I took this course because I was curious about Vibe Coding, and it was great to understand the entire workflow—from connecting Figma MCP to applying responsive web design, deployment, and motion. It was very useful to see the actual implementation methods for processes I only had a vague understanding of. Although there were some new concepts and terminology, using Cursor AI helped me grasp the flow. I was particularly impressed by the fact that, from a designer's perspective, I could take a project all the way through to implementation. The steps were well-organized on Notion, so whenever I got stuck, I could easily refer back to them and continue. I plan to use these materials as a reference when building my portfolio as well. It was a very helpful lecture with content that can be directly applied to practical work.

I signed up for the course because I needed it for work right away, and it was easy to understand and very helpful because I could follow along with real-world examples.

I have completed about 60% of the course so far, and I am already very satisfied with what I’ve learned. The workflow utilizing Figma MCP and AI is well-organized, making it easy to follow along and learn naturally. I can actually feel my work speed increasing. Rather than just explaining simple features, the course shows the entire flow of building a portfolio, which I felt was very helpful for practical work. I still have some lectures left, but I’m excited because I feel like I’ll be able to create an even more polished result once I finish the course.

As AI advances rapidly, I have been constantly wondering, "How will my role change in the future?" from the perspective of a designer and planner. That's why I took this course—not just to learn how to use a tool, but to understand how to actually apply AI to real work. It was truly impressive to see the process of organizing design tokens in Figma and passing them to Cursor via MCP so that the AI could implement them into an actual web structure. I used to think that the development phase after design was a completely different realm, but through this lecture, I felt that the boundaries could be significantly reduced by utilizing AI. In particular, the lecture materials were so well-organized that it was easy to follow along while watching the videos and convenient for reviewing later. I used to think of AI as a vaguely intimidating technology, but this course made me realize that it can become a much more powerful work tool depending on how you use it. Thank you for the great lecture.

Teacher J-young's lecture was exactly what I was looking for. I had tried using Cursor and Figma MCP last year when the Vibe Coding craze started, but despite taking several classes and trying to code myself, I remember being disappointed because I couldn't get the results I wanted. However, through this lecture, I learned so much by following along step-by-step—from how to organize a design system in detail so Cursor can properly understand it through design tokens, to effective prompting methods, and how to produce results that are close to what I envisioned. As I was learning, I realized I didn't know much about publishing, so I'm now taking Teacher J-young's HTML/CSS lecture as well. Realizing that Vibe Coding requires me to know a lot beforehand rather than just giving instructions, I'm once again feeling that there is no end to learning. The installation process and MCP settings felt difficult at first, but as I followed along step-by-step using the Notion materials, seeing things get implemented one by one gave me confidence. I'm still in the middle of the course, but I feel like I've already received so much help. Thank you so much!

This is a very valuable time to learn the fundamental Figma skills that need to be updated for 2026, and I am still working hard to learn them.

I am not satisfied with the quality of the lecture.

I really enjoyed the lecture. I think it's the best course from Vibe Coding. Connecting MCP and watching Cursor generate 90% of the code exactly as intended was a whole new world. Coding always felt daunting, but learning how to make edits using the developer tools was truly impressive. While making manual adjustments one by one was a bit tedious, after finishing the course, my confidence in modifying any structure has skyrocketed. Thank you for the great lecture. I think my practical work speed will double~ Thank you for always providing great lectures~

Is Section 10, the "Implementing Interactions with JavaScript" lecture, originally supposed to be invisible?

To be honest, every time a new AI is released lately, I’ve had this vague anxiety that my job might eventually disappear. I hated feeling so small in front of code, so I signed up for Teacher J-young's class. Usually, when you look up MCP, most resources just stop at explaining the tool's features. But this course felt like it was dealing with real-world practice, which I loved. The process of utilizing design tokens and passing them off in a way that Cursor could understand was fun in itself. Seeing my work being implemented on the web through back-and-forth interaction with the AI taught me exactly what "Vibe Coding" is all about. I was especially touched by the materials meticulously organized in Notion; even when I missed something in the video, I could resolve it by following along with the Notion docs. I will definitely take your next course when it opens. Thank you so much, Teacher!!