Six practising coaches. They record the lessons, and they are the ones who review what you submit — there is no teaching assistant in between.
Twelve years of product design, six of them teaching it. Li reviews every submitted file personally and is blunt about layout in the way that saves you a fortnight.
Nadia has shipped discovery programmes at two marketplaces and one bank. She teaches the unglamorous half: how to write the question before you run the study.
Maya came to interfaces from broadcast, which is why the motion she teaches has timing rather than easing presets.
Arman sits between the design file and the component library and has strong opinions about who owns the gap. Both of his courses are about closing it.
Nine years of front-end, most of it undoing clever layout. Ivo teaches the boring primitives until they stop being boring.
Sofia runs lifecycle for a subscription business and writes the emails herself, which is why her course spends a whole module on the unsubscribe.
No coach teaches that track yet.
We take on four coaches a year. You keep your day job; we handle production, the platform and the students.
One page: who it is for, what they will be able to do at the end, and why you.
We produce it with you, then put it in front of thirty learners and listen.
Eight to twelve weeks, with an editor. You review submissions from day one.