Are you unknowingly sabotaging your UX design career with a single word? Most aspiring designers make this critical mistake when defining problems, and it's costing them job opportunities. In this video, I reveal the word that's holding you back and share a proven framework for reframing problems that will instantly elevate your portfolio and impress hiring managers.

Stop wasting time on surfacelevel solutions. Learn how to think like a senior UX designer and uncover the hidden opportunities that lead to truly impactful user experiences.

Don't let this simple mistake derail your UX dreams. Watch now and discover the secret to unlocking your full potential as a designer.

Timestamps:

00:00:00 Introduction: The Crucial Mistake Most UX Designers Make
00:04:46 The Problem with the Word "Problem"
00:05:42 How to Think About Problems in UX Design
00:08:11 The Importance of Prioritizing Problems
00:12:53 Why You Shouldn't Define Problems in Absolute Terms
00:16:41 The Role of Empathy in Defining Design Problems
Key Takeaways:

Discover the difference between user pain points and true design problems.
Learn how to identify opportunities to improve and enhance user experiences.
Understand the importance of prioritizing problems based on impact and resources.
Avoid the trap of defining problems in absolute or overly broad terms.

Master the art of empathizing with users to uncover meaningful design challenges.
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