sir,Insted of the subtitles on the video they provided speach as a written note on the same video page itself.. and they dont force us to use the google products itself. They allow us to download the template and we can use in Microsoft products.
I'm just over half way through this course. Overall it's great, really easy to digest bite size information so far and I'm sure the certificate paired up with a strong portfolio will be powerful to either hiring managers or potential clients. My only criticism so far is that course 4 is pretty damn slow and really could have focused on using tools such as Maze rather than making us put together spreadsheets that could've just been an affinity diagram from the start. Aside from that it's a great course and I'd recommend this as a starting point for any aspiring UX designer.
Hey, have u completed this course ? If yes, then how did u felt after completing it ? And what steps did u took after this course in this field ? Please reply. It will be a great help for me. As a beginner I really want dive into this stream and want to know, what all is required other than this course.
My experience: You will have a solid foundation of the UX design process and methods. Then when you apply this learning in your work and want your work to be critiqued, it will be through the peer learner & not by expert. So you can't expect genuine feedback. Is the certification worth it? For a beginner YES.
No. They're definitely not enforcing Google Docs or Sheets. Alongside the links to these, they also let you download the file so you can you whatever office app you got...
I'm not someone who has the concentration span to sit through a long course, but this one had me glued! It was super interesting and engaging. They have put out how to work on each step pretty well. The videos are pre recorded but does not get boring! I honestly think its worth it for this price. I'm still on course 3, but so far I'm loving it! Getting insights from so many googlers gas inspired me! I think the course is great!
I am a professional UX designer already, and I'm taking the course. The reason I'm taking it is that I want the certificate, as well as to see how Google does things vs. what we currently do at my company. It has been insightful to say the least.
Hey! How far in the course are you and do you have any insights you would like to share? I have absolutely 0 graphic design skills and read elsewhere that you need that beforehand (even though Google claims you don’t need any experience).
@@Mphc18 I just finished course 6 and to be honest, you should be fine jumping right into it. I will say that it’s one heck of a long certification. Took me 5 months to get to this point and I still have about 1 left. It’s absolutely worth your time especially if you’re a beginner. I’d say you’d be ready for an internship or entry-level position at an office with this knowledge. As long as you make sure you actually learn the material, you’re good. Try it out for a month if you’re still unsure.
@@LeDank thank you so much for replying! You’re helping ease some of my anxiety. Helpful to know what I’m getting myself in for and that it’s a lengthy process. Wish you all the best finishing the course.
I want to start learning about UX designing,can I know what should we know to get into this field because I'm still trying to figure if this field is for me or not
I already completed 5 of 7 courses of this program. Honestly I started it just because I wanted to have a certificate. and I am in UI/UX already for 4 years. Honestly there is a lot to learn about even for those who woks in the field for some time. There are lots of people doing UI/UX but who learned watching some youtube videos. So for these people this course is a great opportunity to learn how big corporations work. Therefore I would suggest it to everyone who has time to spare for that.
Yes, Punit, we would very much appreciate an equally detailed and thoughtful review of the Interaction Design Foundation's UX Designer curriculum. It's comprised of 11 shorter courses, and the cost is free once one becomes a member of the Foundation ($192 per year in the U.S.). There is also a higher level of membership which includes personal coaching. The Foundation was created in conjunction with Donald Norman, who is a household name for anyone acquainted with UX Design. Thank you, Punit, for your time and your videos.
Agreed, I’ve been looking at this program too. But the company says they suggested you take 3 of the bootcamps before applying to jobs. Rather than just the fundamentals course. It was misleading to me
I think that many people jump into UX design without really asking the most important question which is, “Is UX design for me and do I enjoy doing it?” I am taking a free course from Coursera to help me answer that question. I suggest those who don’t know UX like myself do the same before putting money down.
I'm on the 6 module now and by September I should be able to finish it. One thing I can tell about the course is that is too complex and in-depth for the course to be completed in 6 months if you truly want to follow the assignment indepth
@@SurajKumar-sz3rj not at the moment but the course has thought me a lot such that I'm now freelancing as a ux designer. The market is saturated now, to the point that employers who doesn't even know how to use ux designers in their project are now demanding for 3,5 6 years of experience for an entry position. Completing the course and doing all the projects in it will help u grow.
