Not really. But some design fundamentals coupled with a general sense of aesthetic is what you need to be aiming for.
No.. It may sound like an oversimplification, but having a naturally strong aesthetic and the ability to simplify complex ideas visually can give you an edge in UI design.
Being an adept problem solver and a collaborator helps you in UX design.
If you have both of the above you can be a good Product Designer.
Creativity can be nurtured and enhanced, knowledge can be collected, and self-improvement can happen through iteration and training. 'Gift' can be helpful, but it is certainly not a prerequisite.
Just ask developer and designers to make exact copy of competitors product
No. But you should develop good eye and taste for design. This can only be achieved by practice.
It is learned just like any other profession
Field is saturated and you will seriously struggle to find work. Not gate keeping, just laying out the reality. If you're up for the challenge then good, if not then you should look at some other fields.
Product design is kind of weir...
It's it practice practice and practice or just whatever you did at work was enough?
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