Summary: Coursera adds UI/UX Design Specialization

Why It Matters: Coursera is now directly promoting a specific UI/UX Design course. This shows they are focusing on a popular and in-demand skill area.

What Changed:

• The homepage title changed from "Coursera | Degrees, Certificates, & Free Online Courses" to "UI / UX Design | Coursera".
• The main content of the page changed from a general overview of Coursera's offerings to a detailed page about the "UI / UX Design Specialization."
• New sections were added, including:
  • Instructors for the UI/UX Design Specialization.
  • Details about the specialization, including what learners will learn, skills gained, and course structure.
  • Information about individual courses within the specialization: "Visual Elements of User Interface Design," "UX Design Fundamentals," "Web Design: Strategy and Information Architecture," and "Web Design: Wireframes to Prototypes."
  • An "Offered by" section highlighting California Institute of the Arts.
  • A "Frequently asked questions" section specific to the UI/UX Design Specialization.
• The "Log In" and "Join for Free" buttons now link directly to the UI/UX Design Specialization page instead of the general Coursera homepage.
• The general promotional content for Coursera's various programs and categories was removed from the main view.