Interaction Design Foundation

Update: They issued me a refund after I contacted them.
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They never sent me any renewal notice or receipt of purchase since I signed up for a membership in 2019. I haven been charged every year since (2020, 2021, 2022). I was totally unaware of the transactions since I was expecting any subscription service to send a notification for renewal and receipt after renewal. But I didn't get a single email about it from them which is something I've never seen elsewhere. That 600 dollars was the last thing they will ever get from me. I will never use their site again.

I have been a member of the Interaction Design Foundation for a while but only just completed my first course - Human-computer Interaction: Foundation of UX Design.

Overall, it was a great experience. The course content was up to date, and I especially liked how motion design was used in conjunction with video to make the content more relatable and engaging.
I was fascinated by the history of computing and the evolution of tech in general and how its impact on our daily lives grew over time.

I learned the importance of making informed decisions about how users interact with products and systems. The course also covered the fundamental principles of screen design, emphasizing the importance of accessibility and cultural differences as key considerations. As case studies, we explored real-world products, delving into their user experience and evaluating the thought process behind the design decisions.

I just earned my first certificate. It was a pleasure to listen to Dan Norman's friendly talk. He explains very well how to work on global issues as a designer and how to be effective on them. While listening to him, it is possible to realize the big picture we are in. It definitely broads up horizon. I am so excited to take other courses too. There is a booking system so courses are not available all the time. It give the feeling that it is live so you dont debt to take a lot of courses at a time. It is possible to see new course each day and each course subject is very interesting. I highly recommend!

I joined in my career early days, and learned a lot of things while I was working. It was very common to have a tab open for quick consulting, and also studying with their courses. Now, almost 4 years later, I'm mid-to-senior UX Designer, and back for the more advanced courses and masterclasses.
I highly recommend the Interaction Design Foundation.

I did a free trial of this service. Not ready yet to subscribe because I am too busy at the moment but will do for sure in the future. Tons of very useful content if you are interested in interaction design, CX design and UX design. Customer service applies 120% the rules of excellent CX experience management. Thank you!

I joined Interaction Design Foundation in January 2021 hoping to learn the ABC of interaction design, but I got so much more than that.
Not only IxDF offers a variety of courses with recognised certification held by top designers, but also articles, masterclasses, webinars and bootcamps.
Moreover, members are free to join communities, get in touch with other designers and schedule virtual or in-person gatherings.
100% recommended!

Would highly recommend this resource if you are serious about getting into UX Design.
There's a variety of content to choose from, that covers many niches in the industry.
The way the content is laid out is great too. It is engaging, contains videos and quizzes, and you can jump right in from where you left off.

The staff are also helpful and quick to respond to questions.

I have been studing UX with IxDF for the past year and I'm planning to continue doing so in the future because they don't rest in offering great new courses every few months.
In terms of economy, with one anual fee (that in other places wouldn´t pay for one course) I managed to do 15 courses (I would have done more if I had the time).
In summary, the best of the experiences. Thanks Rikke and IxDF for this great platform.

I learned about I xD Foundation during University, but never actually joined until recently. I've been looking for some professional courses to keep up with the field while searching for work and I wanted to find some good *quality* among the thousands of courses all over the internet. I've had the opportunity to speak with Rikke from the Foundation and she has been one of the most incredible human beings I've ever met, it's thanks to her kindness and help that I've joined the team - and it has been the best decision I could make.

There are plenty of courses and as far as I've seen they are all of incredible quality. They're designed to help you in the process of learning by using both video and written material, and most of all they have dedicated forum discussions to do some networking and learn with (and from) other's experiences. The Instructors review your course's answers and give you active feedback every time, people are nice, supportive and helpful, and the content is top quality. You can find inspiration and exercises to insert in your Portfolio, but most of all you find great materials and further suggested insights in every lesson, which is a must for those who want to keep up with UX, Research, Design, and so on.

I've only completed one course so far, but I plan to finish more of them as soon as I can. You can learn at your own pace, and go deeper as much as you want in the forums, the discussions or by connecting with people and fellow learners. Incredible!

