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Move into product design

Research that changes the brief, not decoration after it.

5 courses · 149 hours

Beginner to Advanced

Taught by Mara Lindqvist and Noor Aziz

Finishes

February 10, 2027

16 weeks at 9 hours a week

9 of 149 hours covered140 to go

Hours you have a week
9 hours
Plus, 4 monthsCheaper
$116
4 courses, one by one
$376
Start with Interface fundamentalsStart 7 days free

The five courses

Already know one? Press “I know this” on its card and it comes off the schedule.

Your week

9 hours a week, until February 10, 2027. Sessions start at 7pm on weekdays and at 9am on weekends.

  1. Mon2 h

    7pm8pm
  2. Tue1 h

    7pm
  3. Wed1 h

    7pm
  4. Thu1 h

    7pm
  5. FriOff

  6. Sat3 h

    9am10am11am
  7. Sun1 h

    9am

Before you start

  • What to bring

    Opinions on the apps you use every day. The first course needs a notebook and five people.

  • When a week goes badly

    Nothing expires. Lower the hours and the date moves, and the courses you own stay yours.

  • What the certificate asks

    All five courses and their projects. A course you know counts once its project is reviewed.

One certificate for the whole path

It lists the five courses, their hours and their reviewed projects, and an employer can check it at its own address.

Median salary
$102,000
First product design role, reported by 610 graduates twelve months out.
Open roles
3,900
Asked for research and a design system, on the boards we track.
Hired within a year
58%
Of those who finished all five courses and their projects.

More paths

Or aim for a different job

The tutor opens a path when one fits.

Questions

What people ask before they start a path

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Pick the hours. Keep the date.

Lesson one of all five courses is free, with the tutor beside it. Plus opens everything else for $29 a month and stops when you do.

No card for lesson one. Plus cancels in one click.

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