🌱 UI/UX Design Guides - The UX design process, explained | A step by step overview

This is how the UX design process in the real world looks like. It is not linear, and there's no magical formula to it. Hope this gives you a clear idea of how designers approach our designs, why defining a good problem statement is crucial and why we do user testing. P/S: Sorry for the video being out of focus! I spent 3 hours filming this due to all the technical errors that all happen on the same shoot :( Anyway, suggest content you'd like to see from me in the comments below! 📺 Watch next: How I became a UX/UI Designer in 3 months: https://youtu.be/7OhauLZpJoU Redesigning Nespresso's Website in 1 hour: https://youtu.be/upNjDjmNu_k 8 ways to get started in UX design for free: https://youtu.be/3Kuwc5xu58o 15 tips to design faster in Figma: https://youtu.be/aAGOO_XiQHo How to create your first UX case study: https://youtu.be/JhlCgYAoTec 🎉 My gear, tools, resources: https://rachelhow.com/resources Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachelhxw Twitter: https://twitter.com/rachelhxw Newsletter: https://www.rachelhow.com/newsletter Suggest new videos to me: https://airtable.com/shrAWb7oXtqb8s302 Webflow: https://try.webflow.com/rachel ✿ Some of the above are affiliate links-I make a small commission when you purchase through my link, at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting an independent creator! 00:00 Hello! 00:11 Are all design processes the same? 00:54 Overview of design process 01:59 Stage 1 04:37 Stage 2 05:45 Iterate 05:58 Stage 3 06:23 Stage 4 06:48 Stage 5 08:06 Iterate again 08:42 Design Handoff 09:56 Launch and Post-launch 10:27 Reflections 💫 If you're new here Thank you for stopping by! I really appreciate it. I'm still amazed that my content on product design (UI/UX design), lifestyle and productivity helps someone out there, even though I'm a small creator. Subscribe & like this video as it keeps me going! If you've got video suggestions, comment and let me know!