22 Feb 2024
"This Toolkit is a must-have if you’re in the UX/UI hiring process. It covers different design challenges, going through user group mapping, pain points and business metrics, brainstorms, and high-level wireframes as solutions for each prompt"
19 Feb 2024
"The Whiteboard Challenge toolkit and the six prompts have helped boost my confidence during job interviews. It's all right there, neatly organized, and ready to go. Plus, they've got a ton of components in the library to choose from – screens, buttons, and templates, which smooth out my sessions. "
23 Feb 2024
"I want to commend you for creating such a raw and hand-drawn style iconography/component library. You go into deep details during phases of the challenge, providing me with some insights that I wouldn't usually go for. I like how it covers a range of devices/platforms and products for multiple scenarios."
18 Feb 2024
"The toolkit isn't just about building confidence during the hiring process but about unleashing creativity and fostering forward-thinking. It gave everyone a common language and framework to explore their strengths and take risks."
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Jonny Czar is Product Designer pushing pixels and designing experiences for 17 years. He started his careers in Brazil and now residing in Berlin. He has been working on award winning products for N26, Worldpackers and Hotjar.
Zsolt is a designer and startup founder who sold his UX research startup to Hotjar. As a designer, he worked with enterprise clients like IBM, Uber and many small startups.
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A whiteboard challenge is a problem-solving exercise that is typically conducted during a job interview for a UX / UI Design position. It's called a whiteboard challenge because the interviewee is usually given a whiteboard or a piece of paper and a marker and asked to solve a design-related problem while explaining their thought process out loud to the interviewer.
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The goal is to assess your design skills and problem-solving abilities. It's your time to shine, demonstrating that you have mastered the design principles, you can think creatively and critically, and your communication skills. The session usually takes 30 minutes, can handle many forms, and can be based on various design problems, ranging from simple visual design tasks to complex systems design problems.
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Whiteboard challenges have become an essential part of the hiring process from big companies like Meta, Amazon, Google, and Spotify and from a thousand other small and medium companies in the competitive tech industries.
This means that one day or another, you will face it, and it’d be great to get prepared. On top of that, such sessions can be a source of great angst for many new and aspiring (or even experienced) UX designers if they don’t have the right tools, frameworks, and training and have to think on their feet under pressure.
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With this package, you'll get six solved whiteboard challenges exercised to prepare for the following Interview and full access to other upcoming exercises. Find below which exercises will be covered in detail.
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On top of that, we'll get in your Figma a template with the essential steps, questions, timeframe, and examples on how to conduct the whole session. Topics such as brainstorming, identifying user groups, limitations, and business metrics are also covered so you can showcase your skills from Discovery to Delivery.
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In order to help you save some time, you'll get access to a Wireframe library with the most important and commonly used components so you don't waste time creating them from scratch during your session.
