It's mostly a recap of everything you learned already. The only new things are in Week 5 and 6 which teach you about building a portfolio and interview tips. The course is really fast paced, it took longer than 6 weeks personally. A lot of the work people submit are incomplete or stolen.

The problems I think is the same as previous. UI course lack of practical exercise. jump right the project is frustration. UX design is amount of knowledge to understand. But many knowledge is useful I think feedback would help to improve in the future

What I would have wished for with this certificate is that the topic of UI was covered more in depth, since the certificate is mostly focused on UX and my skills are more aligned with UI design

This course was useful, I think the practice quizes where the most helpful in understanding concepts, the multiple choice practice quizes.

I am not satisfied with this course as I upgraded this course more then 2 times .

Un peu long comme module ! Il pourrait être synthétisé!

Need more technical design tools knowledge

Its a repition og the earlier courses

They said the certificates were free

Great

j2usk

This course applies to young people starting their professional journey. Recommendations on social media, personal brand and networking apply to almost every line of work, not just UX. I don't understand why this is part of a UX course. If you have experience in any field and want to learn about UX, you can skip this course. Of course, if you're looking for a first job, this can be helpful.

It was downgraded from a 6 weeks course in the middle of my completion. My previous completed items got partially removed and I had to redo quite some lessons. Ultimately, the UX portfolio, I built for the course with Webflow became irrelevant.

Module 1 was very useful. I found that module 2 and 3 with its focus on finding a job and interview skills to be less useful as a lot of information could be easily found on google, without having to do a specialised course.

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I like the course and the objectives, but I enrolled in this program for a number of very specific reasons, not the least of which are the agreements, which I read on this site, that Google has with Canadian companies to give those who successfully certify an opportunity. The second, which is naturally assumed as part and parcel with the first, is gaining access to the job board so jobs can be applied to after certifying. But somehow, in a User Experience program, where there is a supposed dearth of qualified UX designers, and where the advertising leads one to believe that Canadians are included, Canadians are in fact, not. Super disappointing

A lot of repetitive information from the previous parts. The course parts should bee re-worked to have more value.