Considering the Price I think its a good course teaching the various methods which one can later use in their portfolio making and in the end it depends on the portfolio only.
Gotta say that this and joining UX slack groups to get feedback from Senior UX people helps IMMENSELY to get contacts in the industry and have your portfolio streamlined. In my area they have mentor mondays! Get to ask all the questions you want. The slack group has job listing, a place to put in for portfolio review, links to career growth material/tutorials, etc.
@@joshual1021 I'm an aspiring UI/UX designer with a dream to work in Google. I've started taking baby steps and have completed a course on Udemy + designed a couple of websites & apps during my leisure time, posted on Behance and also interned in my friend's startup as a UI/UX designer & content creator. Could you please enlighten me further on what other steps can I take if I want to be a job-ready UI/UX designer? Thanks in advance :)
Hey! Punit . Got a question - Starting learning UX a month ago. Right now, I see dribbble and trying curating almost same for there to learn but I am unable to figure out designing guidelines. For ex: why would I have shadow 2dp or maybe have an icon down than on top. So, what I am trying to say is the architectural aspects of design. I mean I just put anything anywhere, and make it look good but theoretically is that correct. Do you know any sources I can learn theoretical aspects of building design architect ? I found material design by google but do share if you have more.
What bothers me about this course is that Google itself has terrible usability in many areas and is notorious for ignoring user feedback, even with blatant bugs. I have UX experience dating back to working with Jakob Nielsen in the 90s and other published gurus in the space. I appreciate this review you shared, as I'm looking at this for my sister to take.
I have the same question about google's own software usability which sucks quite often and you cannot complain or suggest something. How they can teach UX and not use this knowledge by themselves? One drive I see in Google products when they change is make more money by any means, another is to lock user to their ecosystem - the same as all corporations do.
Im in the 5th course and honestly so far as a beginner in design this course has really been a big help and is very well structured for beginners. Personally what i feel that is lacking in this course is that there's no real feedback from peers. I write at-least 5 lines for every assignment I review and all I get back is one word review. Which is really bad one more thing is people rent actually putting in efforts to make their design better or do the bare minimum. Just yesterday i checked 5 assignments and out of 5 i rejected 4 cause they just want Upto the mark and had lot of mistakes.
Omg, I totally agree about the lack of constructive feedback. And not being able to respond when you actually get ONE useful bit of feedback (unless I’m missing something). Lol. I am starting course 6, and while I’ve learned a good bit so far, I feel like that missing valuable feedback makes this course feel not as well-rounded as it can be. And discussion forum interactions are hit or miss. Though I’ve learned most UX knowledge independently, I’m considering other one-off courses or a mentorship for this lack of feedback reason. If you’d like an accountability partner or need more constructive feedback on your design, I’m glad to provide!
You are actually a person who gives honest feedback and does not keep taking out mistakes from the course . You really give an proper constructive feedback on the course which actually helps people . You are not one of those people who just take out mistakes and degrade the course like most of the other youtubers . Hats off to your efforts - Keep up the good Work!
I hear you do 3 projects in this course. Can anyone elaborate on that? I did the Udacity Nanodegree and for your project, you get to research and design a whole app (case study) from start to finish. I am wondering if you get to do the same in this?
@Punit Chawla Please let me know if I pay Rs 1043 for a month and complete all the 7 courses in that one month, will I get the certificate? Or Will I have to pay Rs.1043*7 = Rs.7301 in total to get the certificate?
Hi, I am someone with no experience in this field . Also, I am a housewife, had not been working for 8 years. Right now i am in 🇺🇸, do you think i have a chance in this field?
@@lmjean321 Yes our potential is limitless 🔥 whether you belong to any country, irrespective of gender , situation and all things .I think of we decide to start our passion ,no one can stop us 💜you can surely try and succeed in this filed
I got 100% financial aid for this course I am doing this for the last 1 month my experience is amazing and I am currently working as a product designer.
