Gerald Bruce came with a desire
to move from chaotic sketches and
random lessons to creating
full-fledged interfaces for
real clients.
What was useful
“What impressed me most was the
clear sequence of levels — from the
basic principles in Zenith Pass to the
full-fledged design system in Lattice
Edition. Now I don’t just draw pretty
screens, but build logic from the very
beginning.”

Mitchel Paul worked on mobile apps,
but felt that his prototypes looked
inconsistent and often had to be
reworked after feedback from
developers.

What was useful
“Flux Guide and Nexus Blueprint gave
me an understanding of user flows
and micro-interactions, and Horizon
Edition taught me how to properly
prepare files for development. Now handover goes without unnecessary
edits.”

Sharron Greer already had experience
in product design, but she lacked a
systematic approach to large projects
and the ability to argue for decisions at
the team level.

What was useful
“Forge Edition was a real revelation —
especially the modules on
UX strategy, metrics, and portfolio.
Now I can not only draw, but also explain why and influence the
direction of
the product.”