Product Design: Validation and UX through Design Sprints
By Google
Product Designer
About
A Product Designer of a company is responsible for the user experience of a product, which usually includes taking direction on the business goals and objectives from product management. Product Designers are typically associated with the visual or tactile aspects of a product but sometimes they can also play a role in the information architecture and system design of a product. Using your understanding of technology, materials and manufacturing methods, you’ll improve the design and usability of an item. This may involve working on new products or improving existing ones.
Education
High School
in Science Stream
Bachelor's
in Engineering, Design, or Industrial Design
Master's
in Design/Product Design
Skills Required
Job Prospects
- Product Designer
- UX Designer
- UI Designer
- Customer Experience Architect
- Interaction Designer
Salary / Annum
600,000
Fresher1,300,000
Average2,400,000
ExperiencedCities Data
Jobs Outlook
- The salary offered to a Product Designer at the beginning of his/her career is not much. The growth in financial terms is witnessed only after getting a few years' worth of work experience in the field.
- Your working environment is likely to be a shared studio/office. This may be situated in close proximity to the shop-floor production area to facilitate close liaison with production engineers.
- Your working hours will typically be 9 am to 5.30 pm, but there may be times when extra hours are necessary in order to meet deadlines or to resolve design difficulties.
Promising Profiles
Rohan Mishra
Product & UX Designer
Jayna Bansal
Lead Product Designer at Groww, India
