Q1
Walk us through your process for conducting a usability test. What metrics do you typically measure, and how do you translate findings into design recommendations?
Why they ask this:* They want to assess your understanding of UX research methodologies, your ability to collect and interpret qualitative and quantitative data, and how you bridge research insights to actionable design decisions.
Q2
Describe your experience with design systems. How have you contributed to building or maintaining one, and what tools and documentation practices did you use?
Why they ask this:* They're evaluating your ability to work at scale, maintain design consistency across products, collaborate with developers, and understand component architecture—critical skills for mid-level designers.
Q3
Tell us about your experience with information architecture and wireframing. What's your approach to structuring complex user flows, and which tools do you prefer?
Why they ask this:* They want to understand your foundational UX skills, how you organize information logically, your ability to plan user journeys before visual design, and your proficiency with industry-standard tools.
Q4
How do you approach accessibility in your design work? Can you give an example of how you've implemented WCAG guidelines or tested for accessibility compliance?