If you are looking for a proper, in-depth Figma course, you will definitely miss out if you don't take this course! I will give you a real comment as someone who has completed the course. I am a front-end developer, but I am interested in UI/UX, so I have the skills to use Photoshop and Sketch to some extent, so I will write about my experience in this course. Although Figma is a design tool, it has become incredibly powerful since Variables and Dev Mode were added at the end of June, but if you want to apply it properly, you need to feel the logical feeling, so I think it is a lot of knowledge for designers. When I first completed the course, I carefully watched the lecture several times to see if it was explained properly. (I didn't understand it after watching it once? 😓) And when I started watching it for the second time, I followed along with easy-to-follow examples. The characteristic of this course is that it is dense, so there is no chapter that goes over each chapter in a rush. If you remember everything perfectly from the beginning and follow it all, you will likely give up. I did that in the beginning and got frustrated, so I got my mind right and started watching the same videos over and over again, focusing on understanding rather than speed. Considering the level of the people taking the course, it might be difficult for a complete beginner in Figma. However, if you bought it because you wanted to know more about the design system, you can easily watch the lecture and follow along. There are some theoretical parts that can be a bit boring in the beginning, but once you get past the beginning, there were many lectures that were really useful and showed a lot of inner strength, and they explained things in great detail. If you followed along with patience, you could feel your level of understanding of the design system increasing. There were so many examples that you could use in real life. Don't think that you'll finish it all at once, but if you watch the lecture with the mindset of putting a candy in your mouth and slowly melting it, I'm sure you'll feel your skills improving. That's what I did! I recommend you try it too.