Skillcrush

I'm just starting the second week of the Front End Developer Blueprint and am really enjoying myself. I love the way they approach the lessons with short informatonal videos and some pages of revision before they ask you to implement the lesson. So far I've learned a lot and am excited for the rest of the program. The only con I have is that there are no corrections to the code they ask you to write in the lessons. Therefore, most of the time I think i've done the lesson correctly, but can never be certain.

I'm currently in the Front end developer course and I'm enjoying it. This is the first time I paid for any course and I'm happy I did, it's accommodating and affordable . I tried to learn on my own at one time and it was difficult .This course is well thought out and is in great sequence.I also like how if you have any questions there is always someone online to answer them for you.

I would reccommend Skillcrush to anyone and everyone.

If you are thinking about a career in tech but the word "code" or HTML seems foreign and frightnening, please check out Skillcrush. The awesome intructors at Skillscrush will help you see beyond the barriers and learn a skill or trade craft. I am currently in the Front end developement blueprint. I have learned so much! Adda, Alia and all the the fine ladies at Skillcrush are seriously encouraging! I have tried to learn code for several years on my own -banging my head against the wall-but I feel like I didn't have the confidence to know that, yes, some html was that simple and I was doing it right - YESSS! I also have had several HTML mysteries explained very simply and get to practice the skills in a way that I will be using every day as a developer.  

Skillcrush is extremely useful and affordable. I wish the education system would get on board and follow the Skillcrush style. Learning front end development in a college classroom is far more difficult and  there is a bunch of other junk piled in that you really do not need to be able to code. (SCARY MATH-you don't need it! YAY!) If you can use a computer keyboard, you can learn to code. Learning at Skillcrush makes it an encouraging, affordable experience. Bring on the new career and all it has to offer!

Let me start by saying, it took me months to finally decide to take the Skillcrush Wordpress Bootcamp program, I wanted to make sure I was getting my moneys worth. I did TONS of research and read countless reviews. I did not want to pay for another program that did not give me any substanstail material and left me with more questions than answers. I intended to take this program as a refresher and I am so ECSTATIC that I did! The material covered is fully comphresive and broken down into smaller bits to grasp easily. I have to say that before I had gaps in my learning from previous online self-paced resources and Skillcrush has been able to provide me with a wealth of programming knowlegde and give me more confidence building web apps. I appriciate the courses materials "cheatsheets" , videos and minor quizzes. I like the fact that if I need help, I have access to tutors. I am very very pleased and would definitely recommend this bootcamp to someone who is just beginning. The material is laid out in a way that It is easily digestable and not too overwhelming. Price pefectly and well worth it! 

Thanks Skillcrush team!

I am super impressed with the class design. Each day has a couple of topics broken down into bite sized chunks. First we watch a video that gives us an overview, then we read about it, we see examples of it, then we practice doing it ourself. It seems like just the right amount of practice too. I think too much practice would feel like busy work and make adult learners resentful. I think it is just the right amount and with the tools and cheatsheets we have been given, we have the ability to piece together the things we don't quite remember. So far, I am really pleased with this class. I am looking forward to figuring out how I will be able to use this new knowledge and skills to make a career change. 

Although I have been developing Wordpress sites for several years, I was so pleased that I started the Skillcrush Wordpress Developer Blueprint right at the beginning.

It is extremely thorough and teaches all the HTML5 and CSS best practices.

The curriculum is very well designed to suite individual needs and time availability. You can go at your own pace, fast or slow, steady or bursts and the Google Group provides support for everyone.

Ultimately, the series of courses is designed to give you the skills and experience to work as a freelance WP Developer.

The month-by-month career plan has been carefully thought through to cover all the steps needed to prepare you for a career as a freelancer.

Most importantly, it is slowly but surely giving me the confidence to be able to call myself a developer.

The daily breakdown in the curriculum is great.  It helps me feel accomplished when I can complete a day and commit changes! It also logically builds upon skills from day to day.  I have not had much need or opportunity to participate in the Google Hangouts/Zoom face to face office hours; however, the instructors are really good at responding to questions in the class's Google Group.  When I hit a roadblock, I never have to wait very long to get guidance on how to fix things. 

I had been looking a Skillcrush for a while and after attending a day-long virtual conference that they held, I decided to take the plunge with the Wordpress Developer Blueprint.  No regrets!  I was already slightly familiar with WP but sort of fumbled through it, I feel like I'm actually learning it as a developer and learning coding skills instead of just plugging things into fields through the WP admin. 

I haven't had much opportuntity to explore job assistance yet unless this means the resume building webinar, so I can't give it 5 stars yet.
 

I love how easy the classes are to follow. I went in skeptic thinking that it would bore me to death like other online courses out there but I WAS SO WRONG! Now I'm loving every second of it learning. It's the first time I'm taking a course and actually enjoying learning. the courses are so engaging that I'm speeding through the course. 

**I'm giving 3 stars for instructor rating just because I haven't talked to any of them but they replied so fast when I asked a question before going into the program which is a ++

I'm really happy that I chose to go with Skillcrush. I was totally frustrated by my current freelance writing career and wanted a course that would give me basic design skills and provide learning support throughout.

I chose freelance because they provided so much value and cheerfulness up front, through webinars, e-books and emails. It sounded like a guided learning experience from people who cared about their community, which is so much more helpful than courses where you're left on your own.

The classes taught me the basics of Adobe design tools and my instructors gave really helpful feedback. It was fun, and the course materials gave me a clear sense of how to do each project. I even got my first job involving these skills before the end of the class, so I have a lot more confidence going forward.

*My one recommendation would be to just *talk about* responsive wireframing -- I have no idea whether for apps or games we'll have to start on different-sized canvases, and my first job involves wireframing and everyone's so insistent on responsiveness in job posts. 

I have completed Skillcrush's Front End Developer and Visual Designer blueprints. They were both awesome! I really like how Skillcrush holds your hand (virtually) through all kinds of tools and concepts. They shrink down complicated procedures and have students do small chunks at a time so you don't feel overwhelmed. I didn't have to spend much time Googling answers to questions because they were already there! (Of course, you can always ask an instructor too). 

Now I have a job as a Jr. Developer that I feel extremely lucky to have AND I'm about to dip my toes in freelance design work. I'm super excited to go back through some of the tutorials, especially JavaScript, and review some lessons so I can add more skills to my resume :)

I wish I had some constructive critisicm.. All I can say is please make more curriculum! I think I saw a Ruby on Rails blueprint way back when? Let's bring that back.