How I approach the take-home design challenge | by Stephanie Soo | UX Collective
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After a few years in the UX/UI and product design world, I’ve noticed a pattern in the interview process: 2–3 phone interview rounds, and…
UI Design Interviewing Tips Product Design User Experience Product How I approach the take-home design challenge Part 1. Stephanie Soo 6 min read · Aug 7, 2020 -- 2 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size A fter a few years in the UX/UI and product design world, I’ve noticed a pattern in the interview process: 2–3 phone interview rounds, and then a take-home design test. Now that interviews are being conducted online more and more, it’s hard to have a whiteboard challenge without the physical whiteboard, so companies are turning to take-home tests. I’ll go over my process
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