By Design

I redesigned the design. A poet with two faces Robert Floss closes the poet twice. Early version of this poem entitled "In White" created a simple scene filled with abnormalities. Somehow, this work has gained more attention after years. The poet adheres to that work delicately and strengthens it, making completed verses beyond the scope of the original work. Both versions of Frost's poem side by side, deliver sensitive information to prudent readers. Open interpretation, this information invites discussions and introspective feasts.

When we arrived in 2010, the design began to summarize itself in the spectrum. The line is still blurred but we have seen the emergence of various occupations. There are graphic designers, visual designers, web designers, and UX / UI designers. However, companies still do not know who they adopt and what type of design they need. As a designer, we do not know what to call myself. As we proceeded towards 2020, we began to better understand the world of design: visual designers, UX researchers, UX designers, interaction designers and product designers. Remember, I say "clearer" than "clear". The company still defines their roles in different ways, but they account for about 85% of design flaws in Indeed and LinkedIn.

Today, people working in UX, such as UX designer, UX researcher, service designer, design thinker, UX prototype, experienced designer, UX title sea sailing, etc, are calling for many things. It is serious. However, it is important not to dazzle with shiny buzzwords, but to reach it. By deliberately doing things and judging whether there is a good reason or not, you can find necessary talent away from buzzwords. The best way is to ask additional questions. Please use why / how / what problems are removed per layer and always return them to actual working examples. If someone can make a good conversation (which is also very important), this is one thing, if you are not your own expert, you also want a walker, you take your hand can do