp7342 жыл бұрын
I really like how you laid out your process. even more simple. and i like how you say that is your process. I think i was too rigid and followed frameworks I've found online too strictly, and maybe spent too much time on understanding the problem. super helpful tips about the interviews sprinkled along the way. thanks!
@greenlv88832 жыл бұрын
Love this session
@kayodesamuel2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much, Richard. I'm so happy because you used e-commerce as an example. this is an industry I'm passionate about as I've sold products via shopify in the past. In summary: Relevancy + Competency will accelerate your growth.
@kayodesamuel2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for this. I recently discovered active recall and spaced repetition. It's true to write in your own words as it enforces your understanding of the subject matter.
@charlescarper60442 жыл бұрын
Wow I loved this, the raw troubleshooting. I was talking to the screen about what I would be asking and doing. I learned a lot about the framing the question and the four business goal prompts. I'm definitely going to be practicing this with my mentor.
@lofiasmr132 жыл бұрын
It would be better if you can have better audio quality. Thank you nonetheless.
@harril.87342 жыл бұрын
Very helpful
@manass27022 жыл бұрын
Amazing stuff. Thanks for practically showing us how to effectively use these different frameworks. One day of your channel has helped me gain clarity that I have been trying to gain for years. Thanks Richard!!!
@manass27022 жыл бұрын
Went through a lot of videos on YT. This is by far the best and most useful video for Whiteboarding challenge. Thanks a lot Richard 🙏🏼
@CHi-le1qc Жыл бұрын
agreed - even though the interviewee struggled a bit, it was so helpful to see this happening in real time
@achintmiglani77552 жыл бұрын
Very informative video! Got a lof of insights through this. 🙏
@dianamas65822 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing! It's the best video on the topic I've seen so far. It's helpful to see how you approach problems and organize your Figma file :)
@3LDCreations2 жыл бұрын
Great Video!!
@manashkashyap77802 жыл бұрын
Amazing thanks!
@Nancy157132 жыл бұрын
Landed the job i did my first whiteboarding challenge for! Watched this video literally a few days before and prepped, it helped TONS :)
@RichardYangux2 жыл бұрын
Congrats! Thanks for sharing 😊 this is motivation to make more videos (and actually edit them this time) 😂😂😂
@ianhock38162 жыл бұрын
Hi richard thanks as always for the great content. Is there anyway to take a closer look at the IxD concept flow diagram? thanks again!
@mathiasfallmann80682 жыл бұрын
I'm a junior designer (mostly visual design) at an agency which specialises in annual reports. For annual reports most companies do not have a conversion - their goal ist to make information accessible. 65% of their user group are stakeholders / employees. It feels like the most clients are just worried about the microsite we develop fitting their brand guidelines. -> This case would fit into the category "retain users" What are obvious or best practises to improve a product in the category "retain users" ?
@Guriteru2 жыл бұрын
Idk what about time travel is spontaneous, but very informative video.
@CardyA2 жыл бұрын
I super love your approach! This is a structured framework to unpack and tackle design (business) problems! I just hope you'll add more technical limitations/opportunities approach in your next Mock interview videos. Thanks, boys, great video!
@quickflow37992 жыл бұрын
This felt like all the important stuff I learned in college in a sweet 40 mins video - Awesome. Thank you.
@kianaaaaaa3212 жыл бұрын
Extremely insightful and helpful, thank you so much Richard 🙌🏽🙌🏽
@julieo59932 жыл бұрын
Hi Richard ! Do you offer mentoring services?
@RichardYangux2 жыл бұрын
Hi Julia - my books are closed until October 15 - you’ll be able to book time using this link when it opens: calendly.com/richardux
@vincentli59452 жыл бұрын
@@RichardYangux Hi Can I still schedule whiteboard mocking like this with you? :)
@shreeyarajgarhia6462 жыл бұрын
Hi Richard! Super helpful video. I am trying to prepare for a white boarding interview and would love to do a similar mock with you or get your input on potential topics I could practice using. Could you help me?
@RichardYangux2 жыл бұрын
You can book time here 😊 calendly.com/richardux/60mins
@mrnickb2 жыл бұрын
Really interesting to hear you mention that user personas for the most part don't add a lot of value. I've felt this myself too, sometimes they seem more like an arbitrary part of some kind of research 101 checklist that has become a "must have" deliverable. Many of them also seem to contain arbitrary information too, like "favourite brands" or "favourite apps". Unless this info is relevant to the project you're working on, it seems like unnecessary info that people add in because they've seen it in other templates online.
@masimirshekari14532 жыл бұрын
That was AMAZING Richard! Thank you so much, do you recommend any book or other source about product design?
@doumao32672 жыл бұрын
Hi Richard, thank you so much for posting this video! This is awesome :) I was wondering for topics that are very creative (like this one), should we approach them differently compare with easier topics (like design a food delivery app to help local restaurants)
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I once did a take home challenge which was 7-day long and and I poured everything into it - it was a full blown interface with a few features, etc. super detailed with research and the full end to end jazz... after all that, they rejected me.
Hi there, could you please link the video mentioned at the beginning of the video: how to design an alarm clock with just one button, I'd like to learn from that video, much appreciated!
handsome
your stuff is gold richard, hope you get active again soon.
Wow.. this is so good!!!! Thank you❤
The best video on whiteboard challenge I've seen, thank you Richard.
