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UILearn Design Challenges — Solve real world problems and build your portfolio
Hit the brakes on those faux projects and dive into the thick of health, trot into travel triumphs, and gear up for transportation feats. Ready to get your hands dirty with actual issues that matter?
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Congratulations on your product launch! It's fantastic to see such an innovative approach to tackling real-world challenges in health, travel, and transportation. Can't wait to see the positive impact this will bring! 🚀🌟
@thalion_pb Thanks man! Indeed, perfect for practice and I even tested it myself when transitioning to an industry I know nothing about.
What a great resource!
Already sharing it with my new program students.
Thank you for doing it.
Congrats on the launch @denislav_jeliazkov , I'll recommend this to my students 🎉👏
Congrats with the launch @denislav_jeliazkov ! Definitely a must try for all Product designers!
Really incredible work @denislav_gavrailov! Congrats on the launch, keen to share this with a few people learning design 🤗
Great initiative! Solving real-world problems through design challenges is an excellent way to enhance skills and showcase them in a portfolio. Kudos to UILearn for providing such valuable opportunities! 👏 #DesignChallenges #PortfolioBuilding
@denislav_jeliazkov
Your platform is like the ultimate training ground for newbie designers! 🚀 Love how it throws real challenges their way, turning skills into perfection.
Quick one: Any standout success stories from designers who've leveled up using your platform?
@aashish_peepra Thanks for this. In fact we do have series on our blog called Success stories and will be adding much more to them. https://uilearn.com/category/stu...
Challenges like this encourage the designer to consider the entire user experience and how all the pieces connect. I've written about why the daily UI challenge isn't as effective (https://medium.com/user-experien...) because it only has new designers considering one piece, not how it all works as a holistic experience. This is definitely something I'll be recommending!
@dan_sapio Indeed, the daily UI challenge is good, but it locks you into one vertical. Which is not bad if that's the only thing you want to improve, but in order to design effective software you need to think holistically about every aspect of design.
Everything Denislav does is high quality so I cannot wait to check this out :D. Legend in the design space. Do you think this could get someone totally new up to speed on design or is it for more experienced folks ???
@clay_raterman Definetly goal is new people to help them build better case studies, but experienced people can also use it on the harder problems
Totally impressed! Being an engineering tutor, I am thinking about incorporating it in our project-based learning workshops. Anything would you like to suggestion?
@naveed_rehman This is amazing, I think it helps thinking through problems more in-depth rather than coming up with a solution immediatelly
Incredible initiative! I really appreciate the spirit of this project as it offers designers a practical opportunity to get hands-on experience and create valuable design projects for their portfolios, especially when they don't have much to showcase yet. I'm particularly intrigued to see how this could evolve into something even bigger: a community learning experience, where people from various fields collaborate on the same challenges — just like in real life. The potential for leveling up is immense. Excited to see where this leads! Congrats @denislav_jeliazkov
@yanel_bottini I couldn't have said it any better. Goal is to help everybody at any level do more real work
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