I couldn't have done it without the amazing team leaders of Jacky, Ewis and Paul - and without all the fantastic volunteers. I'm more ready than ever to continue learning and decide where career wise I want to go. #turingfest
My goal and introduction into tech took a weird (and wonderful) turn around a month and a half ago, with me joining Turing Fest 2022 as the Student Coordinator. An amazing learning experience, met some of the most inspirational people in my life so far.
Calling all students & graduates 🔈 We still have places left on our Student Programme for volunteers to be part of Turing Fest 2022. Register and find out more info here 👉 https://t.co/gNytHgR0Bu
Based off the wireframes I previously posted, here's some log in pages I made. Any feedback would be highly appreciated. @UXOpportunities#Uxdesign#Uxnewbie#a11y
It's also just hit me #AdobeXD looks like the old laughing symbol before emojis were really a thing, and now I can't stop screaming ADOBE HAAAAA in the style of Dragon Ball Z in my head. Send help. Send Goku. Just send anyone my concentration is ruined and it's been 30 seconds.
For your amusement: the wireframe example I drew on my tablet, VS what I did in #AdobeXD - today's goal is it make it look somewhat not completely unbearable on the eyes while being as accessible as possible. #Uxnewbie#Uxdesign
@TheCatalinS @DThompsonDev I've just spent the last hour thinking about how on earth I'm going to learn basic code until you said this. Putting an image in the middle of the screen with 3 buttons and forcing people to listen to The Curse of Curves is good UX...right?
I worked with a 22 year old that learned to code.
I was 30 when I started to learn to code.
My friend was 49 when he made the transition to tech.
I worked with a PHENOMENAL woman who was 60 when she got her job as a frontend developer!
You absolutely got this!💪🏽
Dear UX/UI folks,
Do many many many accessibility courses and training, watch seminars, talk to accessibility experts and develop your knowledge and skills in accessibility
Your design should always, ALWAYS, be accessible
Researching #A11Y so when I get to my design stage I can make it inclusive as possible. Tomorrow specifically I'll be looking into colour palettes that are autism and colour blind friendly. Any suggested resources would be highly appreciated. #UxDesign#UxNewbie
TIL about wireframes. Turns out wireframes are just drawn boxes to represent a layout. Meanwhile, in my mind, I assumed it was going to be like Escher's Relativity. #uxdesign#uxglasgow#uxnewbie
Documenting my self taught journey into UX/UI. And maybe oversharing photos of my cats.
Experience = 0
Qualifications = 0
Willpower and concentration = -12
Wish me luck twitter. #uxdesign#uxnewbie#uxglasgow