I couldn't be more happy! <3

THEY WILL STEAL ALL YOUR MONEY AND CHARGE YOUR CREDIT CARD WITHOUT NOTIFYING YOU! DO NOT SIGN UP WITH THEM. THEY ARE SNEAKY AND AWFUL PEOPLE WHO ONLY WANT TO PROFIT OFF OF YOU

High quality UX COURSES with a great material for every level - you will find really interesting courses for beginners, intermediate and advanced learners. The presentation if the learning material is modern and the content is timeless - a mix of video lessons, reading, exercises... You'll get "addicted" to IxDF as me!

I found about this site through a satisfied friend of mine. And I am so glad!
I took part in one course for UX. The materials were so thoughtfully prepared, that the learning was really pleasant. The platform itself is also really nice and easy to use. It presents a lot of opportunities vone to take part in different groups in the community, to make contacts or to find a job.

Now I am looking forward for the next course.

The Interaction Design Foundation reminds me of the Art School where I studied Graphic Design almost 20 years ago, very clear content, full of valuable material with not waste. I feel very comfortable with the way they structure the classes, and there is no rush, you can learn at your own rhythm. They keep track of your progress and look after you to make you keep going an learning.

Overall, it's a good platform with professional teachers and systematic courses. The downside might be the contents is more academic and takes a long time to complete the certificate.

If you are into learning and improving your knowledge about user experience the right way, this is the place. I have had a very good understanding of processes and many years of experience as a product designer, but I still learned a ton here. Their courses are on different levels. They all have depth. It's not always easy to keep up and stay on track if you start too many courses at once - like I did, but this is your part of a job to balance. For the price, you get unlimited possibilities of what you'll do with it, many, many courses that will improve your knowledge if you pay attention to it. It's just the matter of how you use this source.

Highly recommend anyone desire to deep understand about UX, customer centric product, I have not gotton any academical logical and persuasive appoarches before I've known IDF
There're many exciting and useful courses waiting me, I'm eager to be back to learn more and more with IDF

It's a pity that i didnt found ixdf before i spent almost ten months in a "ficticial" official formation about UI / UX Design. I found that the contents reflects what an enterprise expect from an UX Designer or other Interaction Designer. But isn't only that even this formations can help at c level to understand the way to humanize the technologies adoptions.

IDF has the best User experience for students. They set a great example of how product services should be. The courses are thorough and easy to understand. They are also with you in every step of your journey, ready to help and giving you the best user experience.

I'm very grateful to Interaction Design. Is a unique place to find all UX information, truthful and effective. They are also updated courses and are given by great professionals

I was the owner and CEO of an internet software firm. I have always been intrigued by good designs in both physical and software products.

This course has given me valuable insights into the philosophy and techniques of good designs. I now firmly believe that great designs stemmed from a sincere interest in understanding the needs of the users. Techniques are important, however, without genuine user empathy, they are nothing more than putting lipstick on a pig.

Interactional Design Foundation has made an important contribution in teaching good designs to both its members as well as society in general.

I recently completed the Design for the 21st Century by Don Norman in Interaction Design Foundation. I am also pursuing other courses right now.

IxDF has a great collection of courses that caters to every aspect of design and very well-structured content, some from top leaders in the design world. And all this without being too expensive. The courses have a mix of multi-choice questions and essays to test our knowledge which I feel helped me understand the context better. And finally, the quick support provided by the team helped me through the questions when I had any.

The field of design is gaining more and more visibility and that's for the best, but it also comes with the drawback of finding more and more articles on websites, blogs, social media … so that it can be difficult to know which one to rely on.

When I read a course or an article on Interaction Design Foundation, I know it has been written by an expert and reviewed by peers. I can also understand where the information comes from and keep digging on a topic thanks to the references and links provided. In a word, they are professional, and that's what I have always appreciated about them.

I only completed the 'Beginners Guide to UX' course but thoroughly enjoyed it. This course was very in-depth, helpful and easy to follow and I really liked how the course was split over several weeks, there was no pressure to complete it in one go. It was thanks to this course that encouraged me to study User Experience Design at an undergraduate degree level. Customer support and the lectures are very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend trying the courses Interactive Design Foundation offers.