UX / UI Product Design

Bani Phul-Anand, a Lead Instructor of Product Design at Flatiron School, has more than 12 years of experience in Product Design. She began her career in luxury beauty and fashion, but a pivot into tech eventually led her to a career in Product Design. 

We’re going to put the spoiler right out in the front here - no, you don’t need a degree to become a Product Designer. But, that’s not the whole story. Here’s the 5 skills you need to break into the field (and how to get them).

For Product Designers, NYC is a great place to start out and build a career-long network of fellow designers. Here’s our list of the best networking and meetup groups any Product Designer looking to expand their network should take advantage of.

Flatiron School’s UX / UI Product Design curriculum is created and taught by Product Designers with years of real-world industry experience: Dr. Delminquoe Cunningham, Bani Phul-Anand, Anwar Montasir, and Siana Altiise.

Interviewing for product design jobs is hard. The best thing you can do though is easily said in three words - prepare, prepare, prepare! Here's what to expect during the interview process and 5 key takeaways to landing a job.

A wireframe is a visual mockup of a web page without all the final details that demonstrate how the content should function on the screen. Here's a guide to making one, courtesy of Matt Donovan, Design Director at Flatiron School.