Absolutely, if you work in one of the following areas:

• Design, graphic, product design
• Project or product management
• Software Development
• Marketing
• Psychology
• Architecture

But this is definitely the place for you even if you are open to digital design, improving user experiences, if you want to start a new career!

Do you work with digital products on the agency or client side and would you like to get a better understanding of UX design? Do you work with a design team as a manager or leader? Then the xLabs UX designer training is the place for you!

Do you want to dive into UX or UI design, but you don't feel confident enough about the basics yet? Join the UX Bootcamp training, where you will learn everything you need to move forward!

Don't be afraid to jump in if you come from a completely different area! Our alumni include designers who previously worked as teachers, lawyers, architects, photographers or economists.

We show you what user experience design is, what a user experience designer does.

You will be fully aware of the basic concepts, and you can even try them out in practice.

You will understand the difference between exploratory and control research and learn to use both.

You will understand how a digital structure and information architecture is built.

You will learn how to build a wireframe and what the basic rules of user interface design are.

You will get to know the rules of clear, comprehensible copywriting.

You and your (current or future) UX designer colleagues will understand each other much better.

If your boss asks: investments spent on improving the user experience will return on average 2-100 times.

If the development team needs to be convinced: developers spend half of their time fixing bugs that could have been avoided with proper UX design.

If you talk to the marketing team: a well-designed user experience can result in up to 400% higher conversions.

If you want to boost your career: according to the latest data, UX designer is the second most sought-after creative profession.

You can acquire marketable, ready-to-use knowledge from internationally recognized UX specialists.

The training is intensive and offers plenty of opportunities to try yourself in practice.

The course is short, but long enough to familiarize you with all the key areas of UX design.

You can be part of a close and diversified professional community, which you can count on during and after the training.

You can take part in hands-on UX training where the curriculum was developed by veteran xLabs trainers, and they will help you master it.

You can join the remote live training from anywhere, it doesn't matter which city or country you live in! All this in the form of evening and weekend training, so you don't have to rearrange your whole life.

Primarily enthusiasm and desire to learn. Be open to working in a team, to improve, and to learn from the feedback you receive.

To participate in the training, you will need a modern computer, a stable Internet connection, a webcam and a microphone.

We provide all the necessary software and the corresponding tutorials.

Lectures and workshops are held in English, most of the recommended literature is also in English, so it is good if you can easily read English texts.

The training takes about 11 hours per week - spend at least that much to complete the 6 weeks with good results.