It is the best course with In-depth knowledge for beginners who want to make career in UX design

This was really insightful and I'd definitely recommend to anyone starting out in design.

Excellent Course, Now I know a lot of things about UX Design.

Excelente curso! Lo recomiendo 100%

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I think the course does a really great job of setting the groundwork for jumping into this industry. As a complete beginner these topics felt very easy to understand and pick up. The readings really helped solidify the topics talked about in the videos. I was under the impression though that in this first course we were going to look at portfolios and begin the process of building one ourselves, but that never happened. I found that there used to be a "Building a professional presence (Portfolio)" module for week 4 which was replaced for a "research in UX module". I think bringing the portfolio building class back would really help me visualize what I will be working towards in this course

The course is very interesting and well built-up and the optional links (to videos, blogs, articles etc) offer deeper insights on the subjects which is really helpful when someone wants to learn more than what's included in the course material

My 4 star rate doesn't relate to the content because that's brilliant, it's more relevant to the fact that sometimes I found hard to navigate in the menu, especially in the beginning of the course. I would also appreciate getting a note whenever someone comments on my post so that I can read their comment and reply - but maybe this feature already exists I just couldn't find it.

Easy to understand and absorb the information, but some of the activities (practices quizes) are long and tiresome. The same is true for many of the readings--they restate too much information that's already been said in previous videos, and the font and print of them is not pleasant or easy to look at and concentrate on. This is a really well-put together course, overall!

The materials were really interesting, clear and helpful. I mostly enjoyed the part about design sprints, here i learned some new things that i am sure i will use in the future. I was a little disappointed to have so much lessons about building a portfolio and social presence. I think this is important, but it isn't something i wanted from a UX Design course

First half of the course is quite good but it get boring as soon as it gets into the building personal portfolio section. Suggest to shorten that part a bit or move to later of the certificate when I have something to put in the portfolio.

I learned lots of new definitions and concepts, but still the course need practical part, unfortunately the whole course purely theoretical

Very informative and easy to understand even for people with zero knowledge about design. Highly recommend.

At the first stage of certification from Google, you will be told very simple information with a huge amount of superfluous and repeating the same thing several times. This course is aimed at complete beginners. Yes, there is important information in the course too, but it seems that this course needs to be revised and improved. In comparison, the course from the University of Michigan looks more full-bodied and informative.

It's way too easy. I get that it's a beginner course, but quizzes often had the answers to one question in the wording of the next. It feels like it could have gone quicker, and I did the four week course in 4 days.

The content is solid, but the course itself needs some QA. I found topics in the wrong order, a quiz that tested material that was not yet taught, and some graphic design issues.

This first half was very interesting but the second half about networking and personal branding was just too generic for the course and is often found in any career training.

Too much information about finding a job. I don't like it, I just want to learn UX Design

more than ux foundations, it was a course about UX designer job

Giving it a 2 start since I think the course suffers in many aspects. The information needed to practically excel in the field feels at most to compromise 20% of the material, while the rest feels superfluous, preachy and over-simplified even for a foundational course. Unfortunately, some of the instructors were difficult to understand even with a native understanding of English.

Tips for improvement: keep video content matter-of-fact, which is especially important due to their length.

I understand that the simplicity might be due to the targeted age demographic being broad. In which case, consider having multiple courses with different intended age demographics. Apologies if this is already the case.

Background music fragments were awful and did not correspond to the presented course, they t resembled the music for a TV store on the couch, making the course look like cheap. The part about the need for inclusion was unreasonably long and included excessive pathos. Don't get me wrong, I am a radical feminist and have lived for many years in a country in which I had to fight and suffer for my beliefs, and how the topic of inclusion and underrepresentation was presented in the course makes me feel offended and embarrassed. The rest is ok for introductory course, a lot of encouraging chatter and two or three helpful tips. Let's see how the further courses of the program are arranged

Information was very redundant. Felt like the course could have been cut in half as far as length of material.

Overall I get the intention behind the curation of this course, and the desire to educate and share personal experience as much as possible to newcomers such as myself.

Love the option where there was both the video AND transcript option to review the material. It makes it more accessible to both the slower digesting audience and the faster digesting audience.

Sorry, it's clear some effort was put into this course, but it doesn't have a single example of a product UX, customer survey etc. It's merely a course about corporate bureaucracy, not design.

I am someone who didn't know anything about UX design before this course. However, this course is a bit too much intro/entry level for me.

Better information can be found on YouTube for free from more engaging individuals.

The Course is great for absolute Beginners!