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I Was Terrified of Being Wrong (And It Made Me Worse)

WATCH THIS VIDEO IN ENGLISH -    • I Was Terrified of Being Wrong (And It Mad...   I used to design for likes, trends, and other designers’ approval. My work looked beautiful, but it never truly solved real user problems. This video unpacks how I fell into the design comparison trap, why I was terrified of being wrong, and how shifting toward user-centred design completely changed the way I think about UI/UX. If you’ve ever copied Dribbble aesthetics, chased portfolio perfection, or felt pressure to impress other designers, this story will feel painfully familiar. I share how designing for validation made my work worse, why functional vs aesthetic design is a real battle for beginners, and how focusing on real users, not trends, helps you build stronger products and better design instincts. In this long-form breakdown, you’ll learn: How the comparison trap destroys creativity Why designing for likes leads to shallow UX How to shift to a user-first design process Real-world UX thinking inspired by apps like Uber, Amazon, and Zepto How to define success with measurable UX outcomes How to escape design imposter syndrome and build confidence The danger of designing for your portfolio instead of solving real problems Check out the other parts of the series - Part 1 : Start Designing -    • Why your design projects never leave the "...   Part 2 : Research vs Understanding -    • Research vs. Understanding: The Mistake Ev...   Whether you're a UI/UX beginner or an experienced designer stuck in validation mode, this video will help you rethink your design process, trust your own decisions, and build products that actually work in real contexts. Keywords: UX design, UI design, design process, user-centred design, functional vs aesthetic design, design mistakes, design mindset, UX problem solving, design comparison trap, portfolio pressure, stop copying designs, real-world UX, design confidence, long-form design video. #uxdesign #ux If this video helps you shift from performance to problem-solving, let me know in the comments.