1Basic
User Research Basics
Research methods, interview techniques, and insight synthesis for UI/UX interviews.
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The progression is fixed, and each topic builds the foundation for stronger product design interview answers.
2Intermediate
Information Architecture
Content structure, navigation design, card sorting, and findability for UI/UX interviews.
3Intermediate
Wireframing and User Flows
Layout planning, task flow validation, fidelity decisions, and team alignment for UI/UX interviews.
4Advanced
Visual Design Systems
Design tokens, WCAG contrast, component states, and scalable design systems for UI/UX interviews.
5Advanced
Usability Testing
Task-based sessions, neutral moderation, issue prioritization, and findings synthesis for UI/UX interviews.
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Test duration depends on topic difficulty — from 12 to 26 minutes for Frontend topics, up to 24 minutes for QA and UI/UX topics.
No. Progression is strictly sequential: each topic unlocks only after passing the previous one.
5 topics: User Research Basics, Information Architecture, Wireframing & User Flows, Visual Design Systems, Usability Testing — basic to advanced.
Yes. Topic 1 covers research methods, interview techniques, affinity mapping, participant recruitment, and insight synthesis.
Fidelity levels, critical state design (loading, error, empty), user flow diagrams, design process sequence, and team alignment.