To stay on the same page in UX, it's important to understand the language used (especially when if we're trying to break into UX). In this video, I go over 12 terms that are more foundational that are important to know and understand in the field. Would you like to see more of these? Let me know - there are TONS of commonly used UX terms! // CHECK OUT THESE VIDEOS TOO
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I'm Nannearl and I'm a UXer sharing information, tips, and lessons learned over the years in the field -- all while adding my own flavor. Most recently, I served as the Director of UX for a small startup in LA for a little over a year (on a design team of 1) and now, I'm on the search for a new gig. I'm super excited to take you along as I share my unique perspective, explore different aspects of the field, navigate the job market, and transition to a new role. UX is so much more than what it seems on the surface and I'm looking forward to giving you a glimpse of what user experience looks like in my world.
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