UxcelReviews of uxcel.com

This platform very easy to learnig ,understanding UIUX design as a bigner and this course structure very user friendly and happy to learn thank you

It's a great app to start learning UX/UI and improving existing skills. You've got courses, lessons, assessments, certificates, you name it. Enjoying this so far.

I really liked the platform. Everything is done in a convenient format and lets you study what you need. Same images. When you read the theory, you see two images to a block and memorize them. Then in the test section you see the same images and you don't even have to think about which one is correct. You just click on the one you remember is correct. More different tests. Tests basically go by pictures asking "which one is responsible for this." It's too easy. I'd make the tests more complex and contextually more varied. Sections in the menu. The sections in the Catalog menu merge. It's often hard to find what you need the first time. You have to read in and pick and choose. Even if you use the platform often. Recommended courses. I'd like to have recommended courses based on my skillgraph. IBo right now I need to go into every ability I have. For example Research. B to choose some course from there. Add course to bookmarks You can bookmark classes, but you can't bookmark courses. What if I want to keep a course for later, while I'm doing my current course, but I don't want to forget about it? I had to write it in my notes. The test "Do you need this course?" At the beginning of the course, it's not really clear if this course covers new knowledge - or if you already know everything and are just wasting your time. I would make some kind of general test for the course that would show whether you need to take it or not. Description for images. When reading the theory in the text, it doesn't always explain the difference between the two images and why the second option is ticked and the first is unchecked. It's not always clear. I would pay more attention to this.

I was amazed when I used this platform for the first time. The traditional e-learning platforms are tedious and boring with too much redundant information. This platform is fun, direct to the point, and full of benefits that I couldn't mention all of them. I really like skills assessments and the skill graph, measuring my skills to be proven by a trusted platform is truly valuable. The free version is adequate for those who want to assess their skills, by the way, their subscription is honestly nothing for the value you will get.

Uxcel is a comprehensive and user-friendly resource for learning UI/UX design. It excels in breaking down complex topics and providing clear and robust explanations. This makes it an ideal resource for beginners in the field, who may find free readings on the internet overwhelming. The material is well-researched and includes visual elements to aid in understanding. The lessons are bite-sized and can be easily incorporated into daily learning. Additionally, the challenges and assessments help to apply the knowledge learned in a practical manner. The arcade feature is also a unique and effective way to train the brain and eyes to become a designer. However, the addition of a built-in spaced repetition system or note-making mechanism to save nuanced tips would enhance the overall learning experience and help retain knowledge in the long term. Overall, I highly recommend Uxcel to anyone looking to improve their UI/UX design skills.

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I took my first course recently, the one on Mobile Design, and found it incredibly useful. I love that they provide visual examples for everything, I love that the lessons are not too long, and the tests really help you make sure you understood everything. I think there are too few resources out there on the UI part of UX/UI, so I am very glad I found uxcel.

The content itself is super helpful. And the customer support is amazingly amazing they helped me in every step and provided me