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While it was useful overall, I have a few issues with this course. Firstly, there are some feature and actions that the instructor performs on Figma that are not explained. For example, in the Dog Walker App, there are some calendar and time-choosing actions that had not been communicated before. I was not given any instruction on how to add scrollable time wheels or calendar selection options anytime over the duration of the past 5 courses. Secondly, some questions in the graded evaluations are exceedingly vague and ambiguous. As I can see it, there can be multiple correct answers to such questions. Thirdly, I feel like repeating the process of usability testing and research over and over again is redundant. We have already performed user research and usability testing twice in this course. Dedicating another module to it here feels extremely unnecessary. Although I realize that user research is an iterative process, surely there are better ways to structure course content? We could have been given detailed instructions on Figma like components, variants, and states. That would have been much more useful.

This course is too heavy to digest. Some parts have some issues. I lost my progress in Week 1 and week 2 right when I clicked "reset my deadlines" button (I read the help docs and it said that the progress is irrelevant with that button, that's why I clicked it without hesitation). It suddenly happened to me. How awful it is!!!!!!!!!! I contacted support team but they said that they didn't see my record of those weeks and they couldn't restore my progress.. Next, I found another issue when I tried to answer a question. I attached the images here for your references. I can't bear with this.

Basically, the course is good and I was able to gain some useful experience. As a experienced designer, my opinion is, that the course is too much beginner level. If you haven't learned the basic principles of design, it's no use trying to teach them to someone in a matter of days and weeks. It takes months and years of practice. That's why 3/4 of the course was pointless for me. And of course you can see it in the results of the peers where almost nobody could design or had something learned from the lessons before. And what is that good for?

Mediocre overview of the concepts prevented. Instructors could've easily shown more examples or demonstrated creating a mockup in Figma from scratch, but they couldn't be bothered to. Additionally, the "challenges" (tests) at the end of every module are testing the student on visual concepts, yet contain no visuals in the questions- only text, which makes for frustratingly vague/ambiguous questions that are needlessly difficult.

Feels like it misses on things while wasting time going back over things we just did. To my understanding, the courses are meant to be taken in order so it felt like a large waste of time relearning things I just did while other important issues were missed completely or put together in an order that just wasn't conductive.