User experience roles are considered to be some of the best jobs in the IT Industry.
With user experience design becoming more popular and in demand, the need to diversify skills is clear.
Entering this promising industry requires the right training and skills to meet rising business demands.
What skills do we need to teach a good UX designer?
Although it's not quite in my field. I think it is a very stimulating question
To thoroughly understand ux research you need a degree in Human-Computer Interaction or a related field. However, as a ux engineer, it may be, you can get by without the degree.
Although it's not quite in my field. I think it is a very stimulating question
Dear Dr J. M. Koli and Dr Lamia Al-Naama thank you for support
Engineering degree may be really very useful. However, one may also upgrade skills and knowledge through training and short term courses.
Yes, indeed , thank you a lo for your discussion. Dr Ashok Pundir
Thank you, Srdjan Atanasijevic very detailed description of UX designer vs UX Engineer differences
I found interesting article related to this discussion.
...Now, the world is moving to artificial intelligence (AI), which promises to greatly enhance UX, working behind the scenes to deliver automatic and intuitive responses to user requests. The benefits of AI go even deeper. A recent survey of design professionals by Adobe finds more than half, 62%, expressed interest in AI and machine learning and what they add to the creative process. AI and machine learning will have a "democratizing effect on creativity" in applications and products. AI also opens up possibilities such as 3D and immersive design.
see details on:
https://www.zdnet.com/article/ai-helps-user-experience-ux-helps-ai/
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