UX Design Institute

The UX Design Institute offers a great UI Design course. Everything is very well organized: from the course modules, from book recommendations to exercises, to the feedback sessions, in which professionals will help with projects, CV, portfolio prepping.... Read More I learned a lot and felt support all the way through. I highly recommend it!

Total waste of time and money! Note that most of the positive reviews are in the middle of the course, not post-completion. The diploma holds value to businesses and you’re very unlikely to even get noticed with this diploma. I applied to over 50 internships... Read More and not even one call back. The job market is totally saturated due to online courses like this. If you want to do UX, you should get something more robust that can teach you hard skills like coding. This is basically videos about what UX is, and doesn’t prepare you for a career in UX. Also the career support is joke - advisors will cancel on you and never follow up. Don’t do it!

Excellent program, very well considered and with really well delivered subject-matter. Student supports are excellent and the project you are required to complete follows a logical and clear flow, matching the stages of the course. Additional webinars... Read More around the project work and the industry are a really good way to make the experience feel current and up to date.

I loved every aspect of this course. It provided the basic grounds for those who have never worked in UX or a design-based role, but moved quickly to more advanced teaching. Overall, it provided a full education for those looking to move into UX design.... Read More And some really useful design skills for those working in other design roles. The project work provided great hands-on experience and an essential toolkit for tackling any design problem, while producing some great content for a portfolio. Overall, this course taught an essential foundation for anyone looking to move into UX design. Highly recommended.

I liked the course. It touched on a lot of important topics though did go much in depth into any of those. A lot of practice was presented in pretty much every module, though not much feedback on any of the exercises. It took couple of weeks to get the... Read More final result (project + exam) which feels very long for an online course. Overall positive experience, I only wish there was more feedback and the response time was better

The program helped me gain the skills and knowledge necessary to work as a user experience designer. I learned about how to conduct user research, create personas and scenarios, design flows, wireframes, prototypes and low-fidelity mockups. I also learned... Read More how to choose appropriate tools and techniques based on project requirements.

I learned from the course that I didn't in other platforms. At the same time, it encouraged me to read books and self-study further. In Slack, the cohorts and success student teams were supportive and shared a lot of opportunities that helped me build... Read More my UX skills. The challenge was finding job opportunities. It could be because there are more opportunities in other countries compared to the Philippines, where I live. It would help if UXDI had referral programs to help us students transition into our careers. Overall, the course is commendable and not overpromising.

The pros are definitely the mentors and the help they give you, along with all the reviews and webcasts - an excellent way to learn. The alumni slack channel and the group help are a great support and make you feel part of a team. looking forward to keeping... Read More in contact with everyone.

PROS: I'd say that the tutors were really good. I loved the Slack channel which gave me the access to other students as well as to support from the UXDI. I liked the fact that there were many modules and projects to work on. CONS: I felt like many projects... Read More weren't discussed/explained as broadly as they should have. I didn't like the fact that most of my projects weren't even graded - leaving me without even knowing what I did well in particular and what needed fixing and why. Projects could also mirror more the actual UX work in real life even if it means it would be way more demanding.