I stumbled upon Nikita Yudaev's web design course by chance – I saw an ad on Instagram. Previously, I had been looking for similar courses and was considering enrolling in larger schools, like Skillbox. To be honest, I was initially skeptical about this course. The price is lower than competitors, the duration of the training is short, and it doesn't have much recognition online – I hadn't seen any ads for it before. Overall, I was a bit apprehensive. Then I looked at the reviews, and they seemed decent, so I decided to take the risk. The training takes place on the GetCourse platform, which I am familiar with. The lessons, live sessions, and homework with feedback are a solid 10 out of 10. The main content is presented through video lessons, and the information is delivered concisely without unnecessary details. The sound and video quality are top-notch. The live sessions cover additional topics, but sometimes it was inconvenient for me to attend them due to my schedule, so I had to settle for the recordings. There are plenty of homework assignments, and all materials are available in the personal account. The assignment checks are done quickly, and my curator was wonderful. In the end, my concerns were unfounded. The course turned out to be excellent, and I don't regret the money spent. In other schools, I would have spent more, and the quality would likely have been worse.
