There were some parts such as the self review sheets that were kind of confusing at the start of the course that slightly through me off. Overall pretty clear on following along and having the text under the videos made it easier to understand each sections.

Amazingly laid out structure for the learning experience. Great instructors were able to such a wealth of knowlege on the entry levels of UX Design. My one piece of feedback is to make the review process for the exams more in-depth and question specific.

I wish i could give the course something more like 4.5 stars as I really enjoyed it! My only issue was that the networking step didn't come a little bit later in the entire course as I felt uncomfortable reaching out critique with nothing in my portfolio

This was a pretty slow and simple course. I felt it was not challenging enough and at times felt i was wasting my time. However, I was looking at the rest of the course and it seems like it is going to be more challenging. Thanks and thats my input.

I love the technical parts where we learn about frameworks used for UX design and the design sprint sessions. I'm less interested about learning how to create online presence and connecting with other people. However overall this course is informative

I think it was to early for me to create my own portfolio, because I don't have any projects yet, so I dont have anything to share... But over all this course was super informative. I learned a lot and was impressed by the lectures. It was worth it!

E​xcellent course, the extra material (documents) has some redundancy and sometimes even some small contradictions.

A​lso noticed that althougth accessibility and equity are important to UX Design, the content related to itdeepen on this is optional.

The information in the presentations has been interesting and the speakers are detailed. My only issue was not being able to print notes I would save without doing a copy paste. There really should be a way to collect our digital notes to print.

It is a lot of useful theory, but not very practical. I struggle to retain a lot of theory in my mind without putting it into practice. The quizzes at the end of each week are quite easy too, and definitely don't take an hour, more like 5 minutes.

I feel like learning the different roles would be more suited for a separate course or at the end? IT was very ovrwhelming and not something I will retain at the end of the course. A brief overview and then in depth later would be more beneficial

Muy claro y amigable sobretodo para estar iniciando en este campo. Es bastante completo lo único que no me gustó es que se vuelve un poco reiterativo con los conceptos. Repite mucho lo mismo y se hace muy largo creo que podría acortarse mucho más

Some of the quiz questions were a bit long but overall the course was very nice.

I enjoyed the fact that there was both visual and auditory learning method with videos and a more in depth reading following after the video to cement any concepts.

Very intersting. it gives an overview of how the UX/UI world works, the types of jobs someone can aspire to, and also the different types of UX/UI designers that someone might encounter if that specific person will start working in this sector

This course is great for newbies to the industry, even for us oldies it was good to recap and understand a little more about the next generations approach to promoting yourself if you wish to seek a career change within the UX design industry

g​ood overview, however it seems like the personal branding section should be an optional module in the end. Personally i am here for knowledge, not to look for a job in the field. Also what would they put in a portfolio if they just started.

This foundation course is so great. And it is also for the absolute beginner and a person who want to learn UX but where to start .You can check out this foundations course by Google. You will see that this course is best fit for you.

All t​he content of the course is great! The only critisim I have is that I think creating a portfolio and joining portfolio-based communities before having any projects completed (at least through this program) was a little premature.

The course has been good so far, besides what I figure to be a balance issue. The fourth week was disproportionately drawn out compared to the previous weeks, and some of that content could be spread out across course 1 or simplified.

​I wish some of the portfolio and networking content took place after learning designs and having a case study I can actually display on my site. It felt too soon to create a brand and website if I haven’t even learned designing yet.

Its an amazing course i haven't dont before.............I have interest in UX designing which make me to do this course.....all can try thus course with interest while doing week 1 you have insterested to do this course fluently....

This course is extremely foundational and is a great start for beginning UX Designers. Taking this course with established foundation UX knowledge, this course is great to review and also see what the industry standard foundation is.

Hits good points about the fundamentals. I do feel like the last week could be moved to the end of the certification or somewhere in the middle. The stuff about mentors, impostor syndrome, and networking could be talked about later.

Its great to understand the UX designers methodology and how to build a good online presence with example s of great portfolios. I personally think that information can be a bit denser, because of the duration of this first course.

This course is useful. However, I think the detail about personal brand and creating portfolio is a little bit too much. It is too early to let the learner build their own portfolio when they haven't started to create any project.

I am not really a beginner with some of this, so the section of personal branding was slightly redundant. I wish I didn't have to be graded on that part. BUT the other 3 courses were a nice overview, look forward to learning more!