Choose UX/UI training according to whether you need to investigate a user problem or improve an already defined interface. For investigation, prioritise interviews and prototype testing; for interface work, look for screen states and consistent components. A useful portfolio case explains the path from observations to decisions, allowing readers to assess your reasoning alongside the images.
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Courses in this topic
| # | Course | Language | Practice | Instructor replies | Format | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | UA | Practical tasks | Feedback | live | 11 review → | |
| 2 | UI/UX Design Mate academy | UA | Practical tasks | Feedback | live | — |
| 3 | UA | Practical tasks | Feedback | live | 11 review → | |
| 4 | EN | Practical tasks | No data | recorded | — |
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