UX/UI Design

I graduated from TripleTen's UX/UI Designer program in July. It was demanding and required a focused commitment, but I can honestly say it was worth the hard work and price of admission. I was one of only 5 students to complete the program on time (started with 50 students), which was both a surprise and also confirmation of the dedication required.The courses were well structured and I learned a great deal, especially about accessibility standards. I also came away with very strong skills using Figma, which is currently a desirable trait when searching for a design role. To be honest though, any student will be best served by doing your own learning in addition to the curriculum, such as YouTube tutorials and the like. The sprints were mostly fair in terms of completion requirements, and the feedback i received from project submissions were very helpful and informative. I will say, this varies with your reviewer; some were extremely helpful while other reviews felt rushed and lacking in constructive feedback. Was I just doing such a great job that there weren't many notes? I doubt it!I must say here that the tutors were awesome and their availability was excellent. This is one of the best parts about TripleTen. If you decide to enroll here, plan on taking advantage of this!! They are a wealth of knowledge and any time I logged into tutor hours, I received one on one help.The career sprints certainly help to get you ready for the job hunt. The most valuable aspect to me was the mock interviews. Both HR and technical interviews were very helpful in preparing me for the real thing, and gave me a positive outlook on something I was dreading! The career sprints were good, but the completion requirements often caused advancement through the regular sprints to grind to a hault, which was extremely frustrating. This was do to the long review time allotment, which was even longer than technical project reviews, which honestly made no sense to me. Hopefully they have fixed this since myself and many others in my group were actively complaining about this.After graduating, the job search was difficult to say the least. The job market is a highly competitive hellscape right now, and the application process is discouraging for the most part. I am happy to say that I did land a design job after about 4 months of searching. The thing that I feel secured the position was my interview skills, which, as I noted previously, was honed with TripleTen's mock interviews.In summary, would I recommend TripleTen to someone looking to switch careers into tech? Yes, I certainly would. But just know: if you are serious about your future career, you will need to work on your skills in addition to this bootcamp, and that means both technical and personal skills. The bootcamp is simply not enough as the job landscape is extremely competitive and oversaturated with applicants for any and all job openings. In my case, I was just about to give up when I finally got my opportunity, so keep working, keep learning, and try not to give up even when the job search beats you down. And it will.

I started learning UX/UI design because I wanted a creative career where I could solve real problems and improve how people interact with technology. After researching different programs, I chose TripleTen for its strong curriculum, hands-on projects, and the ability to study at my own pace. That flexibility has been a huge benefit, especially as someone balancing other responsibilities.The program is thoughtfully structured, guiding you step by step without feeling overwhelming. I’ve really enjoyed the practical assignments that mirror real-world tasks and help build a solid portfolio. The community support has been great too—mentors and peers are always ready to answer questions and provide constructive feedback.Even though I haven’t used all the career support resources yet, it’s clear that the team is committed to helping students succeed. I feel confident that when I’m ready to start my job search, the career coaching and resources will be incredibly valuable. Overall, TripleTen has made learning UX/UI design approachable, rewarding, and genuinely enjoyable.

I decided to join Triple Ten hoping to break into the tech industry. I'm currently enrolled in UX/UI design, my experience thus far has been pretty smooth. I like how the program is self paced and they make it very easy to reach out to tutors for guidance. They offer online support and a personal learning coach to guide you through every step of the process.