Completely changed how I think about design. The lessons are easy to follow even with no background. I went from imposter syndrome to confidently discussing UX in interviews. The instructor feedback on projects and portfolio was super helpful too. Would recommend to anyone starting out.

I was a graphic designer trying to move into UX and this course finally made it click. The way the instructor explains user flows and research is so practical. I'm now freelancing on the side doing actual UX work. Still learning but way more confident than before.

I had been self-teaching UX design for a year, but I always felt like I was missing something. This course filled in the gaps I didn’t even know I had. The way it connects principles to how top apps are designed is incredible. I feel so much more confident now when talking to clients or explaining my design choices.

I’ve always wanted to switch to design but thought I’d need 6 months or even a year. And time’s something I don’t have tbh. I took this course thinking ok, let’s try it and by day 10 I was like... wait, why is this actually making sense now?? It made me realize I don’t need to overthink the timeline, just need the right course.

Completed this in 7 weeks and landed a remote UX internship. The case studies you build are portfolio ready which saves so much time. The instructor actually gives feedback on your work which I didn't expect. If you're looking to break into tech, this is a solid start.

Graphic designer here. I knew how to make things look good but didn't understand the 'why' behind design decisions. This course filled that gap. Now I'm talking about user needs and research at work. My manager noticed and I just got promoted to product designer.

Best thing about this course? It's practical. No theoretical nonsense that you'll never use. I started freelancing after finishing and actually knew what I was doing. The instructor responds to every question which is rare for online courses. Definitely worth the investment if you're serious.

Wanted to freelance on the side while keeping my day job. This course gave me enough confidence to actually reach out to clients. Finished my first paid UX project last month using what I learned here. The client was happy, I got a referral. It's working.

Finished this in about a month. The UI section was super helpful - I always struggled with making things look good. Got my first interview within 2 weeks of completing it. The case studies you build are actually portfolio-worthy.

Six months into my first UX job and I still refer back to this course. The fundamentals are all here research, wireframing, user testing. It's not magic, you still have to put in work, but it gives you a proper foundation. Good value for the price.

I work full-time and have a toddler at home, so I could only spare 20 minutes a day. The bite‑sized lessons and simple roadmap kept me on track, and by Day 30 I had a solid UX case study to show. This course fit right into my crazy schedule.

I was broke and this was the only course I could afford. Best decision ever. The content quality matches expensive bootcamps I researched. Already doing small freelance projects and clients are happy. You don't need to spend thousands to learn UX properly. This proves it.

Was doing graphic design for 4 years and felt stuck. This course showed me there's more to design than just aesthetics. The user research section opened my eyes. Already applying these concepts at work and my projects are getting better responses. Wish I found this sooner.

Started with zero design experience. Now I'm confident enough to apply for junior roles. The way Sabik breaks down complex topics into digestible pieces is brilliant. Spent 3 months on this and it's already paying off. My portfolio looks professional now thanks to the assignments.