I didn't think I could enjoy a course as much as I enjoyed this one to be honest. I had my doubts at first but the moment I decided to open my mind, it became an amazing experience. I looked forward to learning more but I also knew when to take a break because it could mean I forget very important information. My favorite part of this course was learning about Bias being more aware of it, to be open-minded if I want to be a better designer.

This first month course in the UX design series through Google has been very encouraging in my journey to becoming a UX designer. I believe that they have an insightful and welcoming approach to building a solid UX design foundation, and I am very happy to have chosen this series of courses for reaching my goals. I feel confident in moving forward to the second month, and confident in knowing that this career choice is a perfect fit for me.

The course is well structured, it contemplates from the beginning the possibilities that the specialty can offer, from how to get a good user experience, be equitable, the life cycle of projects and the professional journey. I liked it very much mainly because of the systematic and simple approach in each of the modules developed in this course, in addition to the description of the different branches in which a developer can specialize.

I have ADHD and have to concentrate twice as hard in order to learn, information is hard for me to absorb. I found learning this course through this program relatively easy, though I do have a suggestion. During the videos, it would be a great addition if there were subtitles at the bottom of the screen. Often, I can follow and allow more to sink in while I'm listening to what the person is saying as well as reading what they are saying.

A very good foundation of UX Design. Didn't go too much into detail, but I expect the following courses to have much more depth on the methods and structures that I learned in this course. One critique point is that the quizzes are multi-select. That makes it very easy to absolve and the learning is less effective. But I can understand that it's more practical than someone actually controlling everything. So this won't affect my rating.

was a great way to kickstart my basic knowledge in User Experience, learnt everytiing about the Users, how they come first always, how to prioritize them and meet their needs and solve their problems also. Learnt about roles of entry level designers in industries and in the world at large. This is a great opportunity from google to the world and most especially to potential students all over the world who need this. Thank you Google!

Me gustó muchísimo. Siento que la información es de primera mano y de buena calidad, y de verdad que me motiva a seguir aprendiendo y a expandir mi universo de posibilidades. Desde pequeña supe que podía hacer cosas grandes e internacionales, después, con el pasar de la vida y la adultés un poco perdí el interés o el eje. Pero ahora me siento nuevamente en camino y de verdad creo que encontré finalmente mi lugar en el mundo. ¡Gracias!

Absolutely delightful and amazing experience going through the course material. Kudos to all the instructors at Google and Coursera team for putting together such an amazing and informative course. Thank you so so much! Super glad to have come across this and having learnt so many powerful insights about the field of User Experience Design, just in the Course 1 itself.

Do not hesitate, Go ahead and find out for yourself!

Good luck :D

Presents the fundamental concepts of UX design. This includes what a UX designer does, what is expected of them, how they fit into a team, the kinds of research that are utilized in UX design, and the principles required to produce user experiences that are equitable.

While you are not required to build anything for this first course, it does address the background knowledge needed to comprehend what UX is and how to design for users.

User Experience Design” is often used interchangeably with terms such as “User Interface Design” and “Usability”. However, while usability and user interface (UI) design are important aspects of UX design, they are subsets of it – UX design covers a vast array of other areas, too. A UX designer is concerned with the entire process of acquiring and integrating a product, including aspects of branding, design, usability and function.

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First of All, Thank you Google for introducing this course and being the reason for my Growthness. In Addition, I would like to say Special thanks to My brother I have known about this course because of You My Sibling.

Coursera was my first online course, and All the instructors are teaching very well. That's why I have enjoyed learning.

Everyone can learn UXdesign course easily like me.

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Geetha Mani

I really enjoyed the course. It was not too complicated, yet provided all the required general knowledge in a thorough way. The reading material repeated some of the information provided in the videos and I like it since it made it easier to comprehend.  I also appreciate the knowledge tests at the end of each section. The google team was very pleasant in the video, spoke clearly and pleasantly.   Looking forward to the next one.

I really enjoyed my first weeks in this course! I started with some doubts about if this course model was right for me and during the lessons I realized that I was really satisfied with it. The speaker is very charismatic and well-spoken. The most difficult thing to learn was also the most interesting, how to build my portfolio and have an online presence. This first weeks were very inspiring and I will be continuing this course.

The course is taught by experienced UX designers and includes a variety of interactive activities and assessments. The course is also self-paced, so you can learn at your own speed. I highly recommend the Google Foundations of User Experience (UX) Design course to anyone who is interested in learning about UX design. The course is well-organized, informative, and engaging. It is also a great way to start a career in UX design.

It is a well-structured course, full of practical information. I loved the self-review parts, I also found the brief testimonials of UX designers very interesting and supportive. But what I liked the most is the design sprint part, which allowed me to have a peek into a real UX design work. I will surely recommend this course to anyone who considers taking up a new career path and want to resolve if UX design is the right one.

I can't help feel invigorated, revitalized, and just out excited after taking this intro level course. It gave me insight and taught me things in a very engaging/interacting way. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is looking for a potential career shift or even if you have the experience already just take a look and see the creative insight from others along the way to help inspire you along your own personal journey.

Google’s UX Course 1 is an excellent introduction to the fundamentals of user experience design. It covers key concepts like design thinking, user-centered design, and the roles and responsibilities of UX professionals. The course is beginner-friendly, with engaging videos, real-world examples, and interactive activities. It's a great starting point for anyone curious about UX, though more advanced learners may find it basic.

I enjoyed the first module of this UX course a lot!. The information was complete, clear, and well-explained, which made it easy to follow and understand. I especially appreciated the mix of videos and reading materials; it kept things engaging and prevented the content from feeling repetitive or boring. The format worked really well for me. Overall, it was a great experience. Looking forward to diving into the second module!

This was the perfect introduction to UX Design. Each week provides an in-depth understanding of what to expect as an entry-level designer. I truly felt that the curriculum provided such useful information that will prepare me for a successful future in UX. I was able to already start applying product design techniques to my company's product development approach. I am honestly eager to journey through the remaining program!!!

My experience was absolutely great!! I learned so much even though I already have year developing websites. Highly recommend for anyone getting started with UX Design. This course thought me the difference between User-Experience, End-user and User. I also learned that in UXDesign its very broad and a lot of opportunity from Visual Designer, Motion Designer, VR/AR Designer, UX Researcher, UXProgram, UXWritter, UXEngineer etc.

it was a great opportunity for me to learn something new from an expert team, it has been about 6 months that I was wondering whether to start my new career path in product design or not, I think these courses is a true meaning of equity, which let all talented and interested people all around the world have such an interesting experience and have the opportunity to make their own career path. thanks to Coursera and Google.

The course provides a good overview of the general themes of UX as in what it entails, what you'll be tasked to do as a UX designer, where the study comes from and where it is today. You'll also learn about the different methodologies used by teams throughout the UX phases to get a product from concept to completion. Overall, the course delivers on what its title suggests - a solid foundational knowledge of the field of UX.

this is a wonderful course to know what UX is and why it's important, what are the things UX designers do, how to make a digital precense, as for me, I am a non-English speaker, and I didn't often use English for day to day life, so my fluency level in English is not that good, even so, I can understand the contents Esaylly without much trouble. and Thank you Coursera for giving me this opportunity to enroll in this course.

I’d rate the Foundations of User Experience (UX) Design course 5/5. It provides a solid introduction to UX principles, covering key topics like design thinking, user research, and prototyping. The balance of theory and practical exercises is great for beginners. However, more hands-on projects or real-world case studies would improve the learning experience. Overall, it's an excellent foundation for starting in UX design.