When I registered at Camp Cradis, I expected to learn new concepts and tools and develop my skills as a user experience designer, but what happened completely exceeded my expectations because the camp was not just theoretical education Or traditional sessions, but it was an integrated practical experience in which I lived the role of the designer in a completely realistic way, as if I was actually working in a real work environment. This thing made me add the camp experience in the practical experiences section of my CV instead of it being in the training courses section only
During the camp, we worked on real projects and went through all the stages of user experience design very intensively. We started by collecting data and conducting research with stakeholders and real users to understand their needs. Then we learned how to analyze this data and identify the basic problems that we need to address. After that, we moved to the stage of generating ideas, formulating appropriate solutions, and designing effective prototypes
Another advantage of the camp is that it brings you together with teams with diverse experiences and cultures, and this has helped me develop my communication and teamwork skills significantly
The experience was like an actual simulation of the labor market. I learned things from it that I would never gain from theoretical education alone. If you are looking for an experience that teaches you design from a practical perspective and prepares you for the labor market in a real way, I advise you to use the Cradis camp. It is a unique experience for every user experience designer who wants to develop himself and achieve clear progress in his professional career
Graduates who started here, making a difference in the world of design
True success stories from students who started from scratch and - thanks to God - became professionals in user experience design. Real-life testimonials from our graduates whose careers began here.
A beautiful experience rich in valuable experiences and information, in addition to student supervisors sharing their practical experiences and professional opinions, an interactive practical camp away from theorizing and lecturing about work ideals.
