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It would be great if at the end of the course there was some final big general test, which contains questions for all levels of the course. This would consolidate the knowledge gained. Then you can issue a certificate.

It is even possible to add practical tasks, for example: create the correct registration form. And also add the game to the "arcade" section In which users who have completed the course will help check the assignments. (this is rather a dumb idea, but maybe you can develop it)

Final big general test

Hello Uxcels, Love your product—10/10! :) One feature I would love to see is an audio button for each text snippet to read the text out loud. As someone with severe dyslexia, hearing the text while reading it significantly enhances my comprehension. Even though I understand each word when I read, hearing it simultaneously increases my grasp of the full context tenfold. Currently, I paste the text into ChatGPT to have it read aloud. Having this feature integrated would be fantastic! Keep up your amazing work! Have a great summer. Cheers, Philip

Audio button - Reading text out loud

An Unknown User

Please add a progress bar on lesson pages in the mobile app.

Lesson progress bar

anik.zhenia

You guys should add some when a test or a quiz is completed. It will keep my sense of rewarding highly connected to willingly to keep going and going!!

Rewarding Microinteractions

Lucas Lucente

Sometimes if it’s been a year that you complete a course, you will review your skills another time. I can do the course again, but it would be nice if I can do only the level test of a course over again.

Possibility to do over the level test in a course

Hillany Tinge

The user would like to see a certification offered for the Service Designer career path, similar to the certifications available for other career paths like Product Designer, UX/UI Designer, and UX Researcher. This would allow users to validate their skills in Service Design.

Service Designer Career Path Certification

Emma Rimbert

It will be great to see the user’s feedback comment along with the rating to each course.

Course Feedback with comments

Desislava Dimcheva

I would love to be able to save tutorials to a reading list to revisit.

Bookmark Tutorials

Maddie Bellon

It would be great if, when I follow someone, I could receive a tailored notification, such as when that user posts a new project.

Receive Notification of new Project by User

Franjo Stojić

Hi Uxcel team, It would be great to have a dedicated section where readers can easily discover other projects from the same author. Something like a "More from This Author" section that showcases additional work could encourage users to explore more content and provide better visibility for designers with multiple projects. This feature would be especially helpful for building a portfolio within the platform and keeping visitors engaged with related projects.<img src="https://fb-usercontent.fra1.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/ss-0192666e-dece-71c8-8f59-e95fd72a51e4.png" data-width="100%" data-align="left">

More from this Author

User

I loved how UXCEL is growing every day. This is design thinking in practice.

I logged in after a few weeks, and I want to start over again (without affecting my scores, or progress) or start from the complete beginner as if this is new. The first course does act as reflection so, it would be great to reflect in a while. WDYT?

Start over or reset progress

A Banjara

Uxcel mobile app

Sankha Wijesinghe

Design briefs with which learners can practice the material. An opportunity to ask feedback from peers or mentors - something that we learners often lack to improve.

Projects for practice & feedback exchange

Myroslava Domanitska

Hi, I am an Italian guy. I often read texts in English, but having the platform also available for one's native language makes it more inclusive and accessible for everyone. Are you planning to include this feature? It would be much appreciated You have done a great job on this app

Translation

HI Uxcel Team, I would love to know any method to complete a UX take Home Task in a week or any tips. Most of the take-home tasks requested to complete in 60-180 mins and the requirement is to see at least the UI of the solution; it is quite difficult to do research and create the solution in this time frame. There are 55k views on the topic of How I got a design job at Uber (Take Home Assignment) femke.design youtube channel. Hopefully Uxcel can really consider it and I would much appreciated it. Recruiter want to see the process.*

UX Take Home Task

Sooyeong Beh

I have a list of courses I am interested in taking and I would like to have a possibility to bookmark them or 'save for later'

Add a possibility to bookmark a course

polina98karasova

Before you start completing lesson exercises, we want to provide the ability to read a theory section first. Theory may consist of text, images, and videos and provide users a solid basis before starting the exercises. Additionally, theory will be optional, as some users may choose to start working on the exercises immediately.

Add theory to a lesson

Colin Pace

There is a lot of great theory in the course content but the test questions do not tend to challenge the user on the details. At best, they are a good way to help a user focus more in absorbing the content although, they do not test for true comprehension. The tests for colour theory are the best so far as colour is a highly visual subject.

Make tests harder

Daniel Foong

That would be great to click the profiles on the leaderboard and review their skills.

Clickable profiles on the leaderboard

bora

Displaying statistics of correct and incorrect answers in your account. Also, for each parameter, you can enter a rating (in what percentage of all users I take a place). This may include the average response time to a question, the number of correct and incorrect answers, the ratio of correct to incorrect, the time of active stay on the platform.

User account statistic

Anatoly Lobkov

It's great that you can save items during lessons, but when you go to view them, the only organization is alphabetically (or you can search for parts of the words). If the topics themselves had tags, that would allow users to view all saved ideas within a certain category easily (ex: icons, text, etc), rather than having to remember what the name of a particular idea is in order to search for it.