Goal: The point here is to literally just understand what UX design is, what it involves, getting a big picture of the different things a UX designer (future you) would do.

You are not expected to start making stuff right away. You just need to make sure that you really want to pursue UX design as a career.

• Pep talk
• How you should approach learning anything

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Books

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1. UX for Beginners: A Crash Course in 100 Short Lessons by Joel Marsh (amazon)

   https://z-lib.id/book/249411-ux-for-beginners (online -free)

   • Purpose: Breaks down complex concepts into bite-sized lessons, making it ideal for building foundational knowledge quickly.

2. **Don’t Make Me Think by Steve Krug** (amazon)

   https://z-lib.id/book/dont-make-me-think-revisited-24632391 (online -free)

   • Purpose: Covers usability basics with an engaging, straightforward approach.

3. **The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman** (amazon)

   https://z-lib.id/book/the-design-of-everyday-things-indian-ed*(online -free)*

   • Purpose: Cultivates a user-centered design mindset through practical examples.

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YT videos

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I’ve attached mutliple options around the same topic. Watch whatever format and style of delivery you like :)

Introduction to UX Design