Designing the User Experience

I am learning about UX as I investigate several different careers in the user experience industry. such as interaction designers, graphic designers, motion designers, designers of augmented reality and virtual reality systems, and UX researchers.

Following that, I discovered the five stages of the product development life cycle, which include brainstorming, defining, designing, testing, and launching. Each has a brief description here.

Product Development life cycle

Characteristics of a good user experience:

• Usable means the design, structure, and purpose of the product are clear and easy to use.
• Equitable means a design is helpful to people with diverse abilities and backgrounds.
• Enjoyable means the design delights the user.
• useful means it solves user problems.

can help users evaluate a product’s design.

Responsibilities of an entry-level UX designer:

• User research determines who will use the product.
• Information architecture refers to how a product is organized and structured.
• Wireframing is a basic sketch or outline of the product.
• Prototyping shows how a product works after being created.
• Visual design is focused on how the product visually looks.
• Effective communication requires the designer to be able to connect with others both digitally and in person.

Let us talk about whether the designer is a specialist, generalist, or t-shaped.

• Specialists focus on a specific type of UX design, such as interaction, graphics, research, or motion.
• A Generalist is responsible for a variety of tasks, as illustrated in the diagram below.

• T-shaped is an expert in one type of UX design and has the ability to perform in a variety of other areas. as I have mentioned below in the diagram.

Please advise me on how to improve and which learning path is best.
Thank you for reading😇.