🚀 Just wrapped up the hero page for MedLink, a medical service focused on seamless healthcare access. Designed for clarity, trust, and ease of use.
Check it out—would love your thoughts! 💡
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UIUX designers, Before you attend a job Interview do the following:
1. Go to your AppStore and search for the brand’s product
2. Discover them on LinkedIn and read the “About” section
3. Navigate to their website and study more about them, blogs, features, products, services etc
4. Check their LinkedIn employees and see if you can connect with anyone to ask some questions
ℹ️ You may not be lucky but no harm in trying. Be very polite.
5. Go through their app from onboarding and try carrying out some task within the app for instance;
if it’s a financial app, try making a deposit and take note of how long and how many clicks it took you to complete and compare with another top brand or service like Apple Pay, take notes of how long it took you to complete the onboarding and write down recommendations for improvements.
6. Check who they are regulated by and align your recommendations or proposed solutions based on this regulator, this will communicate a lot to the recruiters
7. Use their app daily until your interview, everyday is a new day to spot something.
8. Set aside 2 questions to ask, ask about “how much is my salary” just kidding 😂, ask questions like what’s the company’s goal for the next 6-12 months, what are our KPIs for now, these questions will also help you stand out
ℹ️ Refine your questions and ensure it makes sense to you and someone else before D-Day
9. Be ready to talk about an impressive project you worked on whether side project or real, also be ready to share your screen. Remember, a soldier goes to the war front prepared.
10. Know the industry jargons, things like user journey, information architecture, dark patterns, may seem basic but know them.
Pro Tip: Take a lot of strategic courses and read loads of UIUX articles from places like NLNG, interaction design, Dreamax etc while you’re job hunting, these things will help you greatly.
Good luck 👍
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