Instead of relying purely on theoretical knowledge, the simulations bridge the gap by throwing you into realistic scenarios—such as managing JIRA tickets, using design systems, and building functional components. Working directly with industry-standard stacks, project boards, and code structures gives a clearer picture of day-to-day developer workflows.

I really liked how intuitive and visually clean the program felt. The use of Backpack components made the interface familiar and easy to navigate. I also appreciated that everything was organized logically — creating ads, viewing performance, and submitting feedback all felt seamless. It’s beginner-friendly but still feels professional.

I really appreciated how the program introduced real-world tasks in a way that was both practical and engaging. It gave a great behind-the-scenes look into how Skyscanner approaches problem-solving, data analysis, and customer-focused thinking. The structure made it easy to follow while still challenging me to think critically—especially when balancing business goals with user experience.