That confirms some of what I was thinking based on initial research, thank you!

Cool For replacing the 3D printing part, and getting the casing down in large quantities, is the most common way to use plastic injection molding (s...

Thanks for the reply,do I need someone to officially test the product and give some kind of approval before the product can be sold on the market?

It cost me around 500$ to build though most of it was from the expensive 3D printing service and I believe this could be done for closer to 50$.

I can't give much more details but it is meant to be used as a controllable camera (of sorts), and the market could be anyone in the US.

it's a computer controlled gadget that has a bunch of servos in a 3D printed case and allows you to move them around. It also has a USB webcam attache...

Thanks for the tip I chose Adobe XD because I don't have a Mac and I've been told it's the best windows alternative. My goal is getting a job in UX

I graduated college, but my degree was in something completely unrelated and I'm trying to change fields into UX

Well i am trying to learn about the recreate an app called headspace with Adobe XD.

I'm trying to become proficient enough to get a job

Thank you so much, What about the XD I'm pretty well versed in XD

I see, but the $99 seems look expensive for me. I'm not making any money off my designs, purely for building portfolio