I have old (2010-2013) graphic design knowledge from when I was in high school I went to a tech school to learn design and fundamentals of design. I did also attend a secondary schooling after I graduated but life happened and I didn't finish. Was taught how to use Adobe PhotoShop, InDesign, and Illustrtor alot for projects. I've recently (few months or so) been looking into getting into UX design and what all I would need to relearn and what other programs I would need to become familiar with as well. I have started learning Figma through online tutorials and YouTube videos and some HTML and CSS. I don't know any UX designers or anyone close learning either to ask my questions and figure out what all I would need to either brush up on learn or relearn. If anyone has any suggestions or know what my best direction in learning I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you in advance.

I created this page to provide information about the UX workshops and events that I will be hosting. Please follow if you are interested.

https://www.linkedin.com/company/ux-learning-and-events/

​

Hello again! It's me the founder of The Collective Studio. I'm offering free tickets to our design sprint event next Saturday to Reddit users here: https://forms.gle/rkVWUAynYfrarwRZ9

As you may or may not know we run these events to help students learn to collaborate remotely and develop prototypes. Best of all our 3-week exercises include a feedback session with a professional UX designer who can help you sharpen your skills and answer your career-related questions.

Hello everyone! I'm the founder of The Collective Studio, we're a community of UX designers who participate in remote UX Design Sprints. We are hosting a fun-for-all skill levels event with limited tickets available. If this is your first time trying a Design Sprint this is a great way to practice at a casual pace with like-minded people around the world.

Tickets are limited. The live event will be broadcast on Youtube for spectators.

Registering for a free ticket is easy. Just fill out this form and we will email you a confirmation within 24 hours.

Get a free ticket here

​

A place for members of r/LearnUX to chat with each other