Intro to the LA Design Community Resources

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Resources from the Intro to the LA Design Community presentation at General Assembly on March 19 in Downtown Los Angeles.

Intro to the LA Design Community Resources

Intro to LA Design
Community
Huge
Tonight

Your portfolio represents you.
But you’re not always there to talk about
the work.

Your designs should help you tell a
good story.
Users.
Hurdles.
Imperatives.
Conclusion.
Designs.
Background.

For each include:
1. Role.
2. Process.
3. Passion.

Don’t have enough experience?
Get it any way you can.

Employer insight.
Glass Door LinkedIn Friends

Be prepared:
Bring your work, and be ready
to talk about it.

Be honest:
Acknowledge your strengths and
where you want to grow.

Be direct:
Be clear about what you’re
looking for.

“Do you have any questions
you’d like to ask me?”

Don’t be afraid to reach out to
someone you look up to.

Email Newletters.
Sidebar–5 interesting design links, daily http://sidebar.io
MediaREDEF-curated mix of media+tech+pop content
http://mediaredeﬁned.com
LaunchTicker-Tech + Startup news and announcements (paid)
http://launchticker.com
Quartz–World news (daily)
ProductHunt–New Products/startups http://producthunt.com

Groups and events.
AIGA-Professional association for design, Los Angeles chapter
IxDA-LAChapter-Local and global events
UXPA-LAChapter-1,900+ members, events like World IA Day
LAUXMeetup-3,000+ members, Regular events (workshops, lectures,
mixers)
SouthernCaliforniaWebDesignersandDevelopers-1,400+ members
CreativeMornings-A great monthly event series to stay inspired
HugeLAMeetup-We bring in a range of speakers from the community
DRAFT.LA-A creative event series for designers hosted by Noun Project

Education.
GeneralAssembly-Classes like Intro to UX, 12 week courses on UX
UCLAExtension- User Experience Certiﬁcate Program
CalStateFullerton-User Experience Certiﬁcate Program
ArtCenterCollegeforDesign(Pasadena)- Undergrad, Grad and public
programs.
TheDSchool,InstituteforDesignatStanford-Virtual Crash Course, no
degrees
HugeSchool-Paid apprenticeship program in NYC

Blogs.
Little Big Details - Your daily dose of UI inspiration
http://littlebigdetails.com/
IxDA Mailing List Discussion - Active discussion list with many experts weighing inhttp://ixda.org/discuss.php
Boxes and Arrows - High quality articles and podcast interviews
http://www.boxesandarrows.com/
Smashing Magazine – Deep-dive into more advanced UX topics
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/
Experientia - This blog has good curated content from a wide variety of sources
http://www.experientia.com/blog/
Uxmatters - Articles on all things UX
http://uxmatters.com/
A List Apart - Articles on everything from the industry to design to coding
http://www.alistapart.com/
Signal vs. Noise - Thoughts from the guys at 37 Signals
http://37signals.com/svn/
Information Aesthetics - A blog focusing on interesting information design and visualization
http://infosthetics.com/

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2. Intro to LA Design Community Huge Tonight

3. Portfolio.

4. Your portfolio represents you. But you’re not always there to talk about the work.

5. Your designs should be relevant. vs.

6. Your designs should be timely.

7. Your designs should focus on the user.

8. Your designs should help you tell a good story. Users. Hurdles. Imperatives. Conclusion. Designs. Background.

10. For each include: 1. Role. 2. Process. 3. Passion.

11. Don’t have enough experience? Get it any way you can.

12. Make an improvement.

13. update

14. Help someone.

15. Friends. Family. Acquaintances.

16. update

17. Think blue sky.

18. Displaying your portfolio.

19. Keep it simple.

20. Finding the right design job.

21. Job boards. LinkedIn Coroflot Indeed

22. Employer insight. Glass Door LinkedIn Friends

23. Salary guides. Coroflot Glassdoor AIGA

24. Always ask for more. ;)

25. Interviewing.

26. Be prepared: Bring your work, and be ready to talk about it.

27. Be honest: Acknowledge your strengths and where you want to grow.

28. Be direct: Be clear about what you’re looking for.

29. Show some fucking enthusiasm.

30. “Do you have any questions you’d like to ask me?”

31. Don’t be afraid to reach out to someone you look up to.

32. Resources.

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34. Groups and events. AIGA-Professional association for design, Los Angeles chapter IxDA-LAChapter-Local and global events UXPA-LAChapter-1,900+ members, events like World IA Day LAUXMeetup-3,000+ members, Regular events (workshops, lectures, mixers) SouthernCaliforniaWebDesignersandDevelopers-1,400+ members CreativeMornings-A great monthly event series to stay inspired HugeLAMeetup-We bring in a range of speakers from the community DRAFT.LA-A creative event series for designers hosted by Noun Project

35. Education. GeneralAssembly-Classes like Intro to UX, 12 week courses on UX UCLAExtension- User Experience Certiﬁcate Program CalStateFullerton-User Experience Certiﬁcate Program ArtCenterCollegeforDesign(Pasadena)- Undergrad, Grad and public programs. TheDSchool,InstituteforDesignatStanford-Virtual Crash Course, no degrees HugeSchool-Paid apprenticeship program in NYC

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37. Questions?

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