

Graduates who started here, making a difference in the world of design
True success stories from students who started from scratch and - thanks to God - became professionals in user experience design. Real-life testimonials from our graduates whose careers began here.










Thank God, I benefited a lot from the camp. It started with the concept of UI/UX, the concept itself. I had a wrong understanding or a very, very limited understanding. Then he explained what UX means as a concept and I explained it
Very nice, I don't know how to explain, but literally this is what I was looking for. I was taking many courses in the field of UX, and none of them gave me an answer to my questions, but this The camp actually, without exaggeration, made me forget about all the courses that I was afraid of. It was a tremendous effort. Thank you very much.
I can say with confidence and without any exaggeration that this is the best camp I have entered. My expectations from the first session with Engineer Muhammad Al-Arif were completely correct.
I am very grateful for this opportunity, I learned a lot from it. The content was valuable, the explanation was simple and enjoyable, and the real-life examples the engineer was giving helped us understand the concepts more clearly.
I enjoyed everything in the camp, whether in dealing and cooperating with my wonderful team or in working under the supervision of our team leader, Engineer Omar Abdel Rahman, whom I would like to thank for his continuous support and follow-up of our tasks.
Special thanks to all those in charge of the Karadis camp for providing such a rich and useful experience, and for their continuous assistance and support to us with all sincerity and loyalty
May Allah reward you with all good.
I am very grateful for this opportunity, I learned a lot from it. The content was valuable, the explanation was simple and enjoyable, and the real-life examples the engineer was giving helped us understand the concepts more clearly.
I enjoyed everything in the camp, whether in dealing and cooperating with my wonderful team or in working under the supervision of our team leader, Engineer Omar Abdel Rahman, whom I would like to thank for his continuous support and follow-up of our tasks.
Special thanks to all those in charge of the Karadis camp for providing such a rich and useful experience, and for their continuous assistance and support to us with all sincerity and loyalty
May Allah reward you with all good.
I am pleased to share with you my wonderful experience at the Cradis UX Design Camp. During this camp, I learned and applied many skills and knowledge in practice, from stakeholder interviews to technology Sort cards. It wasn't easy - as some people think - it was a struggle for me because of the life and work conditions as it was an intensive camp, where my team and I would meet for more than 4 hours a day to complete the tasks. It was an extra part time for me but I am happy about that because my team and I did a tremendous job and we applied everything we learned in the camp in a real way on the ground We are currently working on a case study, finding problems and finding solutions to them. In this camp, we targeted the Saudi Ready Food Delivery application.
First, I would like to extend a message of thanks and appreciation to everyone who contributed to this camp and those in charge of it, and I would like to extend my sincere thanks to Engineer Mohammed Al-Aref for his transparency, honesty, and honesty in conveying information and implementing it in a practical manner.
First the camp It was more than excellent, honestly I have been working in the field for about 4 years and I entered the camp in a mentality and left it in a completely different place (I wanted to say at first glance that it is like others, but I am certain in all honesty that it is the best thing I have studied so far in the field of user experience).
Secondly, the content of the camp was systematic and organized in such a way that anyone from outside the technical field (engineer, doctor, or even lawyer) could leave at the end of the camp with sufficient experience to enter the labor market with confidence.
Third, the tools and research, especially in user experience, were very smooth to learn due to practical application, especially the traps we fell into as a team, and this was intentional by M. Muhammad, until we learn correctly, we will not forget these mistakes throughout our professional career.
Fourth and finally, the serious, intensive practical application in user interface design, building the design system and components, and dealing with design principles and linking them together is what we have worked on in order to produce products that cannot fail in a fiercely competitive market, whether at the level of interface design or experience. Thank you
First the camp It was more than excellent, honestly I have been working in the field for about 4 years and I entered the camp in a mentality and left it in a completely different place (I wanted to say at first glance that it is like others, but I am certain in all honesty that it is the best thing I have studied so far in the field of user experience).
Secondly, the content of the camp was systematic and organized in such a way that anyone from outside the technical field (engineer, doctor, or even lawyer) could leave at the end of the camp with sufficient experience to enter the labor market with confidence.
Third, the tools and research, especially in user experience, were very smooth to learn due to practical application, especially the traps we fell into as a team, and this was intentional by M. Muhammad, until we learn correctly, we will not forget these mistakes throughout our professional career.
Fourth and finally, the serious, intensive practical application in user interface design, building the design system and components, and dealing with design principles and linking them together is what we have worked on in order to produce products that cannot fail in a fiercely competitive market, whether at the level of interface design or experience. Thank you






