You’re creative.
You’re logical.
You’re a problem-solver.
+ 10 quickfire, hands-on challenges!
September 7th | 1pm EST | 6pm UK | 8pm Israel
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Meet the Presenter
Rachel Polter
Rochel has designed products used by over 64 million people, from building tools for Chabad.org to being the first product designer at an AI startup, where she led design teams and figured out how to make apps easy for people all over the world. She mentors and coaches new designers with a no-fluff, practical style focused on real-world results over trends.
A glimpse of what Rochel’s students are creating
This masterclass was designed for YOU!
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“I’m good at problem-solving”
You enjoy figuring things out and finding smart solutions that make life easier for others.
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“I love good design”
You notice details, appreciate aesthetics, and care about how things look and feel.
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“I think logically”
You can break down complex ideas into clear, simple, and effective solutions.
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“I want to make a big impact”
You’re driven to create work that improves life for thousands of people every day.
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“I can start from any skill level”
You can be anywhere on the tech-savvy spectrum. All you need to do is master one tool – Figma!
In this workshop, you’ll get the inside story
Live on September 7th
1pm EST | 6pm UK | 8pm Israel
Hear answers to real questions
Have questions? We’ll answer them live
FAQs
Nope! That’s literally the whole point. We’re testing whether you have the natural instincts for this field, which is totally different from having formal training. Some of the best UX designers I know started with zero design background. They just had great instincts for solving problems.
YES! Listen, some of the most successful UX/UI designers I work with can barely center text in a document (no joke). This field is about understanding people and solving problems, not writing code. If you can spot when something feels off about an app or website, you’re already thinking like a UX designer.
You’ll get the recording, but honestly? The challenges are way more fun when we do them together. Plus you’ll miss out on The Riches Are in the Niches bonus guide that only live attendees get. (It’s really good – I promise it’s worth showing up for!)
Great question! We’ll dive into this properly in the workshop, but think of it this way: UI is how things look (the colors, buttons, fonts), UX is how things work (whether people can actually accomplish what they came to do). Most jobs combine both, which is why we call it UX/UI design.
Absolutely! Loads of people transition into UX/UI while working other jobs. You can freelance evenings and weekends, or build up skills until you’re ready to make the switch. We’ll talk about different paths during the workshop.
Oh my goodness, YES. Companies are desperate for UX/UI designers right now. Every business with a website or app needs someone who can make it actually work for users. We’ll show you exactly where the opportunities are (hint: they’re everywhere).
Here’s a secret: UX/UI is less about being creative in the artistic sense and more about being creative at problem-solving. If you can think of better ways to organize things, or you notice when processes are unnecessarily complicated, you’ve got the right kind of creativity for this field.
You’ll know! Either you’ll think “Yes, this is totally my thing and I want to learn more” or “Interesting, but not for me.” Both outcomes are valuable. If you do want to dive deeper, we’ll show you exactly what your options are – including working with us if that feels like the right fit.
Live on September 7th
1pm EST | 6pm UK | 8pm Israel
