User Experience Designer Certification

https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/administrator-certification-prep-setup-and-objects?trailmix_creator_id=strailhead&trailmix_slug=prepare-for-your-ux-designer-credential

Yay! I took the cert exam yesterday and passed, woohoooo!!

Ive been studying for the UX Cert exam, and I cant for the life of me get these 2 straight in my head. Any help or guidance would be great! TY!

I feel like this is a really dumb question and I should know this, but I'm studying for the UX Designer exam and am feeling a bit overwhelmed. I need help clarifying something that I've gotten mixed up in my head. I'm trying to understand the difference between clicking New in Lightning App Builder (defined as a "point and click tool that makes it easy to create custom pages for SF mobile apps and Lightning Experience") and clicking Create New Lightning App in App Manager.  The names imply they're both for creating new Lightning Apps, right?  I know I'm probably missing something simple or overthinking it, but after going through all of the Trailhead material, I've gotten myself totally confused trying to understand the difference and why/when you would use one over the other.  Am I understanding correctly that Lightning App Builder lets you build pages that can then be pulled into a collection in App Manager?  Or is there a better way to describe it and how they interact?

Hey guys! I'm taking the UX Designer certification soon. The only thing I could find was the 128 sample exam questions that were the same across all websites. However, from the first few questions, I could tell that some of the answers were wrong so it's hard to trust the rest of the guide. Would there be any other material I could use?

Hello, community! 👋🏼

I am humbled and honored to share that today we officially launched the Salesforce Designer Career Path. This also includes the first-ever, User Experience Designer Certification. 🎉

We know that design is a critical ingredient to customer success on our platform and are thrilled to empower designers and the whole ecosystem to skill up on design.

I hope that you'll jump right in!

Please share your feedback and questions, I can't wait to hear from you!

Read the official blog announcement now! 👀

FYI: @Danielle Kerendian @Noelle Moreno @Justin Maguire 

New User Experience Designer Certification: Build Human-Centered Design Experiences on the Salesforce Platform

I passed today! On the first try!!  Thank you to this community for helping answer questions and providing guidance along the way!  I won't lie - it was HARD and I did better on some sections than I expected, and worse on one section that I thought I knew really well.  Some questions covered content I felt like wasn't stressed enough in the Trailhead modules, practice questions, and exam guide... but I guess I learned the concepts and material enough to think through the scenarios.  Now to keep deepening my knowledge and focus on finding a new career opportunity where I can scratch my creative itch and feel like I'm making a difference! 

Hello everyone!

I have extensive background in UX but not a lot in Salesforce. I failed the exam the first time in part because I scored low in Declarative Design and Salesforce Lightning Design System. Any tips on how I could get more hands exposure/experience in those areas? I was also wondering if anyone knew where to go to better understand the Salesforce questions themselves? This is my first cert and I've done all the trailhead modules and challenges and the questions were never that tricky.

Thanks everyone!

I'd love to hear how others are studying for it.