The worst about this course is the peer review. A lot of users don't follow the rule brick and give you a grade without explaining why.

Definitely more drudgery than the prior course within the Google UX certification - hard to get through and some holes in the content.

I think this section could be broken down further, it was a bit confusing figuring out what needed to be submitted for the assignment.

This was a great course to start, but toward the end some of the assignments and directions felt disjointed and hard to follow.

Allot of research instruction training. Would like reviews from more professionals on this assignment in the future.

I think the instructor's voice and tone is so low and have less energy in compare with previous courses.

I had a hard time with this course I feel like you had to make a lot of stuff up to finish the cert.

Peer graded assignments take forever to get reviewed even though I review 10 peers voluntarily.

Instructors were great, just the topics of this course was not very interesting.

This course I was after completed I was not got my certificate.

pretty good overall, could have less writing for assignements.

Don't like that it is graded by peers and not professionals

A bit difficult to follo not really engaging content

Most boring part of the overall UX course so far

I think it was too long for that topics.

Too lenghty and more theory.

Really long and drawn out

Extremely Tedious

it was difficult

super

It was a decent course. I would've given a 4/5, but I had to suspend my studies for a bit due to an unexpected event in my life, and the second weekly challenge got restructured sometime during the month I was away. I have to redo the assignment (which took me hours to do just the first time) according to the new template and rubric, even though I'd already put in all the work that was originally required. The new version is even more tedious than the original assignment and does little to justify itself. I have everything else completed and submitted; this has been the biggest and only roadblock in the way of earning my certificate.

This section had a lot of redundant info with sections from earlier in the course. I understand that the course is following the design thinking process, but it felt like a step back -- we learn about research, when move onto designing in Figma, then go back to research in this section, and now back on to designing in Figma in the next section. I felt like it could have been much shorter, doing a 1-module (or less) recap/re-angling of how to do research, which we went through at length earlier on.

At the beginning of the course it saids that this course can be transfer as a credit for studying Bachelor of Arts in Psychology or Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences, but at the end when you finish and they give you the certificate, in the certificate it says this: an online non-credit course authorized by Google and offered through Coursera Thats not cool.

The content was good, the instructor i had seemed much less passionate than the other instructors so far on this Google Certificate Program for UX design. Although he was the highest ranked in Google, it seemed maybe at a price he got to that level, because he just seemed so emotionless and robotic.

Not so details and intuitive course. Very less guidance in terms of how research is done in the real world. The assignments are not clear explained on what is expected to be submitted. Need a lot of re-structuring of course material and proper guidance towards each Weekly challenge.