I am experienced Ui Ux designer......can anyone tell me should i take this course for learning new things or is this for just certification.......Please help
I completed them... It definitely worth it .. u are going to learn various ux terms as well as business terms and process.. Gives a holistic and streched approach to User experience.. But at last these courses are just an addition to your skills that will help you to do it like great professionals.. But designers don't care .. whatever the process, it need to be solved with great solution..and if not reiterate it..
i am nearing the end of the sixth course, i do agree with some of the cons, especially the peer review portion, i feel that i got less points in some assignments than i should have gotten, its unfortunate that you cannot personally speak to the reviewers, because that would have allowed me to understand exactly why they gave me less points, i guess its because people have different views about how things should work, also since the course is taken by people from all over the world some miscommunication is bound to happen, all in all nice course so far, i am hoping to get the certificate very soon and then hopefully land an internship so i can learn more and apply all the knowledge i gained over the past few months, before taking the course i had some ideas about ux design but nothing solid, i saw a few youtube videos, but unfortunately they weren't nearly as detailed as the course, so yeah that's my take on this, for now at least
@@kriswayne7938 i haven't completed the course yet, had to change home in between, currently i don't have a stable Internet connection, once I get it I will finish the course and look for internship, are you looking to hire?, I completed designing a mobile app and a simple website, I would like to work in a team to learn real world best practices when it comes to designing.
Coursera is a online institue. you will not get certificate from google. you will get from coursera by google tutors and mentors. and it is completly online. online or bootcamp course mein bahot farq hota ha. in person mein jo hum seekte ha online waisa nhi hota. bahot sa time mein hume tutors or mentors ki rights the way help chaheye par koi available nhi hota. me khud online course karta ha. i am UX designer live in 🇺🇸. muje iss ka experience ha
The Way they Teach you the UX Design is really bad , Mentors talking and teaching to you like Robot and you really can't get a good Connection and that good Touch with them and this is bad and it will get boring
15 - 20 years back all this certification courses had some value now in the present world at the rate the technologies and software are getting upgraded these certification courses are just waste of time. These UI/UX designing is simple stuff but the way people have exaggerated it as though it is a rocket science, What ever course you complete and certificate you get from which ever institute you get it from end of the day you have to listen to the person who has no knowledge about UI/UX that is your Client/Boss/PM/TL, LoL. Just google the topic which you want to learn and just go through it as and when it is needed on the requirement . While searching for jobs all these certificates are of no use now. I am sharing this with 18 years of experience as UI/UX/Graphic Designer..
Can you explain what will stand out now for hire in UX? How to build a strong profile that hires? Can I reach out to you for more insight on how you developed your career in this field?
@@artwithanuska2481 Hi...For each course with different id or same id we can apply?? I hav seen Already Enrolled for another course with same Google id ?? What to do thenn??
so far i have completed 3/7 course in coursera its pretty good for what they charge the major drawback which i personally feel is regarding job placement and after course support and i am not sure there is that much of a weightage for the certificate as they claim at least in India i dont think it is valued much
@@DashyBEAST thanks...what u say is true but when you consider other offline institutions they provide you with some sort of placement support at least they give some recommendations or suggest companies. I agree at the end of the it is our experience and portfolio that gets us a job but still that support for job seekers is a plus point from my perspective
I’m taking the course now. It’s a good introduction to things I didn’t know… downfall is definitely the peer review… I have no real feedback on the course, usually just a good job
Hello, I’m interested in ux designing. I’m interested in google course and noticed the peer review isn’t helpful. Would you suggest finding a mentor or hiring a ux designer pro for there time to review your work as well while taking the course? Thank you!
If you put your heart into it and explore bit by yourself with passion. You will find this course is gem for you. 2000 INR is good for beginners to start. And award certificate from internet giant is chery on the top.
Hey! I wanted to know if you have any reccomendations for any courses for people who know the basics and want to work on projects. An intermediate level course or resources.
I have been thinking of taking up this course for quite some time now and this was very insightful and cleared a lot of my doubts. Thanks for this Punit! Could you please also do a similar detailed review on Interaction Design Foundation courses?
