16 Great UX Conversations From Quora

Thanks to Quora, UX professionals and enthusiasts finally have a space to come together to discuss, argue, and share their experiences, insights, and advice regarding user experience design.

Since UX is such an expansive, ever-changing field and discipline it can be difficult to know where to start if you’re a beginner, or how to take the next step in advancing your craft if you’re a professional. Well no need to worry, that is what we are here for! Dt went out and scoured the internet to cultivate this list of great UX-themed conversations on Quora. There is something for everyone in the topics below-whether you’re just getting started or you want to advance your skills.

Here are 16 great UX-themed conversations in which you can read and participate on Quora:

• What are some meaningful and notable user experience quotes?
• How do I figure out the problem if our users say our web service is very useful and something they always needed, but don’t come back?
• What is the most designer friendly and intuitive wireframing/UX app?
• UX Design: What are the reasons that Quora, Facebook, and Twitter have unused space on the right and left?
• Product Design: What’s the difference between UI Design and UX Design?
• Are many start ups happy to work with an external (UX/UI) designer or team rather than recruit in-house?
• Which books can help me become an expert in UI, UX and usability standards?
• Internet Startups: Should I focus on getting a good UX or getting something quick out of the door?
• What are the most influential design blogs?
• Productivity: What is the best way to organize digital files for a design project?
• If you are looking for good UX Designers, what are the main skills you want these designers to possess?
• Is it becoming more relevant for designers to showcase their work on portfolio sites vs. their personal sites?
• How do you articulate and demonstrate the actual business value of your UX designs?
• How do you communicate your design solutions to developers and convince them that it might be the right solution?
• What type of education is needed to work professionally in UI/UX?
• As far as UX and usability goes, is it better to have a website with a lighter color scheme vs. a darker color scheme?

Know of a great discussion going on that we missed? Let us know in the comments!

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