Vicente Latag🇵🇭
UX and Founder at design316
About Vicente Latag
UX and Founder at design316
Started as a Freelance UX Designer and transitioned to UX Design Studio, helping B2B Product Teams and Startups to prototype their product ideas.
I used to work as a solo UX designer, serving two agile teams simultaneously. I even had the chance to step into the role of a scrum master during that period. Through my experiences as an in-house UX designer and as a freelancer, I encountered the challenges that come with this profession. However, I saw these challenges as an opportunity to establish my own UX design studio.
I can assist you if you are an aspiring or experienced UX designer facing challenges in:
Expressing your designs effectively to the team Collaborating with the product team in an agile environment Finding your first job as an Entry-level UX Designer Beginning your journey as a freelance UX designer Establishing yourself as a UX design studio or agency
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What mentees say
“During our mentorship, my queries were about my UX portfolio and how should I present this to hiring teams. Vic shared timely and insightful words of wisdom to someone who is looking for his first UX role. What stood out in our mentorship session was his advice on getting that interest from people on the other end, i.e. the hiring team.”
“Mr. Vic shared his valuable insights and experience on how to think critically in approaching a freelancing career. He gave me the opportunity to learn complex yet easy to digest knowledge in having a job and career in UI/UX design. I will always treasure the "One step at a time" approach in making my dreams possible. I highly commend and recommend him as a great mentor.”
“I had the privilege of being mentored by Vic in UX, and I must say the experience was incredibly insightful. Vic's guidance seamlessly combined theory and practicality, leaving me with a deeper understanding of UX principles and their real-world application. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a mentor who's not only knowledgeable but also skilled in imparting that knowledge effectively.”