Lollypop Ux Ui Design Studio UX Designer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is the best project you have worked on?
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Q2. Can you describe your design process?
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Q1. Explain Design Frameworks
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Design frameworks are structured approaches used by designers to guide the process of creating user-friendly and visually appealing products.
• Design frameworks provide a set of guidelines and principles to follow during the design process.

• They help designers organize their thoughts and ideas, ensuring consistency and coherence in the final product.

• Examples of design frameworks include Material Design by Google, Atomic D...read more
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Q2. Showcase your portfolio
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Q1. More design questions
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Q2. Explain Design Process
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Design process is a systematic approach to solving problems and creating solutions through user-centered design.
• Research and gather information about the problem and target users

• Generate ideas and concepts through brainstorming and sketching

• Create prototypes to test and iterate on design solutions

• Implement final design based on user feedback and testing

• Iterate and improve design based on user feedback
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Tell about Yourself and projects

Q1. Showcase projects
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Q1. I had to explain one of my case studies from my portfolio.
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Q2. Name some Design Processes
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Design processes are systematic approaches to creating effective and user-friendly designs.
• User research

• Ideation

• Prototyping

• Testing

• Iterating

• Implementation
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Q3. What is Empathy Mapping & Affinity Mapping
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Empathy Mapping & Affinity Mapping are two techniques used in UX design to understand user needs and preferences.
• Empathy Mapping is a visual representation of a user's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. It helps designers understand the user's perspective.

• Affinity Mapping is a technique used to group and organize data collected during research. It helps designers identify patterns and themes.

• Both techniques are used to...read more
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Q4. Heuristic Evaluation related questions
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Q5. Name some UX Laws; Jakob's Law
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Jakob's Law states that users spend most of their time on other websites and expect your site to work the same way.
• Users prefer websites that are familiar to them

• Design should be consistent with other websites

• Users expect similar functionality across websites

• Users will be frustrated if they have to learn new ways of doing things

• Example: Using a shopping cart icon for e-commerce websites
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Q6. Case study-related questions
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I had to explain one of my case studies from my portfolio.

Q1. What is your expected CTC
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Q2. Why do you want to make a switch in a short time?
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Q3. By when can you join?
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Q1. The first round of interview was pretty basic just to know about the you ,your current work and some basic technical questions
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Cognizant officials had given an assignment and the next round would be completely based on it.

Q1. Some UX Designers were there to assess the assignment and some technical questions were asked
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Aptitude had some logic and coding questions with SQL

Q1. What's the first tool you use in figma
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The first tool I use in Figma is the Selection Tool.
• The Selection Tool is used to select and manipulate objects on the canvas.

• It allows me to move, resize, rotate, and delete elements in my design.

• I can also use it to group and ungroup objects for easier organization.

• For example, I use the Selection Tool to select a text box and change its font size.
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Q1. What is IoT about
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IoT stands for Internet of Things, which refers to the network of physical devices connected to the internet, enabling them to collect and exchange data.
• IoT involves connecting everyday objects to the internet to allow them to send and receive data.

• It enables devices to communicate with each other and with users, creating smart environments.

• Examples include smart thermostats, wearable fitness trackers, and connected ho
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