Certificates, and the Learning Behind Them
Most of what's below came from finishing something on my own time. A few are proof I sat in a room, a webinar, or a workshop and actually paid attention. The screenshots are the record. What mattered more was getting through the material.
Google UX Design Professional Certificate
A seven-course sequence built by Google's own design and research teams: UX research fundamentals, wireframing, prototyping, and usability testing, ending in a portfolio of three real end-to-end projects.
Meta Course Certificate
Meta runs its own set of design and development courses on Coursera, separate from Google's. This is the certificate from one of them.
Interaction Design Foundation
IxDF's library holds dozens of self-paced courses across UX, HCI, and design research. Membership means ongoing access to that library. The course certificate below is proof of one course actually finished inside it.
Membership Certificate
Course Certificate
The Rest of the Record
Webinars, individual certificates, work records, and a couple of recognitions.
Webinars Attended
Live sessions, attended in real time.
Other Certificates
Courses and workshops from other providers, taken along the way.
Work Experiences
Records tied to the roles and internships described elsewhere in this portfolio.
Achievements
Two recognitions worth having on record.