Ayush Shakya

I prefer Figma so far. It has lots of feature and a growing community.

First, you need to find your target Business Niche. Second, Use google maps to find businesses under those niche. Maps give you information about the business. Third. Check out their website, If you are looking for designing their website. Thoroughly point out UXUI improvements that can be done to increase their ROIs. If you are looking for graphic design, check out their social media pages....

You will find no better tutorial channel for photoshop than the very loved channel: https://www.youtube.com/@PiXimpe...

Here is a more serious approach to learn UX Design. https://roadmap.sh/ux-design ===================================== For Design system: https://roadmap.sh/design-system ===================================== These above are roadmaps. Follow the roadmaps, learn each nodes. Hope it helps :)

If you are in a playful exploration you can use Relume.io . It has an AI based Information Architecture Generator. ======================= If you are into more serious level IA design. Learn about competitors website. Get knowledge on their page visits. Use free tools like Similarweb. The highest page visit site will for sure have a good Information Architecture. Now that can be your starting...

Understanding how code works, is good enough. Not everyone is passionate about staring at screen with code for long hours. Designers, we love color and visuals.

Given the condition, you are willing to add in ideas and resolve some unresolved mysteries behind your product as a team. Let's first talk on problem solving, design can come later with us :)

Communicate, your ideas, pain points with similar/relevant group and open the room for discussion. Read some on Design thinking.

Depends on how much product you can carry in your hand versus availability of a bag to add more products, while shopping.

1. It adds up complexity layers. 2. Lacks instructive feedbacks, poor onboarding and guidance. 3. Poor color and font choice. 4. Misleading layouts etc.

Communication with relevant social groups is the key. It helps you have eureka moment required for innovation.

It Depends. If you require data, collected for the purpose of analysis and strategy making, then yes, you need login in.

Is he/she a problem solver? does he/she asks about your pain points, your goals and objectives behind your product first?

learn about usability and accessibility. courses and tests in uxcel can be helpful too.

For the user end, keep it simple, instructive where necessary. For back end opt for better system experience.