Looking back, I wouldn’t start with Figma.
I’d start with people.
I’d spend less time collecting courses and more time solving real problems.
I’d build imperfect projects, ask for feedback earlier, and practice consistently instead of waiting to feel ready.
Because great designers aren’t defined by the tools they know.
They’re defined by how they think.
Tools evolve.
Strong UX thinking lasts.
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