What are your views on the course? Leave a review in the comments :)
Is there any upcoming batch of your course?
Just read couple of books, it’s cheaper and faster. Courses and certificates are just part of the business.
sir,Insted of the subtitles on the video they provided speach as a written note on the same video page itself.. and they dont force us to use the google products itself. They allow us to download the template and we can use in Microsoft products.
I just started and I’m on 1st week,is it completely free or I’ve to pay for certificate!?
@@abhi-ux1662 You will have to pay. I'm in the US. I pay ~$40/month. I believe there is financial aid.
I'm just over half way through this course. Overall it's great, really easy to digest bite size information so far and I'm sure the certificate paired up with a strong portfolio will be powerful to either hiring managers or potential clients. My only criticism so far is that course 4 is pretty damn slow and really could have focused on using tools such as Maze rather than making us put together spreadsheets that could've just been an affinity diagram from the start. Aside from that it's a great course and I'd recommend this as a starting point for any aspiring UX designer.
Hey, have u completed this course ?
If yes, then how did u felt after completing it ?
And what steps did u took after this course in this field ?
Please reply.
It will be a great help for me.
As a beginner I really want dive into this stream and want to know, what all is required other than this course.
I just started course 4 and i agree with you. It's very long and drawn out.
do they teach adobe XD & Figma in this course??
as a ux design intern, this was super insightful--cant wait to see more!
It definitely worth it... I am taking and l'm learning a lot.
How far are u
Completed week 4
@@_4nxh Hey buddy ....Can we applied financial aid for each and every module ??
@@swanandjoshi4051 yes
How many certificate received there after completion?
My experience: You will have a solid foundation of the UX design process and methods. Then when you apply this learning in your work and want your work to be critiqued, it will be through the peer learner & not by expert. So you can't expect genuine feedback.
Is the certification worth it? For a beginner YES.
No. They're definitely not enforcing Google Docs or Sheets. Alongside the links to these, they also let you download the file so you can you whatever office app you got...
Exactly
I'm not someone who has the concentration span to sit through a long course, but this one had me glued! It was super interesting and engaging. They have put out how to work on each step pretty well. The videos are pre recorded but does not get boring! I honestly think its worth it for this price. I'm still on course 3, but so far I'm loving it! Getting insights from so many googlers gas inspired me! I think the course is great!
Course 3 is the best bit 😄
How are you doing now?
I am a professional UX designer already, and I'm taking the course. The reason I'm taking it is that I want the certificate, as well as to see how Google does things vs. what we currently do at my company. It has been insightful to say the least.
Hey! How far in the course are you and do you have any insights you would like to share? I have absolutely 0 graphic design skills and read elsewhere that you need that beforehand (even though Google claims you don’t need any experience).
@@Mphc18 I just finished course 6 and to be honest, you should be fine jumping right into it. I will say that it’s one heck of a long certification. Took me 5 months to get to this point and I still have about 1 left. It’s absolutely worth your time especially if you’re a beginner. I’d say you’d be ready for an internship or entry-level position at an office with this knowledge. As long as you make sure you actually learn the material, you’re good. Try it out for a month if you’re still unsure.
@@LeDank thank you so much for replying! You’re helping ease some of my anxiety. Helpful to know what I’m getting myself in for and that it’s a lengthy process. Wish you all the best finishing the course.
Hi
I want to start learning about UX designing,can I know what should we know to get into this field because I'm still trying to figure if this field is for me or not
I already completed 5 of 7 courses of this program. Honestly I started it just because I wanted to have a certificate. and I am in UI/UX already for 4 years. Honestly there is a lot to learn about even for those who woks in the field for some time. There are lots of people doing UI/UX but who learned watching some youtube videos. So for these people this course is a great opportunity to learn how big corporations work. Therefore I would suggest it to everyone who has time to spare for that.
How about doing a video on interaction design foundation?
