Krisztina Szerovay

How to train your designer eye & develop your design skills

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Developing a sharp visual instinct is one of the most underrated yet critical skills for any aspiring or practicing digital designer. In "How to train your designer eye & develop your design skills," celebrated UX creator Krisztina Szerovay demystifies the artistic process, proving that exceptional UI/UX design is a structured, learnable discipline rather than an innate, mysterious talent. This comprehensive masterclass provides students with a practical framework to analyze existing user interfaces, extract valuable design patterns, and strategically collect inspiration that actually fuels creative work. Throughout the course, you will learn how to systematically study layout, typography, color harmony, and interactive components. By shifting your perspective from passive observer to active analyst, you will establish a sustainable daily workflow for researching good design practices. Krisztina guides you through concrete exercises to practice and experiment effectively, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and hands-on Figma application. Whether you are a beginner looking to break into the industry, a developer wanting to improve your frontend aesthetics, or a junior designer seeking to build confidence in your visual decisions, this course delivers the ultimate blueprint to accelerate your artistic growth and elevate your design career.

Be a better UX designer by understanding development aspects

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In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, successful user experience design requires more than just high-fidelity wireframes and aesthetically pleasing user interfaces. Krisztina Szerovay's specialized course, 'Be a better UX designer by understanding development aspects', is a comprehensive guide tailored for designers who want to elevate their strategic impact by mastering the technical realities of software engineering. This course shifts the conversation away from the simplistic debate of whether designers should learn to code, focusing instead on building a shared vocabulary and understanding fundamental technical constraints. Students will dive deep into database structures, data modeling, form validation algorithms, API capabilities, and the inherent differences between online and offline applications. By learning to think algorithmically, UX professionals can anticipate edge cases, optimize application performance, and design realistic user flows that align with development feasibility. Ultimately, this course empowers digital product designers, UI designers, and product managers to collaborate effectively with engineering teams, streamline the handoff process, reduce development friction, and make highly informed design decisions that balance user needs with technical viability.

Sketching for UX Designers - Boost UX work with pen & paper!

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Embracing the power of pen and paper is one of the most effective ways to accelerate your user experience design workflow, and Krisztina Szerovay’s specialized course is designed to unlock this creative potential. This comprehensive training dispels the common myth that you need professional artistic talent to succeed in UX design. Instead, it focuses on sketching as a powerful, rapid communication tool for generating, exploring, and validating product ideas quickly. Throughout this course, you will learn how to translate complex digital concepts into clear, low-fidelity paper prototypes, detailed user flows, expressive UI animations, and engaging storyboards. By incorporating physical sketching into your daily design routine, you can facilitate better collaboration with cross-functional product teams, align stakeholders faster, and iterate on design solutions before touching high-fidelity design software. This course serves as an invaluable asset for UX/UI designers, product managers, business analysts, and developers looking to harness visual thinking, graphic facilitation, and sketchnoting to simplify problem-solving and elevate their overall product design methodology.