Build your UX skills and and awesome UX project in this hands-on, full-day workshop.
What We’ll Do
In this hands-on UX Design Workshop, we’ll re-design key parts of CareConnect, a website that connects parents with a network of local babysitters.
We’ll dive deep into the real-world challenge of redesigning an onboarding experience. From understanding the fundamentals of split testing to gleaning insights from user feedback and competitor platforms, you’ll be equipped with practical tools and strategies to instantly improve your day to day work.
Discover the power of A/B testing to drive design decisions, and create an amazing project to show off your new skills.
You'll Learn
We'll Create
Who is this for?


Get Experience with in-demand UX Skills







Step-by-Step Workshop Agenda
Complete an awesome project with hands-on guidance from an expert instructor
Taught by an Expert Instructor

Cola Solwitz
“Focus on the gain, not the gap”
As an educator, Cola wants to give students skills to bring their ideas to life, and the confidence to continue growing as a designer. Cola has worked as a consultant and in-house visual and user experience designer in New York since 2013. Most recently she has worked on digital products for fortune 500 companies, global finance companies, and well known lifestyle and media brands.
Cola has experience in working directly with clients and executive level stakeholders with the specific goal of bringing clients into their vision through a holistic approach of product development, and evangelizes the importance of design research and strategic development.
Alongside her corporate client work, Cola has coached fellow designers, freelancers, and career switchers in achieving their next big goal, from financial literacy to the hiring process. There are many facets to entering a new field and Cola is inspired by raising others up, learning, and leading through experience. She is thrilled to be expanding this work as an educator with Bitesize UX.
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