Professional Certification 'Discipline of User Experience (UX) from Google'

Start your career in UX design without a degree or prior experience. Quickly access a job with a competitive salary thanks to professional training designed by Google. UX design focuses on how people interact with products like websites, apps, and physical objects. It aims to make these everyday exchanges useful, enjoyable, and accessible. Over the course of 7 courses, you will acquire in-demand skills that will prepare you for an entry-level job. You can complete the program in less than 6 months with less than 10 hours of dedication per week. You’ll be able to create designs on paper and with digital tools like Figma and Adobe XD. By the end of the Certificate program, you’ll have a professional UX portfolio with three comprehensive projects, so you’ll be ready to apply for real jobs. 75% of those who earned a Google Certificate in the United States report that they saw an improvement in their career within 6 months of earning the certificate. Check out all Google Professional Certificates here. Quote: *based on program graduate survey responses, United States, 2021 Applied learning project This program includes over 200 hours of instruction and hundreds of practice-based activities and assessments that simulate real-world UX design scenarios. The content is highly interactive and was developed by Google specialists. You will learn how to complete the design process from start to finish: empathize with users; define their difficulties; propose design solutions; create wireframes, mockups, and prototypes; test designs through usability studies; improve designs based on feedback received (iterate). Through videos, reading material, assessments, and hands-on activities, you'll learn how to use Figma and Adobe XD, two highly in-demand design tools. You'll even create a portfolio with three projects that you can share with potential employers to showcase the skills you've gained through this program. You'll gain specific skills that many top employers are looking for right now.