Victor Ponamariov
By Victor Ponamariov, 13 years making digital products. Author of 100 UI/UX tips and ReForm, 1000+ copies sold.

Level up your UI/UX skills

Most design courses teach you how to design buttons, choose fonts and select colors.
This course will be different.
I will teach you how to solve complex interface tasks by redesigning a real-life app used by more than 2 million users.
The first 100 Spots sold out.
Join the waitlist for the next pre-sale (est. October 2024)
Once ~40% of the course is ready, a new pre-sale will open at a reduced price.
Chiara Aliotta
This course will
‘give designers wings’!
Chiara Aliotta
Brand Designer and Digital Storyteller.
Public speaker. AWWWARDS Jury.
By the end of this course you will
Level up your UI/UX knowledge
You will know what is wrong with this dropdown
How this form can be improved
Which controls you should use and when
Know how to analyze and review
Spot tiny details that make a difference
Train your vision to spot any mistake
Instantly notice when something "is not right"
Improve your visual skills
This picture won't be a mystery for you
You will know which button is better and why
Notice problems others won't even think about
What is special about it?

Imagine you’ve got a new job at a big company.

The application was developed years ago. It’s complex and full of complicated features. And you're going to work with it.

It's not going to look like a "food delivery" or "to-do list" app that you may have seen on Dribbble. It's going to be tough.

In this course, you will work on a real-world application, not a fake one. It already exists and is called Fedica. Its interface is outdated and has many issues.

However, it is used by more than 2 million people!

Using this app as a basis, I will teach you how to solve real-life design problems.

Victor has a great mix of design and development skills, always diving deep to find multiple solutions for UI/UX issues. He looks at the whole digital product, not just bits and pieces, making sure everything works together smoothly.

Dmitriy Bunin
Dmitriy Bunin
Designer and Creator of FramesX
What you will learn
UX Laws
Only those that are essential and used in practice a lot. That's the foundation we should know.
Finding Issues
Analyzing an existing application and spotting all the problems it has is a priceless skill.
Layouts
How to choose a proper layout depending on the app's needs and how it will look on mobile screens.
Forms
How to work with complicated forms, from choosing the right inputs to solving complex validation problems.
Pagination
How to properly use pagination, when to choose "load more," and when to go with the previous/next style.
Charts
How to visualize data: when charts are necessary and when we can use other methods.
Navigation
How to group pages reasonably, choose between horizontal and vertical layouts, and make it accessible.
Displaying Lists
Whether it should be a table or a list of cards, and what information the items should have.
Dashboard
How to properly display information on a dashboard, and what should and should not be there.
Calendars
How to work with scheduling events, displaying timelines, and ensuring good usability.
Maps
How to display and filter statistical data on a world map, keeping usability in mind.
Responsiveness
How to display all that on different screen resolutions, which might not be a trivial task.
From the author

Hey, my name is Victor.

As a developer, I’ve always paid special attention to user interfaces and that's become a passion of mine.

I began writing about user interfaces and user experience.

Over the past three years, I’ve written two books, published several articles, and shared many UI/UX tips on Twitter/X.

But this time, I will create something bigger.

I decided to quit my job and dedicate all my time to work on UI/UX course. So far, the largest educational product that will have everything I know about interfaces.

This course will not teach you how to use Figma.

Instead, it will provide solutions to common design problems that you will have in real life applications.

Victor Ponamariov

I've been building digital products for more than 13 years.

Running a newsletter for more than 9500 designers and developers.

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13
Years of experience
9500
Lovely newsletter readers
1200
Book copies sold
100
UI/UX tips shared

I've been following Victor's content for years. He shares concise UI/UX insights that are easy to understand. As a designer, I find his short explanations very efficient for quick learning without lengthy reading.

Denis Danilov
Denis Danilov
Staff Product Designer at Icons8
Price and delivery time
Pre-Order starts in July, 2024
$97, sold out
Course launches in November, 2024
$397, final price
Boost your design skills.

No matter who you are, if you build digital products, this is for you.

You will get lifetime access to the platform by November, packed with knowledge.

Join the waitlist now, to get the course at reduced price.

Frequently asked questions
What is a pre-order?
A pre-order offers you the opportunity to purchase the course at a significantly discounted price before its official release. This allows you to secure your spot early and enjoy substantial savings.
Do you offer refunds?
Absolutely. Prior to the course launch, we offer a no-questions-asked refund policy. After the launch, we'll provide a grace period during which you can still request a refund if you're not satisfied.
What the course will look like?
The course will have lessons that will include text, illustrations, videos, occasional code snippets when relevant, links to extra resources and much more.
What is Fedica?
Fedica is an application that will be used as an example for teaching UI/UX. I will redesign the application from scratch and show how to solve real design issues that existing application has.
Will there be a community?
There is a good chance that I'll create one—a place that will be convenient for everyone. A place where you can ask questions, provide feedback, and just have nice people around!
What platform will be used for the course?
A custom written one. After trying out a lot of other platforms, I decided that I'll have better flexibility by using my own platform. If you are curious, it is NuxtJS with Nuxt Content plugin and MDC syntax.