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While I think this course was built with good intentions and good ideas, there's a fundamental imbalance between the amount of time and energy students spend executing the exercises, which are primarily research based, and the results students have to show for those exercises. Week 5 felt like a lot of work especially, and ultimately also felt like wasted effort - there is a very insufficient amount of guidance in creating the audit chart, while simultaneously not nearly enough time is spent reviewing it. (For example, the exemplar project uses fictional companies and websites for its audit, but does not explain that beforehand, or at least did not do so in a way that was clear to me at the time. Not enough time is spent on comparing the features of real-world websites to learn what key features and pain points students should actually be looking out for when doing their audit. The concept is useful, but for it to be the end of the course feels really frustrating, and poorly executed on. Crazy eights was a fun, welcome break, but for our first actual hands-on exercise came way too late, and does not come alongside sufficient executable problem statements - I had to search for a problem statement generator of my own.