Osmi Pro

The designer comes up with how the sites or applications will look like. He communicates with customers, draws layouts according to wishes, monitors the convenience for users. Then he explains to the programmer how and what should work there.
What designers do
— Draw layouts of websites and applications
— Design the path of users on the site
- Design UX - how to make a site or application easy to use
- Transfer the design to development, make sure that programmers implement it correctly
- Communicate with users to find out their wishes, whether they like the site and how it can be improved
— Communicate with managers and customers to approve the design and make changes
— Work in programs - Figma or Photoshop
— Make websites and landing pages in Tilda or other platforms for developing ready-made websites
- Designing banners
The designer is fully responsible for what the user sees on the site, for the appearance of advertising. Do you see a lot of ads? Designers do it all. The same is for websites.

Data Analyst

QA engineer

The designer comes up with how the sites or applications will look like. He communicates with customers, draws layouts according to wishes, monitors the convenience for users. Then he explains to the programmer how and what should work there.
What designers do
— Draw layouts of websites and applications
— Design the path of users on the site
— Design UX - how to make a site or application easy to use
— Transfer the design to development, make sure that programmers implement it correctly
— Communicate with users to find out their wishes, whether they like the site and how it can be improved
— Communicate with managers and customers to approve the design and make changes
— Work in programs - Figma or Photoshop
— Make websites and landing pages in Tilda or other platforms for developing ready-made websites
— Designing banners
The designer is fully responsible for what the user sees on the site, for the appearance of advertising. Do you see a lot of ads? Designers do it all. The same is for websites.

Web designer

WeStride

Our Bootcamp allows everyone to break into tech as a web developer. Through our self-paced bootcamp you'll gain the in-demand skills you need through project-based learning, be part of a close-knit community, and receive world-class career support to get you your first job. You receive unlimited 1-on-1 mentorship with your career coach and mentor.



Full-Stack Development Bootcamp

CodeOp

We teach a 360° approach to product management, where you'll learn to work cross-functionally—with different teams and stakeholders, all while considering various business goals—to go one step further. We introduce the fundamentals and essentials to understand stakeholders and product development teams: from engineers to business and UX/UI.

Being a product manager is a challenging role in any company, so we also explore communication skills and effective problem solving strategies. Throughout the course, you'll learn critical thinking, conflict resolution, and leadership styles—all essential parts of the role.

Product Management (Part-time)

CodeOp’s Full Stack Web Development bootcamp prepares students for careers as entry-level software developers. In the early weeks of the course, students learn programming fundamentals, data structures, algorithms, and advanced JavaScript. Students then develop complete applications using the latest technologies, some of which include React.js, Node.js, Express, MySQL, and Heroku. The final weeks have a dual focus, with students developing full-stack applications from scratch while also undergoing extensive career preparation.