Yes, Punit, we would very much appreciate an equally detailed and thoughtful review of the Interaction Design Foundation's UX Designer curriculum. It's comprised of 11 shorter courses, and the cost is free once one becomes a member of the Foundation ($192 per year in the U.S.). There is also a higher level of membership which includes personal coaching. The Foundation was created in conjunction with Donald Norman, who is a household name for anyone acquainted with UX Design. Thank you, Punit, for your time and your videos.
Agreed, I’ve been looking at this program too. But the company says they suggested you take 3 of the bootcamps before applying to jobs. Rather than just the fundamentals course. It was misleading to me
I think that many people jump into UX design without really asking the most important question which is, “Is UX design for me and do I enjoy doing it?” I am taking a free course from Coursera to help me answer that question. I suggest those who don’t know UX like myself do the same before putting money down.
Y is this comment everywhere 😂
what course is that? :)
I'm on the 6 module now and by September I should be able to finish it. One thing I can tell about the course is that is too complex and in-depth for the course to be completed in 6 months if you truly want to follow the assignment indepth
Bro did you got the job after this.
@@SurajKumar-sz3rj not at the moment but the course has thought me a lot such that I'm now freelancing as a ux designer. The market is saturated now, to the point that employers who doesn't even know how to use ux designers in their project are now demanding for 3,5 6 years of experience for an entry position.
Completing the course and doing all the projects in it will help u grow.
@@olababs2048 are you getting ui ux orders as a freelancer ?
@@Tehreem146 yes but the market is very competitive.
Hey, I also want to begin learning and freelancing, may I know on average how much you are earning from 1 client
I have a full time UX designer job at Monash and I am still doing this course just to see how they approach problems.
What do you think?
any thoughts on the Google course vs. Your approach to design problems?
Very unbiased review ✨
Considering the Price I think its a good course teaching the various methods which one can later use in their portfolio making and in the end it depends on the portfolio only.
Whts the price for the whole course.?
Gotta say that this and joining UX slack groups to get feedback from Senior UX people helps IMMENSELY to get contacts in the industry and have your portfolio streamlined. In my area they have mentor mondays! Get to ask all the questions you want. The slack group has job listing, a place to put in for portfolio review, links to career growth material/tutorials, etc.
@@joshual1021 I'm an aspiring UI/UX designer with a dream to work in Google. I've started taking baby steps and have completed a course on Udemy + designed a couple of websites & apps during my leisure time, posted on Behance and also interned in my friend's startup as a UI/UX designer & content creator. Could you please enlighten me further on what other steps can I take if I want to be a job-ready UI/UX designer? Thanks in advance :)
thank you for this video. very helpful in making my decision will mostly likely start the certification
Hey! Punit . Got a question - Starting learning UX a month ago. Right now, I see dribbble and trying curating almost same for there to learn but I am unable to figure out designing guidelines. For ex: why would I have shadow 2dp or maybe have an icon down than on top. So, what I am trying to say is the architectural aspects of design. I mean I just put anything anywhere, and make it look good but theoretically is that correct. Do you know any sources I can learn theoretical aspects of building design architect ? I found material design by google but do share if you have more.
Thank you so much! This was very insightful as well as informative😄!
What bothers me about this course is that Google itself has terrible usability in many areas and is notorious for ignoring user feedback, even with blatant bugs. I have UX experience dating back to working with Jakob Nielsen in the 90s and other published gurus in the space. I appreciate this review you shared, as I'm looking at this for my sister to take.
I have the same question about google's own software usability which sucks quite often and you cannot complain or suggest something. How they can teach UX and not use this knowledge by themselves? One drive I see in Google products when they change is make more money by any means, another is to lock user to their ecosystem - the same as all corporations do.
I’d say it’s better than any Bootcamp that’ll cost you a lot but this gives great impact
Thanks man , This video is Soo helpful 🙌🏻
Im in the 5th course and honestly so far as a beginner in design this course has really been a big help and is very well structured for beginners. Personally what i feel that is lacking in this course is that there's no real feedback from peers. I write at-least 5 lines for every assignment I review and all I get back is one word review. Which is really bad one more thing is people rent actually putting in efforts to make their design better or do the bare minimum. Just yesterday i checked 5 assignments and out of 5 i rejected 4 cause they just want Upto the mark and had lot of mistakes.
