other skills are useful in Art and Design

In addition to the skills directly related to Art and Design, there are non-technical skills that will also be helpful. When you are creating experiences for users, your overall goal is to put users’ needs first — even though other priorities will come into play, such as cost and technical performance. When you put users first, some key skills you will need include:
  • Research and analysis: identifying who you are designing for, researching user wants and pain points
  • Collaboration: proposing multiple art and design ideas and receiving feedback to identify the best approach; listening to understand others’ points of view; working well on a team
  • Communication: expressing your ideas clearly; providing actionable and constructive feedback to others

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