Complete Web & Mobile Designer in 2021: UI/UX, Figma, +more (Udemy.com)

This course is very nice. I had no such idea about UI and UX. But after taking this course I learned a lot. Andrei and Daniel are both great instructor. They can teach and explain everything in a very beautiful way. Very nice.

Great!

well explained

The course starts actually fairly nice. But the trouble arises in Section 5
The scribble sections are good, it is really cool to see how easy you can in fact just sketch interfaces and workflows with just a few basic shapes.
But what is really frustrating is the User Flows Section. Here we go from a general Overview what User Flows are and the Dos and Donts just to Speeding up Workflows with Components in Figma with actually no real and proper introduction or whatsoever to this program.
You have no chance to follow anything the instructor does there, nor do you actually know why this is done, where the speeding up benefits are and so on because if you actually follow the course without ever worked with Figma before you have absolutely no clue what this is all about.
And the Figma interface is not really that intuitive. Lets be honest here. Almost no professional tools have intuitive interface but efficient interfaces you have to learn to use first.
Sure, a few links to the official documentation are provided but shouldnt that be a part of a course that promotes itself as "no prerequisites" and claims that you will be able to "master Figma" with this course? I think this is rather a weak excuse for a lack of quality content.
First you think that maybe this lesson is just accidentally put at a wrong position in the course, but at this early stage nothing of whats in the video makes sense to a student with no prior knowledge in Figma.
So you just plot along and hope for a proper introduction, but the following lessons just magically assume that you know how to handle this program now.
If that was the only Lesson where Figma was used, this would be confusin but you could just focus on the rest of the course.
The real issue is, that Figma is used throughout the course and if you dont know how to use it, you will probable not get much out of this course.
From Lesson 23 on the course just leaves students confused and frustrated. And you can see the questions and requests for a proper introduction to Figma in the comments section. Yet the instructor seems to not be able to see the problem that he completely left out this important part of the puzzle.
How about that user experience?
Please do yourself a favor and start reviewing your material before releasing it to the public.
Andreis prior courses used to be excellent and I bought quite a few of them but I sense a sharp drop in quality lately in many courses with co-instructors.
So, unless this course gets updated or youre fine with learning figma on youtube first just to come back to a course that claims to teach you those things, I cannot recommend this course to anyone.

In my opinion the course should have Assignment for we have feedback from the teachers, but the course is amazing very complete and detailed. All the sections are very well organised and explained very well.

I originally come from a graphic design background. Moved to web design and now been focusing on web development. I've had to start working as a freelancer on a budget. That means I have to be a sort of one stop shop. This course is great for filling the gap of a skill I've neglected.

A lot of great structured information. A good collection of tools and concepts. Would be great to have a larger section on UI design patterns, on aesthetics and have a clear path defined on how to make a design kick. All in all very satisfied.

So far yes. I'm taking a similar course in school and this course sounds like it will fill in all the parts missing in that course.

Before you start this course I would advice to get some introduction to Figma. This introduction is missing in the course and I think it would be a good idea to add it although the teachers claim it's on the job learning of Figma.
There are 3 lectures by a different teacher how to use the design in Figma as a developer which is taken from another course but they are very brief. Since this is a designer course I guess it's okay to only have a brief overview how this design in Figma gets used by a developer but that would be the part I'm mostly interested in so I hope that can be covered in more detail in maybe another course or some more bonus lectures?
The part by Andrei is just a bonus to this course and I already have this course but it is a nice overview for any interested designer. I like his teaching style.
And a note on the teaching style of Daniel. Daniel might be a good designer but unfortunately I have trouble staying focussed following some of his lectures. I really struggle to follow them till the end. There is some interesting material though. I guess I will review a few lectures to make them stick.
And... not sure yet what it has to do with web design... it's geared to mobile design only. And yes... mobile first design but do I get a nice website based on the mobile design? It's not covered at all so the title of the course is a bit misleading to me.

I just started and i'm feeling really confident in what's being taught and the way it's being taught.

Thank you for creating this course. Makes you see the whole picture more clearly Thank you very much May be attached to missions Will study successfully.

I serves multiple path to take whether you are new, experienced or already made your own product