UI/UX Designer: skills and learning path
UI/UX designers research how people use products and design interfaces that are easy to use, usually prototyping in Figma.
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What UI/UX Designer job posts ask for
The share of job posts that ask for each skill, rounded. Core skills are asked for in at least 15% of posts.
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UX design Core75%
- 50%
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Graphic design Core35%
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HTML and CSS Core35%
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JavaScript Core20%
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Agile and Scrum Also useful10%
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Product management Also useful5%
Learning path
The core skills in order, with a free course and practice on jobpe for each. Check your resume above to see only the skills you're missing.
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UX design
Core skill · in about 75% of job posts -
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Figma and prototyping
Core skill · in about 50% of job posts -
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Graphic design
Core skill · in about 35% of job posts -
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HTML and CSS
Core skill · in about 35% of job posts -
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JavaScript
Core skill · in about 20% of job posts
Finish with a mock interview
Practise answering UI/UX Designer questions out loud, with AI feedback.
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