What is UX design?
UX, short for user experience, encompasses how users perceive and interact with a product or service, emphasizing their feelings and satisfaction.
What does a UX designer do?
A UX designer's daily tasks revolve around the UX process, which involves research, design, and testing to enhance user experience.
How much do UX designers earn?
Earnings in UX design vary based on factors like location, job role, experience, and employer.
Will AI replace UX designers?
The human element remains crucial in UX design, as empathy and understanding are integral to creating user-friendly products, making it unlikely for AI to fully replace UX designers.
What are the admissions criteria?
Admission considers factors such as background diversity, commitment, and proficiency in English, with personalized consultations to ensure suitability for the courses.
How flexible is the course?
The course offers two learning paths: a structured six-month program with monthly deadlines and mentor-hosted webinars, or a self-directed option allowing flexibility within a twelve-month access period.
Will I get a mentor?
Yes, experienced UX professionals serve as mentors, conducting weekly webinars to offer guidance, answer queries, and review projects, fostering motivation throughout the course.
Will I build a portfolio?
Absolutely. The course involves 16 practical projects focused on various UX aspects, culminating in a portfolio showcasing your acquired skills and experiences.
Will I work on a team?
Yes, collaboration opportunities exist within a limited cohort size, facilitating interaction via dedicated channels to collaborate on projects and studies.
Is the course recognised internationally?
Our courses hold credit rating from Glasgow Caledonian University, a prestigious UK institution, ensuring international recognition and equivalency in different educational systems.