UX Database - The largest free self taught product design course

Hello everyone! 💜 This past year I've been creating what for me is the most democratic project I've created focused on design, something that has made me think for a long time. Many people have the talent and potential to create digital products that generate a social impact, but unfortunately, they don't have the economic level to pay for design courses of 6000 dollars or more, while courses of other quality disciplines may not even reach 500, why? All these people who want to start need a guide, as one of the most general frustrations is the pollution of information on the internet, as well as very vague articles on how to start in the world of design, or directly the absence of a structure to learn on your own. Using my experience in the industry I have created a guide divided into 35 subjects, from design principles to refining your product with objective data. The course consists of 35 subjects segmented into 210 topics that compose 750 product design learning resources. The most complete free self-study design course. I hope you enjoy it and get the most out of it! Link to the UX Database product design course: https://www.uxdatabase.io/free-p... Any feedback you can give me will be more than welcome!!! Thank you very much 🥰

Wow. Just wow. Are you a one man band or is there a team that’s helping you out? Congrats and that you 💛

Vaaaaamo, menudo crack ❤

@fariz_hakim thoughts?

Woow amazing 😻

Impressive curation work! I can't wait to read it all! Thank you JJ! Upvoted :)

Hi there! Impressive work dude 🤩🤯. I'm interested about accesibility in UX. Have you considered to include good practices and guidelines to make the web more accesible? Thanks a lot for your effort @juan_jesus_millo 💪❤️

Is it just a specific design course that you are offering or we can have access to all resources available on the site ?

Wow, awesome! 🙌🙌🙌

I love the focus on quality materials, sure there's a lot available online but accessing the things that matter is really hard for someone that's unfamiliar with the field. We rely on people to give us the relevant info and not to suck the money out of us. Thanks for this resource, might even use it myself! Been looking to get more familiar with UX :)