Practical User Research for UX/UI Beginners

I took Eric's lectures in a row, from Introduction to UX Design, UI Design Using Figma, to Research. I haven't completed many other online lectures, but I've continued to complete Eric's lectures. I'm leaving a review because I think it might be helpful for those who are considering taking the research lecture. First of all, as mentioned at the beginning of the lecture, this lecture focuses on the content that beginners in UX/UI absolutely need to know. It consists of basic information related to research, such as why research should be done and how beginners can approach it. The advantages of Eric's lectures in my opinion are: 1. I feel that the lecture content was organized after much thought about what information beginners need. Since important content is repeated several times, there is almost no missing part, and since he organized and shared Q&A questions that other beginners asked, many of my questions were resolved. 2. Based on his experience as a practitioner and interviewer, he points out the core competencies that companies want. Based on actual job postings, I think it will definitely be helpful for those who are thinking about getting a job in UX/UI, such as telling you how the interviewer and the company want the skills to match. 3. You share the data from your actual research, and by explaining step-by-step from the beginning, you teach research methods that you can try right away. In addition to the lecture content, I think I continued to listen to Eric's lectures because I could feel that he sincerely wanted the students to do well. However, since the content of this research lecture is so important, the part about why you need to do research in the beginning is somewhat repetitive. This part was a little disappointing, but I think it was because I tried to listen to the lecture quickly. In conclusion, the quality of the lectures is so great while working in the field, so I think I am learning not only UX/UI content but also attitudes toward life. I am grateful in many ways, and I would like to recommend the lecture to others.

The lecture was very well organized, so I was able to concentrate well and it was really helpful. I finished it quickly. If there are people who are thinking about taking the lecture, I would definitely recommend taking it for the following reasons. 1. Differentiation from existing lectures - Existing lectures were focused on UI, which was disappointing, but this was the only lecture where I could learn deep about UX. - “More than anything,” after taking the existing lectures, I was at a loss about what to do next, but now it’s really clear what I need to do because it covers step-by-step processes, portfolios, designs, and plans! 2. High quality and detail of the lectures - It was a great help in figuring out what to do next because it continuously covered the overall flow/process. - I was able to understand the lecture content “without missing anything,” from the big background to detailed elements and frequently asked questions. - Also, it covered the necessity of user research, which was very helpful in acquiring knowledge. 3. Honest lectures - I have taken many online lectures, but Eric's lectures were the most helpful and helpful to me because he really cares about his students. The life lectures he gave me here and there also motivated me. - Since you can continue with mentoring as needed after taking all the lectures, I think this is a lecture that will allow you to continuously develop your abilities. - I am grateful that I can take such a useful and high-quality lecture at a reasonable price! I think this is such a useful lecture that it could be a turning point in learning UX! Thank you so much :)

This lecture was easy and quick to understand and apply thanks to the systematically organized content and various class materials. I prefer to study by saving each lecture note separately on my laptop without using Inflearn lecture notes. While taking this lecture, I studied by drawing along with the visual materials such as the design process and comparison of corporate development methods, which were not provided separately as class materials. I think the learning efficiency would be higher if visual materials of important content were also provided as class materials. Thank you for providing a good lecture.

I couldn't stop listening and ended up completing 80% in just 2 days! I think this is the first time I've gone through a lecture this quickly. This lecture makes you want to quickly apply what you've learned to actual work. When I heard that user research needed to be done, it felt vague and difficult to start, but Eric shared the guides he actually used and even real interview content, so there's no burden in moving straight to practice. I'll take time to slowly go through the remaining useful content about career and portfolio. Thank you for creating such a great lecture.

The lecture was great! Thank you!

The vague concepts of UX/UI that I had been feeling uncomfortable with have been sorted out. Through the lecture, I felt that it is a field that anyone can do, but not everyone can do, and at the same time, it was attractive! Thank you for the informative lecture!

I was able to learn basic knowledge and methodology about user research. Thank you for the great lecture!

It was a great help in understanding the concepts from the basics to real cases.