FAQ

Each program lists expected weekly hours. You can shift async work within the week, but live critiques have fixed windows—miss more than two without notice and mentors may reschedule you to the next block.

Yes, a completion certificate is issued when deliverables meet the rubric. It describes skills practiced, not job outcomes.

Bring your own seats for Figma, Miro, or Notion where referenced. We do not bundle paid vendor licenses into tuition.

You use your own GitHub or GitLab accounts. We supply template repos for exercises but not private enterprise hosting.

Yes—request adjacent seats so you can share context during paired labs. Each participant still submits individual artifacts.

Light tailoring is possible for private workshops, but public cohorts follow the published arc to keep critiques comparable.

Critique focuses on traceability—tokens, evidence, accessibility. You can dissent in writing; mentors document rationale for learning, not grading.

We do not run hiring guarantees, paid media for your portfolio, or procurement negotiations with your employer. We also do not provide legal advice about accessibility compliance.

Primary instruction and materials are in English. Selected mentors can annotate in Korean when it accelerates understanding.

Remote-first with optional studio days announced per cohort. Physical meetups depend on local guidance and room availability in Ulsan.