Looking forward to new contents.
I have NEVER seen a KZread video this rich full of quality UX content.
the brag document is very helpful, thanks!
I just discover your Substack and KZread channel and would love to see more videos! Hope you come back to KZread soon!
These are great! I hope you are able to keep creating videos. I like this podcast type of video, it's great info and we get to hear from real designers (instead of some videos being so vague and one person talking)
Watching this right before my screening . Thank you for this
This is by far the most helpful video I’ve seen on white boarding challenges. I would get stuck in the same way as your mentee and you really walked us through it. Thanks Richard!
This was very helpful! Thank you for sharing it.
I discovered your channel 3 weeks ago and have watched almost every single video at this point. I find them super helpful and I was able to learn so much in the past few weeks. Please please make more videos!!
Really great video, honestly got more out of this than other videos of designers doing these perfectly. Really great to see what issues come up for someone less experienced and how to walk it back and see how you would avoid that.
Hey, I see you do consulting for businesses but do you still do tutoring/mentoring like this? I'd love to book a session
Please upload new videos
Woww great 1
I would of started with the "why" in this example to better understand the goal. Then the "Who" and "What" etc.
What do you mean by micro problems vs macro problems? I have tried to research this online but not sure what it means in the context of design. Thank you :)
It's a very nice session to see the whole process. We can learn a lot from it!
Hey Richard! I've found your videos super helpful. I'm interested in signing up for your articles. Can you direct me on where I can sign up?
actually found it! Thanks for all this great info! :)
can you make more of these types of videos, please?
Thank you for doing this example. I did this same one for practice so it was nice seeing you guys work this together. Thank you guys!
I really like how you laid out your process. even more simple. and i like how you say that is your process. I think i was too rigid and followed frameworks I've found online too strictly, and maybe spent too much time on understanding the problem. super helpful tips about the interviews sprinkled along the way. thanks!
Love this session
Thank you so much, Richard. I'm so happy because you used e-commerce as an example. this is an industry I'm passionate about as I've sold products via shopify in the past. In summary: Relevancy + Competency will accelerate your growth.
Thanks for this. I recently discovered active recall and spaced repetition. It's true to write in your own words as it enforces your understanding of the subject matter.
Wow I loved this, the raw troubleshooting. I was talking to the screen about what I would be asking and doing. I learned a lot about the framing the question and the four business goal prompts. I'm definitely going to be practicing this with my mentor.
It would be better if you can have better audio quality. Thank you nonetheless.
Very helpful
Amazing stuff. Thanks for practically showing us how to effectively use these different frameworks. One day of your channel has helped me gain clarity that I have been trying to gain for years. Thanks Richard!!!
Went through a lot of videos on YT. This is by far the best and most useful video for Whiteboarding challenge. Thanks a lot Richard 🙏🏼
agreed - even though the interviewee struggled a bit, it was so helpful to see this happening in real time
Very informative video! Got a lof of insights through this. 🙏
Thank you for sharing! It's the best video on the topic I've seen so far. It's helpful to see how you approach problems and organize your Figma file :)
Great Video!!
Amazing thanks!
Landed the job i did my first whiteboarding challenge for! Watched this video literally a few days before and prepped, it helped TONS :)
Congrats! Thanks for sharing 😊 this is motivation to make more videos (and actually edit them this time) 😂😂😂
Hi richard thanks as always for the great content. Is there anyway to take a closer look at the IxD concept flow diagram? thanks again!
I'm a junior designer (mostly visual design) at an agency which specialises in annual reports. For annual reports most companies do not have a conversion - their goal ist to make information accessible. 65% of their user group are stakeholders / employees. It feels like the most clients are just worried about the microsite we develop fitting their brand guidelines. -> This case would fit into the category "retain users" What are obvious or best practises to improve a product in the category "retain users" ?
Idk what about time travel is spontaneous, but very informative video.
I super love your approach! This is a structured framework to unpack and tackle design (business) problems! I just hope you'll add more technical limitations/opportunities approach in your next Mock interview videos. Thanks, boys, great video!
This felt like all the important stuff I learned in college in a sweet 40 mins video - Awesome. Thank you.
Extremely insightful and helpful, thank you so much Richard 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Hi Richard ! Do you offer mentoring services?
Hi Julia - my books are closed until October 15 - you’ll be able to book time using this link when it opens: calendly.com/richardux
@@RichardYangux Hi Can I still schedule whiteboard mocking like this with you? :)
Hi Richard! Super helpful video. I am trying to prepare for a white boarding interview and would love to do a similar mock with you or get your input on potential topics I could practice using. Could you help me?
You can book time here 😊 calendly.com/richardux/60mins
Really interesting to hear you mention that user personas for the most part don't add a lot of value. I've felt this myself too, sometimes they seem more like an arbitrary part of some kind of research 101 checklist that has become a "must have" deliverable. Many of them also seem to contain arbitrary information too, like "favourite brands" or "favourite apps". Unless this info is relevant to the project you're working on, it seems like unnecessary info that people add in because they've seen it in other templates online.
That was AMAZING Richard! Thank you so much, do you recommend any book or other source about product design?
Hi Richard, thank you so much for posting this video! This is awesome :) I was wondering for topics that are very creative (like this one), should we approach them differently compare with easier topics (like design a food delivery app to help local restaurants)