UX Designers are professionals tasked with improving the user experience (UX) of a product. In order to effectively do their job, they rely on research conducted within the target market, to find out the various ways that a specific product can be improved. This may be achieved through focus groups, online surveys and questionnaires.
UX Designers may work alone or within a larger team, where specific roles are assigned to individual designers. During the early design phases, they may create prototypes for the planned product. They often work alongside developers, User Interface (UI) designers and graphic artists in ensuring that the final design is easy to use and attractive. While UX designers may work in almost any user-facing industry, they are more often used in the tech scene, where they work on improving the effectiveness of apps, websites and programs.
San Francisco offers a lot of job opportunities for career-driven UX designers, especially within the Bay Area. In 2017, the city had a 3.9% unemployment rate, lower than the national average. San Francisco also boasts a thriving financial industry with over two dozen international financial institutions including major Fortune 500 companies like Wells Fargo, Blue Shield and PG&E. Well-known tech and startup companies located in the city include Twitter, Yelp and Airbnb.
Voted by US News as one of the TOP 20 Best Places to Live, San Francisco is also home to gorgeous landscapes, world-class museums and award-winning restaurants.
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