How to become a UI architect?

Many user interface (UI) architects have a bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, computer programming, or a related discipline, but some enter the field by learning how to design and program software on their own through online courses and boot camps. The most important asset employers look for is mastery of various programming languages and frameworks, such as JavaScript, HTML5, JSON, CSS, Angular, and Redux. Many start their careers as entry-level programmers; they work in the industry for several years and take on more responsibilities before seeking UI architect positions. Additional qualifications include excellent communication and organizational skills and familiarity with UI security.