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Solving Product Design Exercises: Questions & Answers (Full package)

2h 19m 39s
English
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Updated September 2026

Solving Product Design Exercises: Questions & Answers (Full package) is a 26-lesson 2 hours 19 minutes self-paced course by Artiom Dashinsky. Product design interviews increasingly reward designers who can think like a business, not just polish visuals.

Course facts

Lessons
26
Duration
2 hours 19 minutes
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
2026-09-11
Instructor
Artiom Dashinsky
Price
Premium

Product design interviews increasingly reward designers who can think like a business, not just polish visuals. This full package is built to develop that muscle: preparing you for interviews, sharpening your portfolio, and even teaching you how to interview other designers.

What's included

  • A seven-step methodology for working through digital product design tasks
  • Five fully worked solutions to sample exercises
  • More than 30 example interview exercises plus a PDF practice template
  • Advice contributed by five design leaders, plus idea-generation methods and presentation techniques
  • A look at the hiring process and how to test candidates

Who it's for

Beginner UI/UX and product designers preparing for interviews and building a portfolio, as well as mid-level and senior designers looking to level up their strategic thinking or their own interviewing skills.

What you will learn:

  • Preparing for design interviews - learn how companies hire product designers and master solving design challenges.
  • Advancing your design career - develop product design skills and be ready for the next career step.
  • Improving your portfolio - showcase real problem-solving instead of creating unsolicited visual redesigns.
  • Interviewing designers - learn how to conduct interviews with designers and effectively assess their skills.

What's inside:

  • A seven-step methodology for solving digital product design tasks
  • 5 detailed solutions to sample tasks
  • More than 30 examples of interview exercises
  • PDF practice template
  • Advice from five design leaders
  • Methods for generating ideas
  • Recommendations for presenting your solutions
  • Description of the hiring process
  • A guide to candidate testing and much more...

Who the course is for:

  • Beginner UI/UX and product designers and students: preparation for interviews, practical skill development, and portfolio building.
  • Mid-level and senior designers: preparation for the next career step, improvement of everyday working tools, and learning how to conduct interviews.
  • Business owners: understanding how to test designers and evaluate their approach.
  • Product professionals: understanding designer thinking for more effective collaboration and improving decision-making processes.

Who teaches Solving Product Design Exercises: Questions & Answers (Full package)? Artiom Dashinsky

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Artiom Dashinsky is a Latvian product designer and educator focused on the product-design career path — particularly the senior-level work and the interview-prep material that gates senior product-design roles at large companies. He is the author of Solving Product Design Exercises, one of the most-used books for product-design-interview preparation.

His CourseFlix listing carries two Artiom Dashinsky courses: Solving Product Design Exercises — Questions & Answers (Full Package) and The Path to Senior Product Designer — A Growth Plan for a UX Career.

Material is paid and aimed at product designers preparing for senior interviews or actively navigating the senior-designer career path. For broader content, see CourseFlix's UI/UX Design and Preparing for an interview category pages.

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All Course Lessons (26)
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1
Why I created this course Demo
06:48
2
Why should you watch this course
02:11
3
The interview process
02:57
4
What is a design exercise
04:05
5
Why do companies use design exercises
01:16
6
How to Solve a Product Design Exercise
05:06
7
Answer Structure
02:30
8
The Framework
01:27
9
Step 1 - Why
03:52
10
Step 2 - Who
04:17
11
Step 3 - When and Where
04:49
12
Step 4 - What
02:44
13
Step 5 - Choose
02:25
14
Step 6 - Solve
05:07
15
Step 7 - Measure
03:05
16
Validating solution
00:37
17
Framework overview
03:17
18
How much time should to spend
01:29
19
How to present your solution
05:38
20
Intro
01:58
21
1 - Designing a kiosk interface
11:26
22
2 - A self-publishing platform for Amazon
13:53
23
3 - A dashboard for freelancers
13:36
24
4 - Improving primary health care
15:38
25
5 - Improving the ATM experience
09:57
26
Using design exercises when interviewing
09:31
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Books

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1Solving Product Design Exercises PDF
2Framework Cheat Sheet PDF
32023 Better Portfolio Report PDF
4canvas PDF
5Canvas-Example PDF

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Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this course?
There are no formal prerequisites for this course, but a basic understanding of UI/UX principles and product design is beneficial. The course is designed to help individuals prepare for product design interviews and develop digital design skills, so familiarity with these areas will enhance your learning experience.
What kind of projects will I work on during the course?
Throughout the course, you'll work on various design exercises such as designing a kiosk interface, creating a self-publishing platform for Amazon, developing a dashboard for freelancers, improving primary health care, and enhancing the ATM experience. These projects are practical and designed to help you apply the strategic and business-oriented thinking necessary for modern product design roles.
Who is the target audience for this course?
This course is aimed at aspiring UI/UX and product designers who are preparing for job interviews and wish to develop strategic thinking skills. It is also suitable for designers looking to add structured design exercises to their portfolios and for those interested in learning how to effectively interview other designers.
How does this course compare in depth and scope to similar courses?
This course focuses specifically on preparing for design interviews by teaching strategic thinking and design exercises. Unlike some courses that may focus on visual design skills alone, it emphasizes a framework-based approach to solving product design challenges, making it particularly suitable for those aiming to succeed in interview scenarios and improve their design portfolios.
What specific tools or platforms will I learn to use in this course?
The course does not focus on specific design tools or software platforms. Instead, it emphasizes a strategic approach to solving design exercises through a framework that includes steps for identifying the 'why', 'who', 'when and where', 'what', and 'how' of a design problem. The skills learned can be applied across various design tools and platforms.
What topics are not covered in this course?
The course does not cover specific visual design tools or software tutorials. It focuses on the strategic and business-oriented aspects of product design and preparing for interviews, rather than teaching technical design software skills. Those looking for hands-on software training would need to complement this course with other resources.
What is the expected time commitment for completing this course?
The course is structured into 26 lessons, but the total runtime is not specified. Learners should expect to spend additional time on exercises and projects to fully grasp the concepts and practice the strategic framework taught. The actual time commitment will vary based on individual pace and prior experience with design exercises.