Practical Problem Solving Course for Designers and PMs

Have you ever felt frustrated when you were creating a B2B product and there was no content covering it? I will explain the similarities and differences between B2B and B2C products in an easy-to-understand way based on your actual career.

What does a portfolio that demonstrates problem-solving skills look like? Are you curious about ideas for creating a portfolio easily and quickly without much effort? You can learn more through real-life examples such as Younghwa's portfolio and student case studies.

What types of side projects are there outside of work, and how can you get started? I'll share some relevant experiences with three designers in a casual way.

Seo Ja-young, Kiki, and Kang Young-hwa talk about self-growth methods and soft skills based on cases they experienced in their careers.

We've collected designer portfolio materials, videos, and frequently asked questions related to portfolios that Movie Nim and Kiki Nim previously released for free.

In the AX era where AI technology and UX design converge, what strategies should product teams use to design customer experiences? A 17-year veteran senior researcher from a major corporation and knowledge sharer with a PhD in HCI will share insights based on the latest trends, use cases, and research findings.

Through this course, you can acquire the concepts and practices of Information Strategic Planning.

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.

Are images acting up again? Pixelation, partial cropping, distortion, loading delays, multi-platform compatibility issues, etc. are actually design issues. Image issues, prevent them early on.

This lecture is for those who are aiming to become PM (Project Manager) and those who have become PMs without sufficient preparation. We will help students accurately understand the role and scope of work of PM, understand the entire IT project process, and then perform the performance skills for each process well based on vivid experiences in the IT field. In addition, we have prepared the lecture so that it can be applied immediately to actual work by providing samples of documents that PMs write or manage among IT outputs.

This is practical training designed to systematically learn problem-solving skills essential for office workers in a rapidly changing business environment, from the basics to real-world application. It covers understanding the era of deepening uncertainty and complexity such as VUCA and BANI, and addresses the entire process through real cases and hands-on practice: problem definition and root cause analysis, stakeholder identification, creative idea generation, solution prioritization, implementation monitoring, execution result analysis, and follow-up management.

This explains intermediate-level After Effects techniques and above that can be utilized in practical work. Although explained using CC2023, it focuses on fundamental principles regardless of version. Rather than wasting time on tool explanations, I've prepared material that enables proactive research.

Seo Ja-young, Kiki, and Kang Young-hwa talk about self-growth methods and soft skills based on cases they experienced in their careers.

Problematization (문제화) is a term also translated as problem posing, problem framing, problem setting, or problem definition. This concept involves questioning known facts (like requests or common sense) from a new perspective, defining the problem, and devising methods to solve it. Problematization should be the starting point for all development, yet it remains insufficiently discussed within the field. Performing projects or developing programs is, in essence, planning to solve problems. This means they are related to problematization. To solve a problem, it must first be clearly defined. However, problems are mostly presented as vague requests. Therefore, the ability to transform vague requests into clear problems is essential to reduce unnecessary 'development waste,' facilitate smooth collaboration, and accurately grasp users' true needs. This lecture helps train 'the thinking of problem construction' through practical examples and tools.

This is exactly why we haven't succeeded until now. It's because of our perspective on the world. Let me ask you something. To succeed, you need to work hard, right? Wrong! You're mistaken! This is why it didn't work out. You don't need to work hard. You're probably thinking this sounds ridiculous, right? Let me explain. What do you feel when you think about working hard? I'm going to do this passionately! Even while having these thoughts, you feel a strange burden. That burden! A burden already forms inside you. This is how the unconscious mind operates. When you think of A, it brings out B. And it ends up making you maintain your current level. That's right. The word "hard" is associated not with passion, but with burden. What's been programmed in our collective unconscious is that the word "hard" seems related to passion, but it's actually related to burden. Now let's remove the word "hard" from our perspective on the world.

Now, with the power of AI, anyone can easily plan apps and design UIs! It's okay even if you don't know coding or have no UI experience. AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT will turn your ideas into reality. With just a few questions, you can analyze target customers, design app structures, and even automatically generate UI screens. In this lecture, we will teach you step-by-step from the basics so that even those who are new to Figma can follow along. Even without drawing by hand, you can import existing website UIs at once with the HTML to Design plugin, and with AI tools like Google Stitch or readdy.ai, you can create high-quality screens in a few seconds. This lecture is perfect for anyone dreaming of starting a business, wanting to switch careers to a planner, or wishing to communicate with developers. Instead of complex theories, we will only teach practical know-how that you can immediately use. Now, with just an idea, anyone can plan app services!

This course provides UX principles and practical know-how necessary for planning and designing AI products. We will explore user-value-centered AI utilization methods, UX planning and design methods using AI, core UX principles and theories learned through everyday design cases, and UX research and data analysis methods for providing a better experience.

This is a training course for those preparing for IT PM, covering the entire process from sales preparation to construction and stabilization of IT projects. It explains practical terms, work, relationship response, crisis management, etc., so that it is immediately helpful for work.

We will examine methods for collecting and analyzing user requirements to plan LLM services.

This is a practical lecture on operational tools & back office and data analysis planning, which are tasks handled by game planning, service planning, and business PM positions.

The Key to Awakening the Value of Ideas: Intellectual Property Ability Test (IPAT) Core Lecture This course goes beyond simply passing the exam—it's a process of learning practical methods to protect invisible 'ideas,' create value, and ultimately transform them into powerful 'assets.' It eliminates vague notions about intellectual property (IP) and helps you grow into a competitive expert in any field. Have you hesitated to even start studying because of the extensive official textbook? This course does not cover all content from the official National Certified Intellectual Property Ability Test (IPAT) textbook. Instead, it is structured by selecting only the core concepts and high-scoring points that frequently appear on the exam. Longer exam preparation is not necessarily better. The secret to passing is learning only what's necessary, accurately, and through repetition. Discover that secret in this lecture.

This is a series of videos that summarize IT jobs that are difficult to clearly explain to someone in words.

I've worked at seven small startups that had neither data analysts nor user researchers, and I've made plenty of mistakes along the way. I'll share the various real-world challenges that UX designers face and the valuable insights I gained while navigating through those difficulties.

This is a practical guidebook for game business PM job seekers. Starting with the scope of work that business PMs do, we will teach you practical concepts such as BM analysis and improvement proposals, event planning, operation tool planning, indicator design and analysis, and how to write a portfolio.

We explore the limitations of LLMs, methods to overcome them, and the latest research topics.