In software development, when we want to collect information from users, we often use forms with labeled text fields. While these fields might seem a bit robotic to us humans, they're crucial for allowing communication between people and software. This communication helps systems create personalized experiences and recommendations within their digital interfaces.
WordPress has been my go-to platform for a portfolio since the beginning of time. However, I wanted to showcase my skills in HTML and CSS in a clear and straightforward manner. A couple of months ago, I made the decision to go static and build my own portfolio from the ground up, creating something I can be proud of. Here it is.
This November Adobe Xd provided a huge update during the annual conference Adobe MAX. It came with a lot of cool stuff, such as components states, real time collaboration, and more. I’ve been using this software for a little less than a year and I have to say, it has changed a lot in the last few months. They have developed a lot of functionalities, keep it up Adobe. Although, it had this major update a lot is still missing, I am sure it will come soon.
I started a new job around seven months ago with everything that comes with it.
New people, new habits, new executives and the most exciting part of all, my new title is User Experience Designer. I have been longing to get to it and I finally did.
There were a couple of things I had to get used to at my new position. The first and very important, integrate in a development team that has not had a designer for a very long time. I had to learn a lot about the project we are developing, who is doing what, who to talk to when I have a specific question, etc…
