UX Design Institute

The curriculum was really well structured and overall the webinars and insider talks were really insightful! I think everything was smooth and I felt satisfied. There is room for improvement when it comes to project support though. I think it would best... Read More to have at least an hour a month with a mentor to make sure we understood assignments correctly and check our progress so we don't feel lost or loose time later.

I am happy that I chose to join the UX Design diploma course from the UX design institute. The quality of the information and content was very valuable with no 'filler' content. Everything that was taught was a helpful in creating a UX design toolbox.... Read More The knowledge I've gained because of this course has given me the confidence and tools I need to transition from a development career into UX design. The support is fantastic and overall I highly recommend this course.

In general, I already recommended the course to a friend and she signed up for it. It’s well designed and up to date. It’s convenient to have prerecorded lectures, while also having a job. Apart from that, I am happy to have met lots of other future UX... Read More designers via their community on Slack. The staff is helpful and friendly and replies quickly when you need any help or have questions. The content of the course is organised in a way that it fits individuals with either no experience in design or for career switching purposes. I am happy to have chosen the course and the amount of knowledge and skills I have build are exactly what I expected to be fully prepared as a UX designer when job hunting. The course is definitely worth it and compared to any university program, I am happy to have chosen it. My previous background was in Graphic Design and it was interesting and easy to follow the content and all the lectures and exercises!

I attended two courses and I am thrilled with the community of people I have worked with, mentors and all the material. It provides an extremely concise insight into the material, also working with professionals in the field who are always there to give... Read More you advice. In the end, you get a diploma / certificate, which is a wonderful recognition for hard work. And let’s not forget that I have beautiful projects that are now part of my portfolio.

The UX Design Institute has somehow perfected the art and science of teaching and keeping students engaged in learning about UX Design - not an easy feat in this world of virtual tech boot camps/online courses around every corner. I felt compelled to... Read More write a review close to the end of my UX Design course because UXDI has simply been the best I’ve encountered, and I don’t say that lightly. It should speak volumes that I’m already looking into other courses they offer - the course offerings and support are phenomenal, and as a career switcher with absolutely no design background, I can confidently say the UXDI takes the cake. If you’re on the fence about what UX Design school to go with, do yourself a big favor and go with UXDI. The format is such that you’re started on a 6-month schedule, but have the freedom and flexibility to shorten this timeframe or extend it, depending on your schedule/life obligations. The teaching is clear, concise, and fleshed out enough. The student community is virtual but extensive, and I’ve had the good fortune of meeting fellow students all across the world, just a Slack message away, to offer and receive support and help when things get tricky. They offer connection with excellent mentors in the industry, if you choose, along with regular webinars on various UX-related subjects. Opportunities to have your projects constructively assessed abound. At the end, you’ve got an exam/university-affiliated diploma to call yours. I have yet to access the job support, but I don’t doubt that’ll be terrific, too. Last, but not least, the student support team at UXDI was the true highlight for me - I’ve never felt more supported in a study course in my life. With the zero design experience I had, I had quite a few questions for the team and connecting with them was a breeze. Friendly, genuine, and able to make this noob feel encouraged. I’ll call out Eoghan Walsh and Kelly Igoe as rock stars here! Those two deserve a pay raise. All this to say, don’t second guess it. Go with UXDI.

The curriculum is very practical and follows a timeline that mirrors a real world design challenge. The content in terms of video and course materials are well thought out, delivering essential information in a concise way and complimenting it with resources... Read More for further study. The course facilitators are very responsive and knowledgeable. And the regular optional seminars are very interesting also, often with very useful industry insight.

A very worthwhile and comprehensive course with the right amount of theoretical knowledge and practical assignments to test your research and analytical skills. Each module builds on the foundations and principles of User Experience, how they are all... Read More integrated as well as a deeper understanding into the UX design process. I certainly look forward to applying my newfound knowledge and skills into real world practice!

This course instilled in me a UX process which I could always fall back on when dealing with ambiguity, and ultimately helped me figure out my own process to follow when dealing with ANY user problem that comes my way. This course helped me figure out... Read More how to convince stakeholders at work to integrate UX into our core values, which is extremely valuable.

This course provides exactly the right amount of theoretical knowledge to get you in a great position to get your next UX role - not too much information just for the sake of it, but covering all aspects that you’ll need in real world application and... Read More then giving assessed project work on the bits most likely to come up in the workplace. There’s great support from staff available on their slack channel Monday - Friday or from other students 24/7, and loads of live seminars giving feedback on work before you submit it, or from professionals on specific topics. Only negative is I wish there was more content on accessibility, as this is something I ended up teaching myself as it’s such a crucial part of the design process, so I was disappointed not to see that.

I learned a great deal about how UX design fits into the wider scheme of business and I learned how to embrace the importance of the branch. This increased my knowledge by acknowledging the min core of the profession - understanding the user. I'm appreciative... Read More e of the skillet I got from this program.