Get a New Job in UX Design

Frequently asked questions

Can this bootcamp fit around my current job or studies?

Absolutely! This bootcamp is completely online and is largely self-paced (within the 8-week schedule). This means you are free to choose when to work on your projects, have mentor sessions and work towards getting that new job. Just remember, the more you put it, the more you’ll get out of it!

What are my chances to get a job in UX design?

UX design is a booming industry and demand for UX designers grows each and every year. This online bootcamp will give you the best possible chance to get a job in this lucrative industry through expert feedback from your experienced mentor, advice for how to apply for jobs and tips for how to perform at interview. What's more, you'll gain invaluable insights direct from a UX recruiter—you couldn't give yourself a better chance!

Can I get a refund if I’m not satisfied?

If you are truly unhappy with the experience, you may request a refund. This must be done within the first 14 days of the bootcamp and you should have had no more than one session with your mentor.

Do I need any prior design skills or education to enroll?

There are no prerequisites required to enroll in this bootcamp, however it is an advantage if you have a basic understanding of design concepts and technical skills. If you or your mentor feel you need to expand your knowledge and skill set in a particular area once you've enrolled in the bootcamp, we can always help you get up to speed by taking a few of our online UX courses completely free of charge. You'll then be ready to get to work building up a personalized and laser-focused portfolio with the primary goal of launching your UX design career!

What Return on Investment (ROI) can I expect from my investment?

UX designer salaries are soaring upwards of $110,000 per year in cities like San Francisco and New York, and even in other areas you can expect a salary of around $70,000. You will therefore gain more than 85x the value of this bootcamp in just your first year of employment!

Here are some US job statistics for UX designers:

What kind of projects will I work on?

You’ll work on projects that employers want to see in junior and mid-level design portfolios (trust us, we asked). From App Design to Web Design to Branding & Identity, you can pick a range of projects that are best suited to your skills and career aspirations so you end up with a portfolio site that suits and serves you best.

What makes this bootcamp different?

Rather than assign the same one-size-fits-all projects to everyone, our project frameworks guide you step-by-step as you work on unique projects curated by designers and recruiters from across the creative industry. You also have the opportunity to work on your own existing projects or and gain real-life experience that employers definitely want to see!

What happens if I fall behind with the schedule?

The bootcamp is scheduled to fit an 8-week timeline, however if unforeseen circumstances mean you can’t complete all the mentor sessions within that time frame, we can extend by up to a month. You are, of course, free to continue working on your projects, portfolio site and job applications once the bootcamp is over—you’ll have permanent access to the bootcamp resources.

How does the bootcamp line up with Interaction Design Foundation (IDF) courses?

You can take take IDF courses alongside this Get a UX Design Job bootcamp. In fact, IDF course content is highly relevant and complementary to the bootcamp schedule. You’ll find IDF resources mapped out into the bootcamp curricula and you can also use the Build Your Portfolio Projects found inside IDF courses during the bootcamp as projects to work on with your mentor.