The company team explained the IT Industry Pyramid, detailing the different job layers from entry-level (like interns and junior developers) to mid-level (team leads, analysts) and senior roles (project managers, architects). This helped students understand how career growth typically progresses in IT firms.

3. Roles & Responsibilities in the IT Sector

Students learned about the specific roles in UI/UX, such as:

• UI Designer: Focuses on the visual layout and interaction.

• UX Designer: Conducts user research and improves usability.

• Front-End Developer: Implements the UI in code.

• Project Manager: Oversees deadlines and client coordination.

• QA Tester: Ensures the product quality and functionality.

Real-life examples and workflows were demonstrated by the team.

4. Insights on Current Technology Trends

The team discussed current hot trends in the tech world, including:

• Rise of AI-driven UX tools

• Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)

• Responsive design for mobile-first experiences

• Tools like Figma, Adobe XD, Miro for collaborative design

• Use of Agile and DevOps practices in UI/UX projects

5. UI/UX Technologies & Wireframing Tools

A dedicated session covered:

• The importance of wireframing in product design.

• Live demo of tools like Figma, showing how wireframes and mockups are built.

• Explanation of how user research, persona development, and journey mapping influence UI decisions.

• How wireframes become functional front-end code through iterative collaboration.

6. Challenges Faced & Real-Time Solutions

The team shared common challenges they face:

• Understanding ambiguous client requirements.

• Maintaining UI consistency across devices.

• Managing tight deadlines with small teams.

• They showcased how they solve these using agile sprints, design systems, daily scrums, and customer feedback loops.
  

7. Career Guidance & Success Tips

Mr. Nazeer Shirazi delivered an insightful talk on:

• The value of mastering soft skills along with technical skills.

• How students should build strong GitHub portfolios.

• The importance of learning collaborative tools like Jira, Trello, Git.

• Encouragement to contribute to open-source and do real projects instead of just certifications.

8. Interaction with the Management Team

The students interacted with:

• Mr. Nazeer Shirazi, Director & Senior Tech Consultant

• UI/UX Designers, who walked them through real design case studies

• Developers, who showed how backend APIs connect to front-end interfaces

The team shared their journey, hiring processes, required skills, and how college students can align with startup expectations.

9. Student Q&A Session

An open Q&A session was held where students asked about:

• How to build a UI/UX career

• Tips for internships and job interviews

• How to build a strong resume

• Challenges in freelancing vs company work

• Roadmap to becoming a full-stack or product designer

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the visit, students were able to:

• Identify the structure and workflow of a real IT company focused on UI/UX.

• Understand how user experience design is integrated into the product development lifecycle.

• Recognize the importance of communication between designers, developers, and clients.

• Gain exposure to agile methodologies, sprint planning, version control (e.g., Git), and task management.

• Comprehend how a startup manages resources, projects, and technical challenges under real-world constraints.

• Apply theoretical knowledge from classroom lectures to practical scenarios related to web and mobile development.

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