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What are the best design courses for you?

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Are you interested in learning or improving your design skills? Whether you want to pursue a career in graphic design, web design, user interface design, or any other related field, you need to have a solid foundation of design principles, tools, and techniques. But how do you choose the best design courses for you among the many options available online and offline? In this article, we will help you answer this question by giving you some tips and criteria to consider before enrolling in any design course.

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Pranav Shrivastava

Summer Intern @Grant Thornton | Prev. KPMG, adidas, Michael Page | B.Com (Hons.), 2025 | McKinsey Forward Co' 2025
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Head of Learning and Development at The Right Street Digital

1 Your goals and level

The first thing you need to do is to define your goals and level of design. What do you want to achieve with your design skills? Do you want to learn the basics, advance your existing skills, or specialize in a specific area? How much time and money are you willing to invest in your learning? Depending on your answers, you can narrow down your options and look for courses that match your needs and expectations.

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Pranav Shrivastava

Summer Intern @Grant Thornton | Prev. KPMG, adidas, Michael Page | B.Com (Hons.), 2025 | McKinsey Forward Co' 2025
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In the current paradigm, there's an abundance of sources for learning, especially through the online mode. Before we start rummaging through a plethora of websites, let's define our goals & our ultimate outcome that we envision out of these courses. A good way is to explore & try out multiple areas of design, before you finally usher into a specialisation or spend your money on that course. If you're a beginner who's looking to explore this arena, start with Canva or Figma, as both are free, & Figma is a must-have tool for UX designing, which is a rage currently. You'll get an idea of majority of tools & functions that professionals use, which are mostly Adobe Products. Plus, as an added bonus, the UI & the tools are relatively similar. 1/n

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Head of Learning and Development at The Right Street Digital
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There is an important bit of soul-searching you should do before you start shopping for a course. Are you looking to expand your design thinking skills, sharpen your eye and cultivate your taste, or are you looking to learn a new tool, tackle a platform, or a technical sector? Both are equally important, but it might be difficult to work on all the aspects at once.

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2 The course content and format

The next thing you need to check is the course content and format. What topics and skills does the course cover? How is the course structured and delivered? Does it include lectures, exercises, projects, feedback, quizzes, or certificates? How long does it take to complete the course? How flexible is the schedule and pace? You want to make sure that the course content is relevant, comprehensive, and engaging, and that the format suits your learning style and preferences.

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What is the best learning style that suits your habits? Do you like practical courses, where you'll start on some coursework immediately, or do you prefer listening/watching an entire series before actually going in and doing some practical work yourself?

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3 The instructor and the platform

Another important factor to consider is the instructor and the platform of the course. Who is the instructor and what are their credentials and experience? How do they communicate and interact with the students? How do they explain and demonstrate the concepts and techniques? How do they assess and support the learning outcomes? You want to learn from someone who is knowledgeable, qualified, and passionate about design, and who can provide clear, practical, and constructive guidance. You also want to choose a platform that is reliable, user-friendly, and accessible, and that offers quality content, resources, and support.

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4 The reviews and the results

Finally, you need to look at the reviews and the results of the course. What do other students and learners say about the course? How do they rate and review the course content, format, instructor, and platform? What are the pros and cons of the course? What are the main takeaways and benefits of the course? How did the course help them improve their design skills and achieve their goals? You want to find honest, unbiased, and detailed feedback that can help you evaluate the course quality and effectiveness, and that can show you the potential outcomes and value of the course.

As you can see, there are many factors to consider when choosing the best design courses for you. By following these tips and criteria, you can make an informed and confident decision that will help you learn and grow as a designer. Remember that there is no one-size-fits-all solution for design education, and that you need to find the courses that suit your unique needs, interests, and aspirations.

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5 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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