I began an internship at Skybase Innovations as an UI/UX designer during the break following my fourth semester of BSc (Hons) Computing program at Informatics College Pokhara.From day one, I was given the chance to participate in design critiques and contribute to the creative process. As an UI/UX designer I got chance to work closely with the developers so I got to learn a lot of new things and feedbacks from them. It assisted me in improving my design skills and understanding the significance of UI/UX design in the development process. I used to discuss the features that were being added or changed with the developers, I was able to give them ideas and suggestions for the design. It was a fantastic experience that taught me how to collaborate with different teams as well as how to accept feedback and use it to improve the UI/UX design. One of the most rewarding aspects of my internship was the opportunity to work on a project from start to finish. I was able to take a concept from idea to execution, collaborating with developers and testing the final product with users. It was a great feeling to see my work come to life and make a difference for the client. We also had team outings and team lunches, which were enjoyable and allowed us to bond with one another. I had numerous opportunities to put my design skills to the test during my internship. The team here always encouraged me to think outside the box and to come up with fresh ideas and solutions that could improve the user experience. These are some of the things that I learned during my three-month internship at Skybase Innovations:User Interface Design : I learned the fundamentals of user interface design during my internship at Skybase Innovations, including user research, wireframing, prototyping, and user testing.  I also learned the different types of UI components and how to design them. Similarly I learned about UX design principles such as creating user-friendly layouts, effectively using color and typography, and designing for accessibility.  User Experience Design : I was introduced about user experience design. Understanding user journeys and designing effective and intuitive interfaces were required. I learned how to improve the user experience by using user feedback, as well as how to use user research to inform the design process.User Centric Design : Being an effective UI/UX designer requires learning how to design for the user rather than the technology. Understanding user needs, designing user-friendly interfaces, and incorporating human-computer interaction principles are all part of this which I learned during my internship period.Prototyping and Testing : I knew the importance of creating prototypes and testing them with users during the design process. I learned how to create prototypes and how to interpret user feedback to refine the design.Creative Design Software : I learned how to use creative design software like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and Sketch. I learned how to create visual designs that effectively communicate the brand and user experience while meeting the project's technical requirements.Agile Methodology :   I learned about the Agile methodology, which is used to create software products. I was able to grasp the significance of team collaboration and how to use sprints to effectively deliver projects.Communication :  As I worked closely with clients and internal team members during my internship, I improved my communication skills. I learned how to effectively express myself and provide constructive feedback.Design Thinking : I was exposed to the concept of Design Thinking, which focuses on understanding user needs, generating ideas, prototyping, and testing. This helps to create user-centered products and services.Accessibility : I also learned how to design an accessible experience for users of varying abilities. This includes using web standards and accessibility guidelines to ensure that our product is usable by everyone.If you find yourself getting bored while scrolling enjoy this tiktok video😉 which I made during break time. Hope you enjoyed. I know that transition was cool. Thankyou 😎Finally, my internship at Skybase Innovations as a UI/UX Designer was a priceless learning experience. From researching user needs to prototyping and testing, I've learned a lot about the design process. I've also gained experience in the startup world, from pitching to investors to launching products. My experience has also broadened my UI/UX design skills and given me the confidence to launch my own projects. I'm excited to gain valuable experience and grow as a designer and I am also excited to learn from Skybase Innovations amazing team of professionals and contribute to the success of this innovative company. Thank you so much for this wonderful opportunity!Skybase Innovations is the place to be if you're looking to get your feet wet in the world of software development. With a team of experienced developers and a commitment to the latest technologies, you'll get a chance to learn, grow, and create something meaningful. Plus, you'll get to work with a fun and cheeky team that always keeps things interesting. So why not take a chance and join us at Skybase Innovations? I promise you won't regret it 💯See ya around✌🏻

Hello and welcome to my QA internship experience blog! It's been three months since I started my QA internship at Skybase innovations, and it's been an incredible learning experience. I've gained valuable knowledge and skills that I know will be beneficial to me throughout my career. As a quality assurance intern, my main responsibilities were to test the functionality and user experience of various software applications and websites, write and execute test cases, track and document defects, and work closely with the development team to ensure that issues were properly addressed and resolved. I was given the opportunity to work on real-world projects, providing me with a hands-on understanding of the QA process. I learned how to create and execute test plans, write and maintain test cases, and use various testing tools and techniques. I also gained an understanding of the importance of clear and effective communication in a team setting, as well as the value of attention to detail and thorough testing. In addition to testing, I also had the opportunity to participate in quality assurance meetings and contribute to the development of new processes and standards for the team. I learned a lot about how to effectively communicate with cross-functional teams and how to prioritize tasks to ensure that the products we were working on met the highest standards of quality. One of the most rewarding parts of my internship was being able to see the direct impact of my work on the final products. It was fulfilling to know that my efforts were helping to improve the user experience and ensure that the products we were releasing were of the highest quality.   Some general skills and knowledge that I have learned during a QA internship:           Testing methodologies and approaches:  I have learned about different types of testing, such as unit testing, integration testing, and           acceptance testing, and how to plan and execute these tests.            Debugging and troubleshooting: I have learned how to identify and fix defects in software or systems, as well as how to use tools and techniques to find and resolve issues.         Communication and teamwork: You may have learned how to effectively communicate with team members and stakeholders about your testing efforts, as well as how to collaborate with others to achieve common goals.        Quality assurance processes: I have learned about the principles and best practices of quality assurance, including how to define and measure quality, how to create and maintain testing documentation, and how to manage and track defects. Overall, a QA internship can provide valuable hands-on experience and learning opportunities that can help you develop your skills and knowledge in the field of quality assurance.  SummaryOverall, my internship was an incredibly valuable learning experience. I gained an understanding of the quality assurance process and the importance of thorough testing in the software development cycle, gained experience in testing software applications and websites, participated in quality assurance meetings, and contributed to the development of new processes and standards. I also gained valuable skills in problem-solving and communication, which I know will serve me well in my future career.  

Advice for InternsI know we all find it so pressurizing when we reach the point where we want to build our careers and be successful in certain fields. Internship is the first step towards building your career . You can basically take it as a base for making or building your career. As we all know, if the base of a building  is weak then that building doesn’t last long. It will easily get destroyed in one go. So, we must be serious about our internships as well. If we make our internship days effective and productive then we will reach a certain peak where we will be living our dreams.      How to make your Internship effective?Research and Analysis : You must perform different research for the organization you are applying for. You must know the details about the job they are offering, basically the job description. Similarly, one must know the history and the objective of the particular organization. It depicts how serious and interested the  intern is.Record of the research:  You must keep the record of all the research you do or perform by which you can easily get to know which organization is best for us and you will apply there. You will also be known about to what extent the particular organization fulfills our expectations and requirements towards the internship.. Increase skills : To stand out in a particular organization or company you  must increase your skills first. If you are skillful enough then the company themselves won’t have a second thought in hiring you as an intern. Basically having more skills will help you excel in the particular field and get known fast among other interns  inside  the organization.CV update: CV is a brief account of a person's education, qualifications, and previous occupations, typically sent with a job application. After increasing your skills you must add those skills or new things that you’ve learnt in the CV. This will increase the weight of the CV and also increase the chances of getting selected for the job from a whole bunch of applicants.There are competitions everywhere. Knowing this, we must not get hopeless and sit still. But instead we must accept the challenge and come out of our comfort zone. And also let the world know about our existence. Internship is the time where you either shine or shadow yourself. The choice is yours.So interns pull off your socks and get working cause you have miles to go.