The Concept of User Experience is not a buzzword,
I am the side of supporting the invisible beauty,
such as user experience, this is a type of design. Not the development,
The design is undefined, It depends on a person’s perception,
So What I would like to do is applying to Computer Science, The Program, and grow my ability to think by myself, and get more assurance what I like to actualize, I used to think ‘I only like to code, I want to prioritize what the company asked me for.’
That was the traditional way I considered of myself, What I want is growing my creativity, not letting myself in a passive zone, The company has a system, I get paid by them, there is no way to say no, and that is my duty.
I understood, why other developers advised me, I had no opinion inside, I only googled and get the idealistic answers that everyone likes.
Everything got simple after I solved my math anxiety, and now I am facing the new problems, how to self-taught, Which direction should I follow, What is the best way for me
Where is my imagination?
Why do I not value imagination?
Why can I not challenge myself more?
I mean, I gave up perfectionism, and, enough to live every single day in an invisible state, and thought why can I not try more? Can I really satisfy all the companies? I don’t know what to prepare and think the lucks needs…too, where you are born, environment, gender, and anything else.
Learning User Experience can be helpful to apply code, design, marketing, any parts of the business, and for myself. We now need more experts of thinking user experience centered human and technology,
Why do I need the code review?
to work together, I am not going to be alone, at work, I need to get the right feedback to work productively. Not aim for making my life happier, I have to be more grown-up solving my problems, on my own, the senior engineers have more wisdom to face the problems, This is about patience and confidence.
That is why I want to design my development process by learning User Experience,
- Code Readability, Usability, Style Guide, Flexibility.
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