the last assignment was somehow unclear. We didn’t know where to add the “new app design” on the template. Also the phone template was not see-through and we had to delete it and replace our own designs.

The course was really nice and informative but the final assignment’s template and instructions were not so clear (and it was really boring to read the whole page of instructions)

I gratitude to our instructor's & coursera platform to providing a knowledge from industrial standards perspectives to make a perfect UX driven designer and very thankful for helping to learn & conduct ux research study in easy way. However for this course i have a suggestion from my perspective , need to update content as per latest trends to stay updated.

In almost all of these courses and videos in the Google UX design certification there has been a strong focus on designing for under-represented groups. This was definitely the case 15-20 years ago but these courses should be updated. How can AI improve UX design? New technologies in UX design is the future and that's what we want to learn.

Overall this course was good. Conducting your own UX research is a great skill set to learn. There are some sequencing problems toward the end of the course and a few models that are not consistent with the patterns established throughout the previous courses. This course could really use a re-work from Google to get it better organized.

The course is incredibly useful. The lecturer teaches the material very well. But the template of the last presentation lacks an important part, before and after the changes, which confuses the students and they fail to perform as well as possible in the last exercise, which is evaluated by peers. I hope you fix this.

I really enjoyed this course and this one help me to improve my product such a nice course but I have faced some problem in peer graded assignment submission. When i submitted my work some people didn't give the whole marks beacuse something left out but i want feedback in comments that should be necesary not optional

I think this course covered what it needed to, and did a good job in the types of assignments we needed to complete. I liked that the point was made that probably as a UX researcher we would be working with a team, that made me feel a little less anxious about how much work goes into research and testing.

The only reason I'm not giving it a full five stars is simply because I realized that a UX Researcher is not what I want to be. I am definitely more about the creating process. So having research and more research being most of this chapter, it wasn't my favorite. I can't wait for Part Five.

This was the quickest course in the program. I enjoyed it.

Some of the examples left a lot to infer towards the end of the course. the examples could have been more complete.

One of the downloads was in the wrong place on an Activity, this led to confusion with grading.

An immersive simulation that will bring students into the real world of using UX design will offer more dept in educating newcomers like me. Of course it will be ideal to have a one-on-one instructor to guide you, but I recognise that's a stretch.

awesome course learned so much , specially if u want to work for an organization then this course is really good. The only drawback in the entire google ux course is that it is not reviewed by professionals or teachers but by your peers.

Research isn't my strong suit. It was a bit challenging especially when arranging remote UX testing. But you'll learn a lot. A suggestion on free to use UX testing tools would be most helpful as well and most you seem to have to pay for.

great course, only giving it 4stars because I struggled to get through some assignments because I did not have prior courses knowledge, so it was hard to get some assignments completed. None the less it was very fruitful. I enjoy It.

Interesting to understand others' perspectives of the design and how much insights usability interviews could bring in. Since this course doesn't have much direct support, sometimes its difficult to see if we are going in right track.

Although the course still provides relevant knowledge, the speaker's tone and energy make it hard for the listeners to concentrate. Many pieces of information have also been repeated, which seems redundant and absurd to repeat them.

I was very upset with the fact that people can write whatever in the disccusion activities. These people are showing ZERO commitment with the course and the activity. The course should be a little more demanding with this posts.

Fantastic course. This course helped me do away with the assumptions that I had as a designer. If you are doing the course correctly you will come to know that what you think and what the user thinks are enitrely different.

The course contains a lot of valuable information and it focuses exclusively on usability study, but I was somehow bored in comparison to the previous courses. Thanks a lot for the instructor and all the team.

The course broke down the UX Research process into simple steps allowing any beginner to be able to conduct UX Research. I loved how the mentor taught the course and explained the insights. Great work, Google.

Very exciting course. I would have liked a little more interaction with course participants. In usability tests, this could certainly help some students who receive little support from their environment.

This part of the course was a bit slow comparing to other, but neat explanation by Jason and other googlers made me hold tight and complete this course successfully. Thanks Coursera & Google for this.

It was nice course describing how to conduct UX research and test early concepts. Some parts of it were jsut text heavy and would have worked better it was an interactive activity (team work).

I had some trouble finding the template for the last assignment, but I did finish the project, albeit a bit differently that the other examples I saw, but I actually really enjoyed this part

The reason for a 4 star is the non-credit part of this course. Does this course have any relevance or impact when applying for jobs or is it just preparing people for level 1 jobs in UX?

I had no idea what usability study was, and it was necessary, every term seemed new to me. But after taking this course I'm a little bit more closer to becoming a better UX designer.