User Interface and User Experience Design Handbook: Remote Contractor 2022 Edition

by John Kim, Javier Cabrera (Editor)

Are you a designer, looking to make the journey into becoming a Remote UX Designer? Have you made the journey as a designer, and are you interested in making the leap to User Experience and User Interface Design? Are you an UX Designer looking for information on how to transition to a permanent remote position as a remote UX Designer? How does one make the transition in the digital medium and explore the virtual world of UI/UX Design? What are the PROs and CONs of working becoming the future of work, the permanent remote UX Designer?What does a permanent remote UX Designer look like? What are the competition for remote workers? What are some realities remote workers face when looking at a permanant remote position? We will be discussing local positions in the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley, as well as an overview of various companies around the silicon valley areas, as well as potiential job growth and salaries as a remote UX Designer.

111 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 4, 2022

About the author

John Kim LMFT (The Angry Therapist) pioneered the online life coaching movement seven years ago, after going through a divorce which led to his total re-birth. He quickly built a devoted following of fans who loved the frank and authentic insights that he freely shared on social media. He pulled the curtain back and showed himself by practicing transparency and sharing his story something therapists are taught not to do. Kim became known as an unconventional therapist who worked out of the box by seeing clients at coffee shops, on hikes, in a CrossFit box. He built a coaching team of his own and launched a sister company called JRNI, creating a new way to help people help people and change the way we change. He lives in Los Angeles.