I read the introductory UX design book first, so I was disappointed that there was a lot of overlapping content in the lecture... While preparing the portfolio, there were parts that I got stuck during the interview process, but after seeing the practical cases, I think I definitely got the outline of the concept! Thank you~

ppoozzz1119

Hello. Thank you for your feedback. I am so glad that it helped you with your portfolio and interview process. As a side note, the introductory book also covers user research, but in this lecture, I tried to share as many real-world cases and projects that I actually worked on as possible, and show how user research is used in the field/on-site, so that the students can apply it right away. Thank you for your great feedback, and I sincerely hope that you will achieve all your plans in the future.

This is a class called "Introduction to User Research to Practical Application" prepared for those who aim to get a job in UX/UI design and those who work as planners/designers in the field but have never done user research. It will help you develop basic skills in user research, one-on-one in-depth interviews, and practical usability testing skills so that you can conduct UX/UI projects that fundamentally solve users' problems, and ultimately lead you to become a competitive UX/UI job applicant.