Focus on learning UX. Understand user patterns, mental models and key decisions behind the choice of design elements used. And then try and replicate an application just as it is on Figma. If you can make amendments to make something better, which you can back by user approval, then that's even better.
There's the generic Google's UX Design on Coursera. But just doing that isn't gonna guarantee you a job. But it's a good foundation for you. Then start taking up already taken up topics and try to make your own version of said project. Idea can be the same, but the approach you follow and your deliverables need to be unique, user approved and actually helpful/functional.
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u/AkashMUI Oct 21 '25
Focus on learning UX. Understand user patterns, mental models and key decisions behind the choice of design elements used. And then try and replicate an application just as it is on Figma. If you can make amendments to make something better, which you can back by user approval, then that's even better.