Become a UI/UX Designer - Everything You need to know (Udemy.com)

Po pierwsze, bez MacOs nie uko?czy si? po?owy kursu. Tej wa?niejszej po?owy :) Poza tym sposb mwienia prowadz?cego jest po prostu m?cz?cy. Czasami ci??ko zrozumie? co mwi. Kurs jest prowadzony za szybko i bardzo chaotycznie, cz?sto nie jest wyt?umaczone co z czego si? bierze i jak to dok?adnie zrobi?. Niestety, ale bardzo si? zawiod?em i nie mog? poleci? tego kursu. Nawet je?li masz Maca i b?dziesz mg? zrobi? ca?y kurs, to po prostu nie ma sensu si? m?czy? i znale?? co? lepszego.

Thus far I think It should be for beginners, not All Levels. From Sections 3 I cant hear audio in video.

yes it has been my goal to take this course and so far it's is self explanatory and fun.

Very good and help me a lot.

This course gives a fantastic overview of the tools of the trade. It scratches the surface just enough to kick start you to design. I just wish to have a preview of each project before starting a new video set to have a visual of what it is we are building.

Isn't in depth at all very vague information that I know already

Speaker talks relatively fast with a very thick accent. Doing one of the two isn't bad but together it's slightly distracting.

It is a good content but a little hard to understand few words. May be if he can add text along with his voice then it will be a lot easier.

This is a great course for beginners. Just bit muddled on the part when the author is importing the files into aftereffects. I had to play it a few times to figure out which files are the right ones. Otherwise great introduction to other programs and very interesting books recommendations.

Excellent course - really well presented and informative. I would definitely recommend this course to anyone looking to enhance their UI skills

Its a nice course to learn the basics and understanding of UI/UX, design . It helped me alot. Thanks Polygon motion

For the most part, I'm pretty disappointed with this course.Its clear that HU Shahir knows his job and hes more than an adequate designer, but he is not a good instructor: his accent is thick and some words are very hard to decipher, even after a second hearing and the transcript isnt much help either.He moves very fast, Im lucky because I know programs like Photoshop, Illustrator and Flash, so I know how to use tools that he is using, but for someone new to this, It might be very hard to follow and might cause them to leave half way though. This is especially true when we get to the After Effects section.He doesnt seem to be following any design rules.You need to have certain design rules so that you know why youre doing the things youre doing, the way youre doing them: Icons should be a certain size so that they match the size of your fingers, things should be align so that the design dont feel messy and unprofessional, yet it doesnt feel as if HU uses these rules, It feels more like hes eyeballing it.It gets really weird when we get to the part of After Effects, personally, I feel that HU uses too much animation. I dont think that every button needs to be animated, but thats my personal opinion That being said, there is no explanation on how to export files or even save the file were working on.It doesnt really matter, because the section after that touches on the subject of using Flinto as an app prototyping tool, but this is only a tool for iPhones an Mac users, I use a PC and have an Android, so I cant actually use this program, It would have been nice to see other alternatives for none iPhone users. Plus, all the things we went through with After Effects are not used here(!) instead were using screenshots that are, probably, taken from Photoshop.