I’m a student studying BI/BX design. Since more and more places are starting to use Figma as a standard tool, I decided to take this course. I think it was a great course, as even non-majors can learn it easily.

Product designers shouldn't just create pretty designs; they need to design in a way that allows for smooth communication with developers. I have often felt this necessity, and I believed that efficient, developer-friendly design is required to achieve this. I thought one of the ways to do that is by implementing responsive design in Figma. I feel that this single course is enough to fully master responsive design. However, it might be a bit difficult for those who don't know Figma at all. Although Eric explains things very well, a lot of practice will be needed if you aren't familiar with the concepts and tools primarily used in Figma. Since he also shares various tips like plugins and helpful websites, I think it will be very beneficial for working professionals as well. Thank you for providing such a great course!

I recommend this course to complete beginners. It would be great for those who don't quite have a grasp of what UX is yet. I majored in Industrial Design. Through this course, I was able to organize the concepts I had only vaguely understood through self-study. Since my school focused mostly on practical work, I took this course because I wanted to study UX systematically. The instructor explains the very basics simply, and since I already knew much of it, I was able to absorb the material quickly. While this level of information can be found on YouTube or through simple searches these days, the reason I purchased and took this course was that I thought it was the most efficient method. Although the production quality isn't exceptionally high, I believe it contains most of the necessary content. Since UX requires continuous study anyway, diving into deep topics from the start only raises the barrier to entry. I think just recognizing these basics as the fundamental framework will help reduce confusion in future studies. Furthermore, I was in a state where I couldn't distinguish what I knew from what I didn't, but while taking this course, I felt things were getting organized, and I was able to identify areas I want to study further. Additionally, the instructor shared stories about practical work and real-world experiences, which I actually enjoyed as it provided a sense of realism. Thank you for the great lecture.

It was a great lecture for building a solid foundation in Figma.