Alumni Profile: Naomi Gorlov - Experience Haus

Alumni Profile: Naomi Gorlov

Why did you choose to study with Experience Haus?

I was looking to change careers and wanted to bring together my experience working closely with customers and my interest in design. Experience Haus was recommended to me as a place where I could learn whilst doing and actively apply the skills I was learning to the real world.

Did you know what you wanted to achieve before you embarked on the course?

User experience design was a whole new world to me as I came from a completely non-design, non-technical background. My aim was to get grounding in both the design and research elements of UX design so I could build on this and work on my own projects.

What did you enjoy most about the course?

I really enjoyed collaborating and working with the other people on the course, but most of all I enjoyed getting the opportunity to experience all aspects of a project through working with a real company. I was able to make a real contribution by solving real problems which gave me invaluable experience.

What is the single most important thing you learnt?

Critique is a good thing. All feedback on a design project helps towards creating the best possible product and solution for users. Any criticism and feedback you receive are positively helping you get to that end goal and make your project be the best it can be.

Sunday 6th October, 2019

Check out more.

Introducing The Blueprint: Our AI-first service design course for Financial Services

Introducing The Blueprint: Our AI-first service design course for Financial Services

Monday 15th June, 2026

Most AI training programmes teach you what's possible. Then you go back to your desk and nothing changes. That's not...

Read More
What Designers Built for Banking in Three Hours

What Designers Built for Banking in Three Hours

Monday 1st June, 2026

The Brief Retail banking is one of the most used services in everyday life. It touches everyone. And yet, ask...

Read More
The Post-Workshop Survey Is the Wrong Metric. Here’s What to Measure Instead.

The Post-Workshop Survey Is the Wrong Metric. Here’s What to Measure Instead.

Monday 18th May, 2026

We run a workshop. Everyone fills in the survey at the end. 4.7 out of 5. "Really engaging." "Great facilitator."...

Read More