This is a review of uxtraining.com’s online UX design training program. This is part of our series of reviews of online UX courses.
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Course Information
- Hosted by: uxtraining.com
- Presenter: Colman Walsh
- Length: 7 hours worth of videos at the time of publishing (with more videos being added on an ongoing basis).
- Intended Audience: Pretty much anyone and everyone! From those who are just starting out in UX all the way to experienced professionals looking to build upon their skillset.
- What You’ll Learn: A solid foundation in multiple facets of UX, with just the right amount of detail, all reinforced with real world case studies. You will walk away from this one with practical and useful ideas that will support your development as a UX professional regardless of what stage you’re at in your career and best of all – you can revisit the content when you need to.
- Assumed Knowledge: None.
- Price at time of review: €29 per month when paying on a month by month basis. Annual and corporate rates also available.
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Review
Let’s get one thing straight before we begin: this is not a review on a training course.
Seriously. UXtraining.com offers so much more than one single course – it offers an entire resource library of more than 100 (and growing) UX training videos that you can watch anytime and in any order you please. And it’s freakin’ awesome.
The very first video in this impressive library sets the scene and provides a super quick (and super helpful!) overview of what you’re in for. It’s worth watching because it includes tips on how to get the most out of the videos.
As for the videos themselves, there’s some seriously good quality content here. It’s well researched and concepts are reinforced with relatable (and often hilarious) real world case studies. This training also consistently provides the viewer with good examples of tools to use and further reading resources including books and well written articles.
One thing that really stood out for me with these videos was the way some of the training included a video within the video. Sounds weird but it totally works! When you’re watching it, you feel like you’re actually in a classroom with the presenter (Colman Walsh) and then he’s like ‘ok lets watch a quick video’. These Inception-esque videos add value and support the point he’s trying to make – they’re not just there because he can’t be bothered talking.
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