AIF Design School Tashkent
School of digital design
The digital industry is developing at such a fast pace you cannot catch up with all the updates and innovations. If your career is connected with IT, I am sure you have a future. But the job of IT programmers and coders is not easy and requires some technical knowledge, and for some people, it might be boring.
However, a year ago I found that there is a field called UI/UX designing. It is connected with the visuals of software. And that's not boring at all and not so hard to master - I am not joking. It is because you work with colors, shapes, images and of course with people. All you need is a free application to sketch the interface design of websites, applications, services, etc.
In order to succeed in this field, you need passion, a good mentor, and some patience. I joined the UI/UX designing courses in AIF design school which were suggested by my friends and I don't regret it at all. I can now understand how to build my own portfolio, how to plan a user experience sketch, how to make an application visually nice and easy to use, and how and where to sell my services.
It is a developing industry and yet there is a big shortage of UI/UX designers all over the world. So it is a great chance if you are still thinking about what job to do.
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