Design Infographics and GUI kits for beginners (Udemy.com)

I think that if you have some knowledge & experience with Illustrator and design, this course is well-paced, not too fast and not too slow, so it is right for me and my background. But for beginners, the pacing is probably fast. The instructor gives a good introduction and also gives tips on how students can use their new skills to make some money by selling GUI kits. A solid practical approach.

You have a lot of different styles and forms of presentation covered, I like that. Also good updates! The thing I totally missed is working with the diagram tool, if you have to be precise with diagrams in Illustrator. Most of the time you'll get numbers or have to calculate them yourself, and it is not acceptable if the graph shows 47% instead of 45% for example. Without that it is not applicable to real world project or at least not to a professional degree. I don't mind you being a bit sloppy in the presentation, but I'd be great if you showed how to do it properly. Then again, you provide the course for free which is awesome. Nonetheless, I think with said improvements it could be great and I would not mind paying for it either. Cheers, David

Great Course! Easy to follow. I didn't have any problem understanding this instructor due to his accent, for anyone who may be thinking that this might be an issue. Update----half way through the course----- I have taken other photoshop courses in the past and I have to say that this is one of the best photoshop courses out there. With this course you will learn some great skills and really get to know how photoshop was meant to be used.

The class is great and I appreciate the fact that the instructor updated it offering his students more valuable content, however, there are 2 things that could be improved, in my opinion: 1. Please take off the background music during the explanations. The instructor has a heavy accent, therefore, understanding his speech is already difficult, and the music makes it even harder. 2. The use of CC was a good idea to help with the accent issue, however, it appears that they are generated automatically (based on his speech), so please make sure to check and correct the words that came out, because in a lot of sentences they make no sense at all. Apart from that, I recommend the course, the projects are really nice and the instructor knows his subject. I would definitely give it 5 stars if wasn't for these details I've mentioned.

I've really been enjoying this course by Jestoni. When I watched it the first time, I followed along the lessons. Unfortunality, my iMac broke because of a severe, unknown hardware error. I really hope I can keep the Adobe Cloud license for a while. And Jestoni, I like the background jingle.

The class delivers what it promises, the instructor is thorough and detailed, nothing is missing in the explanations, the design we are learning is visually stunning, you are taught a 3D and a flat design like in the real world and the teacher points you to where you can monetize your recently-learned knowledge. Who could ask for more from a graphic design class?

So far so good. I am waiting to see the entire course. He's ok.. his English isn't always clear buuut it's still ok. Sometimes the music in the backgorund is a bit annoying since I would rather play my own music in the background. Overall it's good course, with good tips.

This is a very fun video, the instructor takes his time and explains what he is doing. I have never made a GUI set before but after this I am eager to try my hands at making my own sets to display, use and sell.

The course is well thought out, I know where it is headed and I understand what has taken place. I am looking forward to learning more; he makes it interesting with the exception of foretelling himself what is going to happen. We see it in the example that he show us frequently. I am enjoying the class

instructor does a 'paint by numbers' of GUI design, not elaborating on any of the choices he made, and needlessly repeating the same steeps for every video. All you need to watch is the first couple minutes of the first few videos and that's it.