The rapid development of the digital world constantly offers innovations to both users and digital product developers, making our user experience in the online space increasingly refined and pleasant.

A UX designer is someone who monitors modern trends, studies existing demands and reality, and based on analyzing all this, creates designs that simplify our online rotation.

Now it’s time to introduce you to Sophia Didberidze, who chose the UX Research and Design course because she started working on website design in her professional activities and realized that knowledge from YouTube was not sufficient. She accidentally learned about Commschool from LinkedIn, reviewed the course and syllabus, and submitted her application.

“Previously, I only had basic knowledge, but during the course, working on my own project, user research, and analysis taught me the essential skills crucial for working in this field.”

Sophia also says that the course helped her analyze how to technically document a project correctly and what types of research are necessary before starting work.

“If before I would start directly on the technical part of the project, now I go through many research stages before starting the project and only then begin working on the technical part.”

In Sophia’s opinion, taking this course is necessary for everyone working on digital projects, because the rapid development of the digital world constantly includes new innovations.

And finally, if you choose Commschool for this course, you’ll find a very good team of professionals here.

And I’ll tell you that after completing the course, you’ll be able to:

• Create digital products using design thinking methodology
• Independently conduct & analyze user research
• Develop/improve product concepts and designs considering research insights
• Create prototypes
• Test and measure prototype usability
• Work with digital product teams

So, take the first step and learn more about the course.