MY FIRST EVER WIREFRAME

It's never too late to learn, is it?

Yesterday was my first time ever purchasing an online course on Udemy. I had heard of it for quite some time but I have never really felt like taking a course seriously for anything. Just 'Writing posts, editing videos on iMovie and I'm good to go' that was the idea BUT these past few years, after hundreds of posts (Not gonna lie, maybe even a thousand..) and a few hundred videos, I came to the point where I feel like, I gotta get something new into the system.

Something new, something different, something challenging yet something that I could actually adapt to what I have already been doing.

What would be right up my alley?

I spent like a week or something figuring out. Called some friends, talked to them for hours. One weird question I did ask was 'what would he see me doing for a living if they didn't know what I do..'. Sometimes others might have a better idea about yourself more than you do.

Surprise surprise!

Restauranteur, Bangkok Local food tours, Author of budget travel guides for single women, Entrepreneur, Become a blockchain/digital currency expert.... the list goes on.

After this stupid pandemic thing happened, whatever offline or something people don't actually need in life dies slowly. So I came to the conclusion that I would love to add-on the knowledge of something I could use/work on online. The internet never sleeps and I'm pretty sure it's not gonna die anytime soon.

But hey, what could I do (more) online and it's well suited to my tastes, interests, or abilities?

Design!

I'm not that great of a design-design itself but to mix things and shapes around, I think I'm not too bad. I decided to take a user experience / user interface design course. Some thing basic yet interesting and useful to start off.

A few Udemy lessons were taken and this was the first assignment where I got a persona, a brief about this one furniture company, and the lists that are needed on the web.

Nothing fancy here and I don't even think it looks good but practice sure makes perfect so, ... !