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It’s quite easy to create a UX strategy, and the process can be broken down into the following five steps: Define your goals  Make Research, Brainstorm and wireframe  Test and evaluate designsPrepare to iterate

The current landscape is congested with UI/UX designers. More often than not, it's overwhelming for startups to wrap their head around making a hiring decision. ‍ Startups keep tossing between whether to bring in a freelancer, appoint an in-house designer, or outsource the project to a UI/UX design agency. ‍ The first step can be daunting, yes, but significant. Guesses don’t work when the fate of your products and service is in the hands of your potential design partner. You need to be sure to onboard somebody who can execute your vision into an intuitive and easy-to-use design. ‍ You might take a wild guess, but it may backfire on you, making it an expensive assumption. ‍ So to help you refrain from making a rushed choice, you should weigh the pros and cons among the three most popular options available. ‍ Even though there's always going to be a clock ticking over your head asking you to speed up, make sure you find someone who works more like your design partner and less like a service provider. ‍ To help you save the trial and error, we have a list of the most common concerns (with explanations) ready for you to have a look at and make a hiring decision in a few hours!

A problem statement is an actionable summary of your user, their goals, and what you need to solve to meet those goals. It sets the course for your project's user experience; however, it shouldn't include anything about the design elements or user functionality you might employ to solve the problem

By creating a problem statement, you ensure your team, including stakeholders and clients, are all on the same page about who you’re designing for, the problem you plan to help them with, and why it’s important. Ultimately, articulating these things through a well-considered, user-centric problem statement means your whole team will be working toward the same design goals. In this guide, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about problem statements. Here’s what we’ll cover: What is a problem statement? A definition When should a problem statement be created? How to write a problem statement Problem statement examples

Although obstacles can seem like the outside world is plotting against us, in reality, these external challenges are merely triggering hurdles that already exist within. They might be memories or beliefs we have about ourselves that act like mud and slow us down. We can be trapped by our own self-sabotage. What could happen if you knew about and prepared for these obstacles beforehand? If you knew what you were up against, perhaps you could come equipped with just the right tools to get through anything that threatens your chance at success. Perhaps you could take an obstacle that felt like a mountain and turn it instantly into a mere molehill!