Do anyone recommend going deep into UX Writing or only research or only interaction or only strategy or only front-end. Designers often claim to do a bit of everything and have a generalist mindset, I though that of myself but now I'm not sure if that means that knowing about a lot of things means not knowing much about anything
How to Become a UX Specialist
You typically need a bachelor’s degree in web development or programming as a beginning qualification to become a UX Specialist. You also need to demonstrate skills in programming, which you can do by making your own apps and showing them to prospective clients. You must be able to find solutions to problems the designers of a software program have, so you must be adept at coding. Programming languages you should know include HTML5, Javascript, Perl, Python, and PHP. As your career progresses, it is important to take opportunity to learn new languages and design principles.