Degreeless Design

Recently, a friend who is into development asked me how to get started with UI design. If I had seen this webpage earlier, I wouldn't have had to type so much myself.

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What is Degreeless Design

Degreeless Design is a design learning resource library, collecting useful links, books, and articles accumulated during and after design school. From typography basics to UX processes, from design history to business thinking, organized by learning path. Founder believes great design requires continuous learning, can't rely on just one course or bootcamp, need to actively find resources yourself.

How to use Degreeless Design

Learn by path: Site is organized by learning stages: basics, UX introduction, advanced resources. Beginners start with Basics, learn typography, color, design principles. With foundation, check Starting UX for processes and research methods. For depth, see Advanced Resources.

Use categories: Each section has subsections, like design basics has typography, theory, history, books. Jump around based on needs, don't need to read everything.

Follow article feed: Bottom has article recommendation feed with high-quality design articles, browse when you have time to stay sensitive to industry.

Subscribe to newsletter: Can subscribe to Degreeless.Design Weekly to receive curated resources weekly, no need to search everywhere yourself.

Degreeless Design Key Features

Curated Resource Library

Not just link dumping, each resource is carefully selected for quality. From basics to advanced, covers all stages of design learning

Organized by Learning Path

Resources arranged by learning sequence, beginners know where to start, experienced designers know where to fill gaps

Multi-dimensional Coverage

Not just design skills, but also design history, business thinking, research methods, accessibility design, helps build complete knowledge system

Continuously Updated

Bottom has article recommendation feed with regular high-quality content updates. Also email subscription for weekly curated resources

Degreeless Design Use Cases

Self-Learning Design Path

People wanting to transition to design or self-learn design can follow this site's learning path, systematically learn from basics to advanced

Fill Knowledge Gaps

Experienced designers finding weak areas like research methods or business thinking can quickly find relevant resources

Teaching Reference

Design teachers can use this site as teaching syllabus reference to ensure covering important knowledge points

Stay Learning

Subscribe to newsletter or regularly check article feed to stay sensitive to industry trends and new methods

Degreeless Design Pros & Cons

Pros

High-quality resources, all curated, not random link dumping

Clear learning path, beginners know where to start

Comprehensive coverage, from basics to advanced, skills to thinking

Continuously updated with article feed and email subscription

Completely free, no ads

Founder uses it himself, resources are practice-validated

Cons

Mainly English resources, very little Chinese content

Many resources, beginners might not know which to prioritize

No interactive features, can't ask questions or discuss

Update frequency not particularly high, mainly relies on email push

Degreeless Design FAQ

Q1: What skill level is this site for?

All levels. Beginners can start systematically from Basics, experienced designers can fill gaps or find advanced resources.

Q2: Is it free?

Completely free. All resources are directly accessible, email subscription is also free.

Q3: How often are resources updated?

Article feed updates regularly, email subscription is weekly. Specific frequency depends on founder's pace of collecting good resources.

Q4: Are there Chinese resources?

Mainly English resources. But many linked tools and sites support multiple languages, you can explore yourself.

Q5: How do I know what to prioritize?

Suggest following site's learning path order: basics first, then UX, finally advanced. Each section also has categories, choose based on your needs.

Q6: Can I recommend resources?

Site has no public recommendation entry, but you can try contacting founder via email. However resources are all curated, generally won't add randomly.