This is exactly what I'm looking for as I'm building my case for remote user testing buy-in for my team!

Thanks for sharing!

This is really helpful! Thanks!

Self-taught. Had no background at all. Hell, I dont even know how to draw.

I was supposed to be the QA guy of our team until I have been given the task of designing a page in our app. Felt good while I was at it so I decided to pursue it.

Relied on books, articles, design talks, anything I can get a hold off. When I was not reading, I was on Illustrator or Photoshop or Sketch figuring things out. Everyday has been a learning process.

To see where I was two years ago to where I have gone today just goes to show that hardwork and dedication does pay off. Its a nice feeling.

Many people who are terrible at the skill of interviewing end up being great at the skill of collaborating.

+1

With that being said, where can we pick up articles that are read-worthy?

That's one way to look at it. High-five

I'm torn between learning programming (Swift, Objective-C) and learning motion design.

Aside from those two, here are the things I will do come 2016:

Brush up my drawing skills 2d illustration/character rigging (for fun) Writing Photography

Here's to a wonderful 2016! Cheers~

Thanks a lot, bud!