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How is your UI/UX journey going now?

Is the real life project paid?

Please post more videos about design!

Thank you for the video! Tough time for me too right now. Fight on!!

The mentor part of the program is great in theory but one of my kids is doing this program and has had several (not just 1 or 2) no shows by more than one mentor. He's emailed for help multiple times. Not much support/help in response other than a "sorry".

Can you talk about your schedule? Dis you had a planner and if so? Can we see what it look like while you were juggling work And bootcamp? :)

Hi Jacqueline! Thank you so much for making this video - I'm between Springboard and DesignLab but I really love the on-demand mentoring offered by Springboard. I'm currently an Astrophysics Ph.D. at UCI looking for a career change so if I go through with this, I'd try to do it while finishing up my current research project so it'd be a big change. Questions I have: - How many hours would you say one would have to realistically dedicate to finish in the 9 months? (I'm nervous about balancing my remaining research with the work load from a boot camp) - Also, if you need to take longer, do you know if they charge extra and if not, do they cut you off from the lessons/resources after 9 months? - One thing that worries me is how all of the students' portfolios will look cookie-cutter as you said. Do you know if leadership at Springboard is ever open to students doing other projects in place of the ones they offer? My family owns a restaurant with a Wix website but I was thinking I'd love to redesign it using what I would learn. Apologies for the long comment! Hope you can answer my questions - thank you again for making this video. I hope your career is going well! :)

The material for the course just comes from other resources online. The career coach help is nice but depends if you want to pay X amount of money for mentors.

I graduated high school a couple weeks ago and think of doing the UI/UX bootcamp as an alternative to going to college. Do you think I would still be successful in finding a job without a degree and using this bootcamp as the main background in my portfolio to get a job as a UI/UX designer?

You’re not at all affiliated with Spring Board? I’m considered a career change over to UX/UI And I really want to know if it’s even worth it… I heard a lot of employers have a stigma against Bootcamp’s so I’m wondering if I should even invest in taking one. I was debating between design lab & Spring Board, but Eventually decided to go with springboard should I Decide to invest in a Bootcamp

AM IN A DESIGN TEAM!!!

Just saw you on Jubilee, didn't expect you to be in UX lol. Seems to be a popular career path these days, especially for women. Hope you still enjoy it!

You have to make portfolio projects your own. I can see what you mean about the stigma around bootcamp. I recently took a course from School of Motion and was looking at reviews first. Many hiring managers said the quality of work was higher, but all of the portfolios were the exact same.

Thanks for sharing your honest experience. Congratulations on finding a job in your field!

Thanks

I have really enjoyed listening to you and hope you come back to post videos again. Like where you are 1 year later, if you’re still working remotely. Videos about what you love and hate about being ix

Hey. I'd really like to see more videos pertaining to your UX/UI journey since completing Springboard. I am about to begin the 9 month program there and I would love to have more insight from someone who has been through the experience.

Do you need to know a UX design tool like Figma before doing Springboard's UX/UI bootcamp?

Hi! I'm a college student about to graduate next month with a BFA in Graphic Design. I've worked on multiple UX case studies and am currently working on my portfolio. Even with that, do you think that I should still go for the Springboard bootcamp? My main motivation is being able to add more to my portfolio, the mentorship, and career assistance. But then, I know you mentioned in another comment that you wouldn't recommend paying $7k for more schooling. Would you say the same for my situation?

Thank you for sharing this! I am looking for a career change as well and I am debating between Springboard and Thinkful. I was wondering for the real client project, was it a group project or individual? And did you have to go through interviews before getting matched with a client? Thank you!

Hi Jacks, I was wondering if you got your job in UX/UI design in states or Canada ? I'm planning to study remotely in springboard but I need to find job in Vancouver BC so I was wondering if that will be an issue since springboard is located in US, thank you :)

hello, I was wondering if you could shed some light on something springboard has on their site. so to be eligible for their career services, i notice the site mentions that you have to have a bachelor's degree as part of their requirements. Can you confirm this? I met all other requirements but that and i'm pretty bummed.

OMG I here before 1k ... so glade your story is inspiring and motivating waiting for more videos

damn girl you a baddy

How did you get over the learning curve? Like,what steps did you take? Did you have conversations with your boss about it? We’re the understanding and helpful?

Hi! I'm currently enrolled in Springboard and being paired with a great mentor is really important to me. My preferences are similar to yours and was wondering if you could possibly share who your mentor was? Thanks!

Congrats on getting through Springboard, it's a really difficult program! I'm about 30% through the curriculum. How did you stay motivated?

What do you think about a bootcamp vs grad school? Arizona State University has a MS in User Experience available completely online. It's two years part-time, and it'd be $20,000. Bootcamps are generally shorter and cost way less, but you start out at a lower pay. I'm thinking about taking a boot camp, so I can get a job in the field, then get my employer to pay for my masters. I want to help make technology more accessible for people with disabilities, for minorities, or if tech doesn't come naturally to them.

you not doing a lot of videos. Would love more videos on you and what you actually do.

Hey jacqueline, thank you for sharing the experiences. I am about to sign up for the course, but I do have a question regarding the career coach or job guarantee program, I heard it only applies to the cities that they selected and is that true? I am located in Houston, does it count? thanks!

I plan on starting Springboard next month. Any regrets? do you wish you have done another bootcamp? Any advice?

Hi Jacqueline, Thanks for the informative videos. Do you have a referral code for springboard? I’m about to enroll but there’s a $750 off from any referral code and I would like to give you any commission if possible.

Aloha! I’m a complete novice to this field. Looking to transition from mental health to UX. Any tips for a novice? Also, you’re so beautiful!😍🤙🏾

If we don't land a job still we need to pay to springboard.Please reply 🙏

Im not sure if i want to do web developer/design or UI/UX :/

Really helpful advice! Especially about relaxing during portfolio reviews because they’ve already seen and like your work

Hard to avoid moments of being stumped no matter how hard we try. I need to be wise and anticipate questions I have not come across.

8:43 yesss can you please make a separate video on that? 😃

I don't know if I should say. Please don't take in wrong way but your really the most beautiful women I have ever seen.

Hi there! I’m considering Springboard and wondering if I should take the Intro to Design course first? Would you recommend or know someone who is happy they took this first? Nervous about pursuing this career without any type of design background. Thank you! Love your content!

The best review so far. Thank you. You touched my concerns, like whiteboarding and design systems.

What did you major in?

Hey what did you major in?

Do you need a bachelors degree to get a job?

Is there anyone knows is it easy to find a ui/ux designer job in Us? I am going to change my career. I am between Cybersecurity and Ui design. I like ui but I am afraid of not finding a job🤦🏼‍♀️

Hi! This was actually really helpful as I am soon to graduate with an English degree this year but got interesting in the UX/UI field and was starting to do my research. Would you say being not able to draw and sketch nicely could hinder you from exceeding in this career path?

I'm literally one step away from accepting the springboard program. Could I email you some questions?

Super helpful! I apologize if I missed this answer in another video, but how did you end up choosing Springboard over the other options? Design Lab in particular seems the most similar and I’m deciding between the 2. Thank you!

Really awesome video. I'm 27 (feeling old) and in the process of doing a career change. Heavily considering springboard at the moment.

Great review!! Thanks for the advice!!