eduhund.ru

What It Is

The “Собаки Павловой” program on eduhund.ru is positioned as a set of design tasks and an interactive trainer, rather than a video course, beginner course, or drawing class. It targets IT professionals—especially designers, analysts, and product/project managers who already have experience with complex products or large IT projects—and uses a large volume of exercises to help turn UX theory into practical skills.

Core Features and Resources

The platform emphasizes modular learning, with areas such as information expectations, interaction scenarios, interface focus, text, and Hard Skills for junior managers. It claims to offer 1000+ design exercises overall. A typical module includes theoretical text, practical tasks, explanations, and personal statistics. For example, the “interaction scenarios” module includes 9 lessons and 214 tasks, plus a bonus lesson on “collective interface work.” The tasks are not multiple-choice tests; they are designed for skills training. Exercises with insufficient scores can be redone repeatedly, and users can obtain a certificate.

Pricing, Licensing, and Support

Pricing is charged by module. The page lists regular modules at 13,500 rubles, or 12,500 rubles for a delayed start; the “interaction scenarios” module is listed at 10,000 rubles. Access usually lasts for 2 months, and extensions require an additional fee. The demo logic task set is free. The site states that use is governed by a license agreement/public offer, and notes that the theoretical content is original work by the author. In terms of support, there are no mentors, consultations, videos, or live sessions, but it does provide a Telegram assistant, email-based technical support, and detailed task explanations.

Pros, Cons, and Best-Fit Users

Its strengths are the large number of exercises, strong practical focus, and clearly separated modules. It is well suited to mid- to senior-level practitioners who want to strengthen skills in interaction scenarios, requirements analysis, interface reasoning, and documentation. The drawbacks are also clear: the content is in Russian, there is no mobile version, no mentor-led guidance, and some modules have prerequisites. It is not suitable for complete beginners or people hoping to enter the field mainly by building a project portfolio.

Access from China and Alternatives

The captured text does not provide information about access from mainland China, payment success rates, or localization, so China accessibility can only be considered unknown. For payments, the site mentions that ЮKassa/Yandex.Kassa may be unavailable in some countries, and it also supports corporate payments. If the site is inaccessible or the Russian-language barrier is too high, alternatives include Coursera, Udemy, Interaction Design Foundation, as well as Chinese resources such as UXRen, 站酷高高手, and 人人都是产品经理.