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I know questions like that are more common in the business world but I'd never been asked that in a design interview. I didn't know what to say, I never make long term plans because my career started in 2008 during insanely ridiculously unstable economic times. Less
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At ___ [company] I was the sole designer and developer. We submitted a proposal to Mako surgery, a producer of robotic surgery equipment. The portal page sectioned the 3 main audiences to separate homepages that had interactive content specific to their use. Less
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I answered all of the questions to the satisfaction of the interviewer.
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Was ist für Sie der wichtigste Faktor beim Design?
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Since this is an established product, first make sure your customers want it on mobile - if so... Analyze the current product and reduce it's functionality down to a MVP (Minimum Viable Product) model. Based on the MVP you've created, design user flow diagrams that take into consideration user tasks/goals, user's cognitive load and environmental factors, and be considerate of the reduced display sizes, Next, create storyboards to confirm that you have a functional implementation based on your technology stack. Then, create low fidelity prototypes for testing with your target audience. If you identify issues then address the pain points, ideate and implement solutions, and then re-test for validation. Keep this up till you've got a product that tests well with your customers. Once you have a proven prototype, send it on to Development. Less
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I have worked at UnitedHealth Group on contract previously and enjoyed the people and challenges. As an experienced Web Designer and Developer, who has worked at high-profile companies in the Metro area for 15 years, I am able to complete projects that call for a variety of Web applications and languages. Less
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It is necessary to agree on what is the average offered to all employees.