How much did you pay for this? can't find the price anywhere.
@@LetiferTV I applied for financial aid. After 15 days you'll get the course for free. I got all courses like this.
Omg, I totally agree about the lack of constructive feedback. And not being able to respond when you actually get ONE useful bit of feedback (unless I’m missing something). Lol.
I am starting course 6, and while I’ve learned a good bit so far, I feel like that missing valuable feedback makes this course feel not as well-rounded as it can be. And discussion forum interactions are hit or miss. Though I’ve learned most UX knowledge independently, I’m considering other one-off courses or a mentorship for this lack of feedback reason.
If you’d like an accountability partner or need more constructive feedback on your design, I’m glad to provide!
You are actually a person who gives honest feedback and does not keep taking out mistakes from the course . You really give an proper constructive feedback on the course which actually helps people . You are not one of those people who just take out mistakes and degrade the course like most of the other youtubers . Hats off to your efforts - Keep up the good Work!
I hear you do 3 projects in this course. Can anyone elaborate on that? I did the Udacity Nanodegree and for your project, you get to research and design a whole app (case study) from start to finish. I am wondering if you get to do the same in this?
Thank you sir for giving your opinion. I enroll the course 2 months ago and was looking for a good review about this course.
Hi bro can u suggest me ? I join this course yes or no ....
How much did u pay for it?
Do we get the certification right after finishing all the 7 courses? Or is there any other process to be done so they I can acquire it?
@Punit Chawla Please let me know if I pay Rs 1043 for a month and complete all the 7 courses in that one month, will I get the certificate? Or Will I have to pay Rs.1043*7 = Rs.7301 in total to get the certificate?
if you complete within 1 month you will get certificate 💯
No need to pay for 7 months
Had a very good knowledge about how this works .Thankyou sir.
The course now is no longer available for 1k a month. It is now equal to 3k a month, i.e. a coursera subscription. Can someone help me with this
Thanks for the video gained a lot of insights about the course
It has Coursera branding but it still is Google Certified.
So apart from this course, which other should we consider to add on?
Punit chawla im an UX designer and i like your videos keep the good work
from Morocco
Thank you so much this video really helped me alot !!
Hi Punit, Stumbled upon this Channel. QQ. I have 19 yrs of design exp (advtg) wanted to shift my career to UX. How/ whr do I start? pls help
Hey Man, Great video, one suggestion tho your mic look really weird as you hold it.
could you please tell us some good ui/ux course???
they r enough professional to teach students !!! ur wrong at that point
Hi, I am someone with no experience in this field . Also, I am a housewife, had not been working for 8 years. Right now i am in 🇺🇸, do you think i have a chance in this field?
Ofcourse you can do it..You are in USA ,that means more opportunities ,so just start learning UX DESIGN and build portfolio and you will succeed
Hey, Sarah, I have the same question!
@@lmjean321 Yes our potential is limitless 🔥 whether you belong to any country, irrespective of gender , situation and all things .I think of we decide to start our passion ,no one can stop us 💜you can surely try and succeed in this filed
does it teach ui design? should I have a web design knowledge to do this google ux course
They also give free Adobe xd for completing course 1 for you to use in course 6-7.
I got 100% financial aid for this course I am doing this for the last 1 month my experience is amazing and I am currently working as a product designer.
Hi Kunal, please share information on financial aid
How do you get full financial aid plzz tell i urgently need
Good thing the entire course is on yt.
Where
Do I need to have a bachelors’ degree in design to apply for jobs? Cus certain job listings on linkedin do ask for that.
It does provide English Subtitles bro
True
Hey, can anyone explain more about free version of the course
24 minutes for review? believe me now 3 min is to much you will lost 95% from your audience
I'm on the 4th course of it.
Is there a separate cost for the certification from Courera?
Is it worth doing audit of this course without having certificate?
Is these course free... because I checked at it cost about $40-$50
I am experienced Ui Ux designer......can anyone tell me should i take this course for learning new things or is this for just certification.......Please help
Yes, take it.
