Here's how you can use your new UX skills in real-world projects.

This is always the first step. You need to identify the user's need by gathering insights into their behaviours, motivation, pain points etc. Doing this gives your product a direction. For you to talk about a user-centred product, this is a very crucial step that must not be overlooked. Always prioritize your users.

La experiencia de usuario es el corazón fundamental para el desarrollo de cualquier proyecto. De acuerdo a la experiencia de usuario esta el criterio de contribución en los aspectos funcionales y técnicos para brindar la mejor experiencia al usuario. Una experiencia positiva de usuario, hace que la intensión de venta sea efectiva y el reconocimiento de marca quede en la mente del usuario. User experience is the heart to project's development criteria. According to the user experience, there is the criterion of contribution in the functional and technical aspects to provide the best user experience. A positive user experience makes the sales intention effective and brand recognition remains in the user's mind.

The foundation of effective UX design is understanding user needs. Start by conducting thorough user research to gather insights into your target audience's behaviors, motivations, and pain points. This can involve methods such as surveys, interviews, and observing users in their natural environments. Use this information to create detailed personas fictional characters representing your users. These personas help keep user needs at the forefront of your project, guiding your design decisions and ensuring a user-centric approach.

"The first and foremost thing is to know user needs. Based on the information gathered, we should start working. This is called identifying needs." Before any wireframes are sketched or prototypes are built, it’s crucial to understand who the users are, what they need, and how they will interact with the product. This process involves thorough research, which may include surveys, interviews, usability testing, and studying user behavior through analytics. It helps in making informed decisions, balancing user needs with business goals, and ultimately delivering a product that resonates with its audience. This user-centered approach is what makes a design truly successful, fostering user satisfaction, engagement, and loyalty.

Understanding user needs involves not only asking the appropriate questions?but also listening to the unspoken. It's all about observing, empathizing, and iterating to create truly meaningful experiences. I am still committed to putting users first, ensuring that their needs drive all design decisions. After all, the best designs are those that recognize and address actual user issues.

With a clear understanding of user needs, begin prototyping your solutions. Start with wireframes to outline the basic structure and layout of your design. Move on to more detailed mockups and use prototyping tools to create interactive models that simulate the final product. Prototyping allows you to visualize how your design will function and provides a tangible way to gather feedback before development begins. This step is crucial for refining your ideas and ensuring they align with user expectations.

THIS is where UX design principles and skills can be used in so many different real world projects. Stakeholders can do a much better job of honing I'm scope and defining MVPs when reacting to something visual. It's rare for stakeholders to have a fully formed idea in their head about a products look, feel, and overall experience. Giving them something to react to is like carving a statue of rock - it allows you to further define the product via subtraction.

Testing is an ongoing process in UX design. you can use your prototypes to conduct usability testing sessions where real users interact with your design. Observe their behavior, ask questions, and collect feedback to identify usability issues or areas for improvement. This iterative process is essential for refining your design. Each round of testing and feedback brings you closer to a product that meets user needs and provides a seamless, enjoyable experience.

One time at work, I collaborated with stakeholders and developers to align our UX vision with business goals and technical constraints. By using detailed design specifications and user stories, I ensured everyone understood the functionality and purpose of each design element. This effective communication kept the team aligned and focused on our common goal.

Effective collaboration is the foundation for great UX design. We can only create?user-centric products if we work together seamlessly. My collaborative style is Cross-Functional Teamwork, which involves working closely with developers, product managers, marketers, and other stakeholders to ensure that varied viewpoints are included in the design process. The other pillar is Empathy and respect, which is building empathy?and respect for?all team members' views and contributions. It is about recognizing different perspectives and establishing an inclusive workplace in which everyone feels heard.?I attempt to bridge the gap between different teams, ensuring that our combined efforts result in products that users enjoy and value.

The unique thing about PowerApps is that we often act as both the UI/UX designer and developer, which can limit our perspective. Being open to feedback is crucial for improving user experience. In one of my early PowerApps projects, I spent a lot of time on a new UI feature, but the customer didn’t like it. If I had communicated my approach and welcomed criticism from the start, I could have avoided extra work.

El dise?o de experiencia de usuario aunque sea un proceso de evolución nos exige salir con el más acertado para efectos de eficiencia en la conversión y punto de equilibrio de la inversión de aquí depende una buena evolución, que el proceso de evolución sea corto y el dise?o a salir se tenga el máximo de variables posibles para que el usuario pueda recordar de la mejor manera nuestra marca y regrese a tener una nueva experiencia

The journey does not end with the product's launch. Reflecting on outcomes is a vital step in ensuring that designs?satisfy user needs and business goals. It can be accomplished by analyzing user feedback to understand how the product is used and finding areas for improvement, or by documenting the project journey through case studies.?It also acts as an excellent reference for future initiatives. Reflecting on outcomes entails not only identifying is successful and failures, but also understanding the influence of our designs and striving for improvement. It's a critical aspect of UX approach that guarantees we offer solutions that are not only functional but also enjoyable and meaningful to users

Don't let your UX knowledge sit on the shelf! Be a UX champion at work. Take initiative, share your new skills with colleagues through workshops or presentations. Become the go-to person for UX questions. By educating your team, you not only solidify your own learning, but also create a culture of user-centricity in your entire organization.