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Depending on whether you work at a startup, a small company or a big company, your job as a UX designer could be quite different! This may affect your growth, creativity, impact, speed, responsibilities, specialization, networking, exposure, autonomy, schedule, or experience.

A user is a person who is trying to solve a problem and is looking for a product or service to help them solve it. The user experience is the journey that the user takes with that product or service. As a UX designer, your goal is to keep the user at the center of every decision you make, and to do that, you need to get to know your user. Consider the following questions:

Assistive technology (AT) is used to describe any products, equipment, and systems that enhance learning, working, and daily living for people with disabilities. Examples: color modification, voice control, screen readers, alternative text, reminder alarms and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices.

The Design Thinking framework is a user-centered approach to problem-solving that includes activities like research, prototyping, and testing to help you understand who your user is, what their problems are, and what your design should include. It involves the following phases:

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