T​his course covers a lot of topics of UX design but I was a little confused as to why it would be so heavy on the social media and networking in week 4, without even giving us one case study or design to put in our portfolio. It's like giving us the tools to reach out to people, but without any content to give/get feedback on.

There were some things that the course did not provide enough information on. I had to supplement what was provided here with additional courses on LinkedIn and other articles, in order to fully learn the material. I found most of the videos to be very informative and rather engaging compared to other online learning platforms.

The course is very good, but too much theory. It would be good if the theory was combined in parallel with the practical part. Also, it would be great if more qualified specialists were available to check our assignments. Because some of us are complete beginners and not everyone will be able to objectively assess our work.

its perfect expect personally from me I would just like occasional feedback from a PROFESSIONAL and not other people trying to learn like myself with zero knowledge the majority of discussions posted are from beginners and many are empty post so I feel that part is not really helping me besides that I'm liking it so far

This course is excellent and I highly recommend it for anyone especially entry- level that has space to really focus and make the most of it. This is not a course that you can skim – the content goes deep and you have to work hard to apply it to real world situations but it's worth it. I m going to taking my second course.

I have a question? And that is I don't know any ux/ui skills now! Isn't it! So this course is saying me to build a portfoilio without any experience in ux! And suggesting me that your portfolio must have a good ux design ! Quite Funny! Thats why 4 STARS ! Other information was to the point and accurate and lot to Learn!

the course was well explanatory and detailed and the instructors are full of experience, am so glad I hit the enroll button my only problem was that we were asked to create a portfolio website for ourselves when I don't have any works to display yet, I mean am totally new to UX design what should be on my site then...

It was amazing experience. Covered almost everthing what i want. This Certification really helps me to acheive my goal.

Many thanks to one and all who created program it really helps to entry point for new designers—but it can be extremely valuable for experienced designers, too.

Many thanks,

Sree Latha Murali Krishnan.

Loved the course and I'm having a ton of fun, but I do wish they saved networking and all of that near the end. I don't want to pay for a website and domain while I also have nothing to show for yet, I'm still learning! My portfolio will be empty for the time being unfortunately. Other than that... great course!

I​ was able to understand the building blocks of UX Design. I liked the interactive assignemts in the courseworks and was able to learn more via these. I wish the instructors or dedsigners incorporated more of these in the coursework. Overall the course is must attend to begin building a solid UX foundation.

This was a really helpful tutorial because it communicated the fundamentals of UX Design and Research with novice's in mind. I thought the short videos and additional time allocated to the readings were really great, and I enjoyed reading some of the articles embedded throughout the course... THANK YOU!

T​he course was an excellent introduction to UX Design. I learned about how to think like a UX designer, the basics, how to transition careers, and how to handle impostor syndrome. There were lots of real practical tips that were applicable to many fields and just to get started within the UX community.

the course is creative and specific and the trainer rely make a huge effort to simplify the info, it will be better to decrees the number of section which are the same as the videos the same as the reading texts because the video include the written text ,thanks for all persons engaged in this course.

I don't know if it's helpful to create a portfolio when we haven't learned any tools yet. I think learning the fundamentals of the various design tools should be introduced and practiced (even a little bit) to gain some real hands-on exposure early on in the process of learning what UX design entails.

T​his first course gave me a solid background into the theory and practice of User Experience Design, while also preparing me for the transition from aspiring UX designer to UX designer! It was exciting and challenging, but once I dove in to the materials and activities, I enjoyed every minute of it.

i feel the content in the week 4 should;ve been put at the last course since it creates a confusion for someone just switiching careers whether to pursue this path or not. It includes creating your own website/portfolio and building a personal brand which creates some form of pressure on the student.

The best course that is upto standard and well structured. content delivered by senior experienced people, simplified in the best vesrion for easy understanding.

the practicles are straight to the point and well explained . most practicles are also related to wha t is being thought in the course.

The knowledge was really foundational which was great for me as a beginner. I know feel like I have a basic understanding of the UX world and now I'm excited to learn more. There were a few technical problems and problems with accessing a discount but over all I'd recommend this course for sure.

It was very informative and structured with clear instructions and in-depth understanding of each topic. 4 stars as I believe there was no section for UI skills that could help in making a portfolio and also how exactly to use a website builder like WIX was required to go through the 4th module

I really enjoyed this course. There was a lot of very helpful career advice on networking, portfolio building and personal brand development. I only wish that it had gone a little further in depth on UX methods, but I suppose that will be the focus of the next 6 courses in this specialization.

T​his was a good review of information I learned in my bachelors program, however it occasionally feels long winded. I like that its self paced, but dislike that the information does not open until a certain time period in the course. It would be easier to work through if it was an open goal.

I​ think this course was jam packed with a ton of great material, however I believe some of the information was presented a little too early on-like creating a portfolio before having projects to showcase, or starting to network with UX professionals (before mastering basic skills within UX).

I had a specific question on a test in Course 1 week 4 that talked about Sunk Lot Fallacy Bias and the answer for the question was linked for Course 2. I also heard things at the end of Week recap that were NOT covered in that week or Course, like building a portfolio and using design tools.

V​ery smooth and concise introduction to the world of UX! Was able to work at my own pace and slowly take in the information. The lessons had me very enaged especially the design sprints and accessibility lessons. Looking forward to working on projects and learning more through the course!

Though some things were repetitive for me but there were many things that were new. I felt it was like having humanity course than a tech course. It is good to see how the course designer addressed different issues faced by the learner and customer using software. Looking forward to week 2