I completed them... It definitely worth it .. u are going to learn various ux terms as well as business terms and process..
Gives a holistic and streched approach to User experience..
But at last these courses are just an addition to your skills that will help you to do it like great professionals..
But designers don't care .. whatever the process, it need to be solved with great solution..and if not reiterate it..
Can u please share the link of the course you did on my email: bhatiasiddhi0016@gmail.com
Thanks in advance
@@siddhibhatia5714 hmmmmmmmm
What's the cost for this course
@@aditi6721 about 49$ a month
@@timgoodliffe thank you for replying
I don't see any cons unless we use through the microscope.
Will Coursera/google provide certificates if someone completes this full course with 100% financial aid?
What if I learned all this at my university. Should I still take it?
Suggestion: Remove the background hallucinating sound. It doesn't go well with the content. It's not a spiritual video
Even our 10th std syllabus is not structured for me but structured for every student throughout the country..... Nothing to blame there....🙄🙄🙄
Can one get a job immediately after finishing this course?
i am nearing the end of the sixth course, i do agree with some of the cons, especially the peer review portion, i feel that i got less points in some assignments than i should have gotten, its unfortunate that you cannot personally speak to the reviewers, because that would have allowed me to understand exactly why they gave me less points, i guess its because people have different views about how things should work, also since the course is taken by people from all over the world some miscommunication is bound to happen, all in all nice course so far, i am hoping to get the certificate very soon and then hopefully land an internship so i can learn more and apply all the knowledge i gained over the past few months, before taking the course i had some ideas about ux design but nothing solid, i saw a few youtube videos, but unfortunately they weren't nearly as detailed as the course, so yeah that's my take on this, for now at least
@Unbox It i dont think so, i am not sure if you can access figma or xd in mobile, if there is an app go for it, otherwise you need a pc
Did u get an internship?
@@kriswayne7938 i haven't completed the course yet, had to change home in between, currently i don't have a stable Internet connection, once I get it I will finish the course and look for internship, are you looking to hire?, I completed designing a mobile app and a simple website, I would like to work in a team to learn real world best practices when it comes to designing.
@@iftekharulhaque2697 bro, I am a learner too.
@@kriswayne7938 Good luck
Is it completely free or I’ve to play for the certificate at last ??
Coursera is a online institue. you will not get certificate from google. you will get from coursera by google tutors and mentors. and it is completly online. online or bootcamp course mein bahot farq hota ha. in person mein jo hum seekte ha online waisa nhi hota. bahot sa time mein hume tutors or mentors ki rights the way help chaheye par koi available nhi hota. me khud online course karta ha. i am UX designer live in 🇺🇸. muje iss ka experience ha
Anyone got the job after completing the course., in the design field from a differnet background.
The Way they Teach you the UX Design is really bad , Mentors talking and teaching to you like Robot and you really can't get a good Connection and that good Touch with them and this is bad and it will get boring
Please give a review interaction design foundation courses.
15 - 20 years back all this certification courses had some value now in the present world at the rate the technologies and software are getting upgraded these certification courses are just waste of time. These UI/UX designing is simple stuff but the way people have exaggerated it as though it is a rocket science, What ever course you complete and certificate you get from which ever institute you get it from end of the day you have to listen to the person who has no knowledge about UI/UX that is your Client/Boss/PM/TL, LoL. Just google the topic which you want to learn and just go through it as and when it is needed on the requirement . While searching for jobs all these certificates are of no use now. I am sharing this with 18 years of experience as UI/UX/Graphic Designer..
Can you explain what will stand out now for hire in UX? How to build a strong profile that hires? Can I reach out to you for more insight on how you developed your career in this field?
@@danii6364 How many years experience you have in UI/UX Designing??
I have completed 4 coursera so far, it changed the way I was learning for years. I found it good.
Hey Hi...For each and every course can we applied Financial Aid ?? Once applied that enough for every course ??
@@swanandjoshi4051 yes, for each course you can avail financial aid
@@artwithanuska2481 Hi...For each course with different id or same id we can apply?? I hav seen Already Enrolled for another course with same Google id ?? What to do thenn??
