Great continuation to the course, some of the topics can be hard at first but as soon as you get used to it with practice, it gets easier. The only problem was that a lot of the materials were reading, so it was a lot of articles linked which was fine but would have loved more videos or longer video lengths.

Good for starters! I recommend reading all of the optional material; there's a lot to be learned from other resources, while taking these courses. I didn't benefit much from the Coffee House portion of this course; I focused mostly on my own project. Didn't seem necessary to split my focus between the two.

The course is very well designed ,lot of things to learn from creating user personas to creating competitive Audit reports . There are videos ,readings & assignments ,at apoint why so much repetitivesness but at the end its very helpful to understand & keep things in mind, how things work in real life.

Engaging content and useful, practical, hands-on assignments. One suggestion I have is to require all students to include their design prompt for each peer review assignment. It can be difficult to grade another's work if you're not sure what kind of app they are building for their portfolio project.

I found this second one to be harder. I enjoyed this one more though because of the hands on projects. I think the peer review is a great things but I think some people may not be honest with their peer reviewing and are just being lazy which can effect your grade. Happy for resubmissions though.

This second course helped me understand design ideation, learning how to conduct competitive audits, brainstorming approaches (like How Might We and Crazy Eights), and determining if additional research is needed. It has been great, but maybe the part of 'sketching' wasn't really necessary.

This course was legitimately tough! The assignments required real research, ideation, and critical thinking. Through this course I began developing an idea for an app and am getting really excited about some of the ideas for features that I came up with throughout the process.

The lectures were very intensive. It was worthwhile, but with the daunting number of steps, I don't know when I'll finish and I'm worried I'll fall behind. There are five more courses left, but I am not confident that I will be able to complete them if they are so voluminous.

I feel that i got overwhelmed with information. luckily i was able to pull 100% of the course again... tried 5 times the quiz to achieve this. hopefully i will keep this grades up. im enjoying the course so far, a lot. im very discipline with my things. thanks for everything

This course was good but I struggled with the competitive audit portion. The spreadsheet was hard to manipulate (example: adding images with/or additional lines of text). Maybe link to a mini-tutorial in that section to help users unfamiliar with spreadsheets.

I liked the course and it was pretty heavy material, but the peer reviews for the most projects are lacking. No one seems to really be grading it at all, especially the last project since it was so heavy. It's disappointing that these aren't reviewed better.

I would have given this five stars because it was very informative, but a couple of times the assignments were out of order compared to the presenter's explicit instruction, and a couple of times, I wasn't able to save notes during a video.

Thank you so much!

Course was great and I learnt a lot. I wish it was specified whether our first portfolio project is a redesign of an existing product of an entirely fictitious design in which we make up the company, a problem and a solution. That wasn't made clear at all

It was very overwhelming, maybe it was too long or maybe I was taking things for granted and already done because of my course of study. I would have preferred to have had a unit, though, on finding the secondary data but to understand where to find it.

1- At one part the quiz asked something we were going to learn about in the next video. 2- We were assuming that CoffeeHouse didn't have an app, but then in the problem statement it said "CoffeeHouse is underutilizing their app" so I was a bit confused.

This is when things start picking up and it's great. The only thing I want to say is that Week 2-3 requires written feedback where Week 5 doesn't. Week 5 is arguably the most important one of out of all of these, that one should have written feedback

The course is more theoretical than I expected. I had to sketch, brainstorm, think which is very complex for me. Took longer than I expected. But it has many lesson that can not only be used on design process but also in real life. Thanks Google.

All the information is very useful for the investigation processes. Some terms are difficult to understand since it seems to be the same but with different words. But I think we offer enough material to delve into the issues we don't understand.

I thought that this course was a lot of fun and had a lot of great information. Although there were a few sections while learning about competitive audits that I thought lacked more details, the course overall was very informative and helpful!

We dont get a chance to resubmit our peer-reviewed assignments especially when we get graded low for our uploads. Sometimes not everything is included and some gets cut off from the upload.

Overall a great course, and fun to participate in.

The course is about empathizing with the user but it is only available in one language: English. A student who does not have advanced knowledge of English could not take the course. I think the course should be available in more languages.

Some of the activities take waaaaay longer than the timeline suggests they should! Either I am being too thorough or others arent taking this seriously enough! Either way, the content is good, I just think the activities need some work.

too many reading chapters and only videos are best, especially the Main instructor, who is super good and friendly, always teaching with a beautiful smile...I recommended more teaching videos in this course rather than reading stuff.

iT WAS A WONDERFUL COURSE

THE ONLY PROBLEM WAS THE STUDENT DIDNOT KNOW WHERE HE IS HEADING.

IF ONE STARTS THE COURSE FROM THE END BACKWARD THAT IS FIRST MAKE THE WEBSITE THEN THE APPS IN FIGMA AND ADOBE AND INSERT IT IN THE WEBSITE.

I really like the content of the course....but the lack of feedback is making it difficult to understand where I stand, which I believe is very important when you are switching careers and moving to a completely new field.