Why it worked
The post effectively leverages a common educational path (art school for design) to create relatable and informative content. By breaking down the curriculum into digestible slides with clear takeaways, it appeals to aspiring designers and those interested in the field.
Summary
The creator shares a series of slides detailing the classes they took in art school to become a product/UX designer. Each slide highlights a different course, such as typography, color theory, human/cognitive factors, rapid prototyping, and information architecture, explaining what was learned in each.
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classes i took
in art school to
become a product/ux
designer
typography!
this class made me
appreciate type like never
before & all of the mini
details
color theory
i love that we take this
class as a foundation
course because you will
use it every single day
human/cognitive factors
this class taught us the
psychology behind
products & how to design
for HUMANS !!!!
rapid prototyping/
industrial design
learning how to build
physical products to solve
problems instead of a
digital solution
SCADpro
a collaboration with a real
client where i learned how
to present & communicate
design
information architecture
this class opens your eyes
to how to think through
building a product at its'
core
so many others but those
are just a few !!!