@@swanandjoshi4051 same id you should use, but you can create account with another one also
@Alpha🥰 enroll for next course
What happened if I miss a week deadline? can I start the week whenever it feels convenient for me?
Yes you can change the time to whatever you want
Google course or your course? Can you make a video or please let me know which would be best :)
Can i complete this course in 1 month?
I want to enroll in this course but I can't understand which subscription is better 1 month, 3 month or 6 month??
Please suggest me
Go for the 3 months....
Great Video!! Are they any other affordable courses other than this that could have you job ready in a few months?
thanks you!
Has anyone used their google class experience to land a job?
Should I join it or not?
what is the total cost of the course?
Does the peer-graded review mandatory to get certified?
yes it's mandatory
Sir how to apply for this cource ??
Download 'coursera' app
what is this background music it's so irritating.
Any idea about interaction design???
What are job prospects after this course
I finished the course and I loved it and learned soo much ❤️
Have you been able to get work with it
??
Congrats 🙌🏻
is it paid or free course??
Please suggest the courses for UX Professionals. also is IDF good for UX professionals ?
Hi
One video on IxDF please
In the google certificate videos they sound so monotonous. Is the real course also like this, so robotic? thx
I thought the same but believe me you will find some facial expressions on their faces 😂. but you'll love the course I guarantee
so far i have completed 3/7 course in coursera its pretty good for what they charge the major drawback which i personally feel is regarding job placement and after course support and i am not sure there is that much of a weightage for the certificate as they claim
at least in India i dont think it is valued much
No degree or course can guarantee you a job. Create your portfolio and reach out to companies. You'll do great ❤️
@@DashyBEAST thanks...what u say is true but when you consider other offline institutions they provide you with some sort of placement support at least they give some recommendations or suggest companies. I agree at the end of the it is our experience and portfolio that gets us a job but still that support for job seekers is a plus point from my perspective
@@supreethls it's definitely a plus point but this is an online course right. That too almost free of cost
@@DashyBEAST almost free how? even if a person completes this course in 4 months it still costs them 4k right?
@@supreethls We can apply for financial aid but it costs 3K for 6 months to complete assignments and recieve certificate
Should UI deisgner do this course??
It will be good if you can. They also teach UI topics such as iconography, typography, and colors
If you want to become a product designer, sure.
UI is nothing without UX Firstly Foundations of UX is must to enter in UI afterwards , UX will let u know the UI Better designs .
@@alokKumar-xg1ct Yes. I Finished this course and it was best decision to do!!
im currently auditing the course. is it worth upgrading to certificate?
No. It has no value
Something is better than nothing.
@@binohuan1162 people can only teach you bro it is upto you to build a portfolio and get a job, that's the harsh truth
I’m taking the course now. It’s a good introduction to things I didn’t know… downfall is definitely the peer review… I have no real feedback on the course, usually just a good job
Hello, I’m interested in ux designing. I’m interested in google course and noticed the peer review isn’t helpful. Would you suggest finding a mentor or hiring a ux designer pro for there time to review your work as well while taking the course? Thank you!
I pretend to be a teacher and leave feedback 😄
If you put your heart into it and explore bit by yourself with passion.
You will find this course is gem for you.
2000 INR is good for beginners to start. And award certificate from internet giant is chery on the top.
2k or 20k?
@@vaibhavkandwal1738 2k if you complete in two months
is anyone doing the course right now
Hey! I wanted to know if you have any reccomendations for any courses for people who know the basics and want to work on projects. An intermediate level course or resources.
Start copying designs from behance or dribble but with your flavours such that you wll be having something in your portfolio:)
@@harshdadhich8232 heyy thankyou! Will surely do!
How much?
What about HFI ?
Its too expensive for what it is and in a horrible platform that its on.
They're not real teacherss 😮 shocking
👍
Tbh
The first chapters are really boring
I have been thinking of taking up this course for quite some time now and this was very insightful and cleared a lot of my doubts. Thanks for this Punit!
Could you please also do a similar detailed review on Interaction Design Foundation courses?