Learner Reviews & Feedback for Responsive Web Design by University of London
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FV
Jan 20, 2016
I gave four stars for the previews course of the specialization but I have to tell that week 2 and 3 of this course are outstanding. Teachers are really putting students in the right direction.
JS
Jan 13, 2017
This course gave me the skill needed to create web pages with interaction and handlebars-based as well.
It's a great course and a good well to improve everyone skills in web development.
351 - 375 of 410 Reviews for Responsive Web Design
By JadeChiu
•Sep 6, 2016
html及css讲解十分清晰，JavaScript部分比较难以理解。
By Yu S
•Nov 8, 2015
Good introduction. Easy to follow.
By Arkadiusz
•Nov 15, 2015
Great course, nice instructors ;)
By Rey V
•Jul 5, 2016
It was good and I learned a lot!
By Oscar J D
•Mar 19, 2016
Great intro to web developing.
By Sanjay J
•Jun 10, 2016
Amazing course.Helped a lot!
By Carole
•Nov 28, 2015
good approach for beginners
By Yasir F
•Jul 20, 2017
For me, was very useful.
By Franklin H
•Jun 23, 2016
Very interesting topics.
By Dmitry K
•Jan 29, 2016
Ok for total beginners!
By Nicola R A
•Jan 12, 2016
Good learning course
By Petr S
•May 8, 2020
good for starters!
By Nabil A B G
•Jan 1, 2016
Amazing course ...
By Henrik K
•Oct 29, 2015
Very practical.
By Gabriel A M
•Mar 4, 2016
great lecture
By Yamayco S N
•Feb 28, 2016
Great content
By Vasanthi V
•Apr 6, 2021
Great course
By Z B
•Sep 29, 2017
Great course
By sahad p
•Sep 15, 2020
Nice Course
By VAIBHAV R
•Jun 7, 2020
Good course
By João P
•Oct 1, 2016
Very good
By 林逸晴
•Jan 15, 2016
Good.
By PUTTI B S
•Sep 10, 2020
good
By Muhammad S A
•Oct 22, 2020
ok
By Nathan S
•Nov 6, 2017
The course is good and the recorded lectures cover a lot of content. There are sample codes provided so that you can study it and keep up with what is being taught. However, the exercises do not require you to use much programming. You don't really programme anything from scratch and have to work every taught example from scratch in order to get the full benefit. As such you never really get to test your programming skills fully. Also, some of the exercises are a little ambiguous in their language and what your peers assess you on is not always the same as what you think you need to produce or show. All assessments are based on screen shots of your work and are assessed by your peers so your final marks can be affected by whether someone else on the course decides whether you have produced what their interpretation of the exercise is.
Overall a good course, but could do with more programming exercises and clearer descriptions or what you are to produce and what you are assessing others on.