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PLEASE NOTE: THIS CLASS IS ONLY OPEN TO TEN ELIGIBLE TECHSF CANDIDATES CURRENTLY COLLECTING UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BENEFITS (OR HAVE EXHAUSTED THEIR BENEFITS) AND WHO SCORE 80% OR HIGHER ON THE HTML quiz:http://bavc.org/assessment/quiz/html-css.html AND THE PHOTOSHOP quiz:http://bavc.org/assessment/quiz/photoshop.html
To see if you are eligible, begin by applying here: http://bavc.org/register-techsf
A UX designer is part visual designer, part coder and part behavioral scientist. This combination of skills is über valuable because the way we interact with products, apps and websites has been completely disrupted. Experiential User designers are concerned with who and how an end user will access their applications, how to test for compatibility over platforms and how to create the best solution up front, before launch.
To skill-up and become more marketable, you'll need to talk the talk, walk the walk and wireframe the heck outta your ideas! In this compressed bootcamp you'll learn:
You'll also learn how to recreate your portfolio so it makes sense to employers looking to hire a UX designer.