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I am deepening my understanding by reading books related to UX and looking back at actual projects I have worked on. Recommended study method Input based on output If you only do input, you will end up progressing without understanding much. Therefore, if you check and input anything you don't understand while outputting, the purpose of the input will be clear and your study will progress. Study method that didn't work Continuing to input only I feel that if I only input, the knowledge will not become my own and my understanding will not deepen. By creating something, you can visualize things you don't understand or lack of knowledge, and the knowledge will settle in your head more easily.
The case of Kaori Sejima Kaori Sejima: Planning Team, GIG DC Division. After graduating from Sophia University, she joined a publishing company that focuses on corporate publishing as a new graduate, and was in charge of new corporate sales. She later joined Special Data GIG in March 2020. She is in charge of website production direction and upstream design aimed at building effective websites. How I have studied UX design since I started studying it until now While working on actual UX design projects, I read the ` `UX Design Textbook '' and learned basic theory. Also, since the key to UX design is how to actually use it, I watched seminar videos and learned about real-world examples.
Recommended study method Being involved in actual projects UX design is all about goals and objectives. Therefore, I think it is better to study while visualizing concrete ways to use the theory. Knowledge alone can make you think too much, and you may not know how to use it in the actual field, and you may end up putting the cart before the horse. Holding circle reading sessions to deepen everyone's understanding I think circular reading sessions are an efficient way to study, as even if the book is thick, the person in charge will summarize and share the main points of each part.
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