Describe a perfect job you would like to have in the future.

In the future, I would like to be a user experience designer, or UX designer, for a company that makes apps. The job is to make apps easy and pleasant to use. I first knew about this job when I was looking for a better way to book a doctor's appointment online. The app was confusing, and my friend told me that people called UX designers work on problems like that. I searched online and became interested in it.

To get this job, I need to learn more about design and how people use technology. I would like to take some courses in design and learn how to use design software. I also need to practise by making simple app screens and asking people what they think. I think I could do this kind of work well because I enjoy solving small problems and making things clearer. It would be a perfect job for me because it uses both creativity and practical thinking. I could also help people save time when they use everyday services.

Honestly, the job I'd most like to have is user experience designer, usually shortened to UX designer, at a company that develops everyday apps. The role is to make a service straightforward from the user's point of view—not just attractive on a screen. For example, a good designer might make booking an appointment take three clear steps rather than leaving people guessing where to tap.

I first came across the job when I was trying to book a doctor's appointment online. The app looked modern, but I kept getting lost between the date selection and the confirmation page. A friend explained that UX designers study these frustrations and improve the whole process. I looked up a few examples afterwards, and I liked that the work combines creativity with practical problem-solving.

To move into this field, I'd need to learn the basics of visual design, user research and prototyping. I'd also have to get comfortable with design software and build a portfolio, perhaps by redesigning a simple booking page and asking people to test it. If I could explain why I changed each part, rather than just make it look nicer, I'd have a stronger case when applying for jobs. I’d probably take an online course and practise on small projects in my spare time.

I think it would suit me because I enjoy noticing little things that make daily tasks frustrating, and I like finding a clear solution. It also has a useful balance: there’s room to be creative, but the result has to work for real people. That’s why I see it as a perfect job for me.