Master English vocabulary for UX Designers. Learn how to articulate design choices, conduct user interviews, and collaborate with engineers in English.
Practice RoleplaysExplaining the reasoning behind layout, typography, and color choices to stakeholders.
Guiding users through testing sessions and asking non-leading questions to gather feedback.
Providing clear specifications and assets to frontend developers to ensure accurate implementation.
Giving and receiving constructive feedback on design work with other designers.
Explaining why a particular feature is necessary for user satisfaction, even if it adds development time.
Make sure your English is ready for the technical and behavioral questions.
Interview Prep“Usability”
The degree to which a software can be used by specified consumers to achieve quantified objectives.
/yoo-zuh-BIL-ih-tee/
“Wireframe”
A visual guide that represents the skeletal framework of a website.
/WY-er-fraym/
“Prototype”
A preliminary model of something.
/PROH-tuh-typ/
“Affordance”
A property or feature of an object which presents a prompt on what can be done with this object.
/uh-FOR-duns/
“Heuristic”
A rule of thumb or guideline used in design.
/hyoo-RIS-tik/
“Accessibility”
The design of products, devices, services, or environments for people with disabilities.
/ak-ses-uh-BIL-ih-tee/
“User persona”
A fictional character created to represent a user type.
/YOO-zer per-SOH-nuh/
“Journey map”
A visual representation of the process that a person goes through to accomplish a goal.
/JER-nee map/
“Iterate”
To perform or utter repeatedly.
/IT-uh-rayt/
“Friction”
Anything that prevents users from accomplishing their goals.
/FRIK-shun/
“Typography”
The style and appearance of printed matter.
/ty-PAH-gruh-fee/
“Whitespace”
The unmarked space between different elements in a design.
/WYT-spays/
“Call to action”
A prompt on a website that tells the user to take some specified action.
/KAWL too AK-shun/
“Information architecture”
The structural design of shared information environments.
/in-fer-MAY-shun AR-kih-tek-cher/
“Empathy”
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
/EM-puh-thee/
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