Over 2,900 Nueve graduates
Build a portfolio aligned with real hiring expectations in 2026, based on proven, up-to-date examples.
"I felt like the money wasn’t just paying for the time I saved, but for something I never would’ve been able to figure out on my own"
— Tysia
"Everything is based on strong, real-life examples. Checklists, plus the presentation files you can come back to. Honestly, it’s fantastic."
— Krzysiek
In 2026, knowing Figma and completing a bootcamp is baseline. What matters is how you present real work, your decision-making process, and business context — the way designers at top Silicon Valley companies do.
Design decisions exist inside business constraints. Learn which metrics companies care about, how product decisions are made, and how to reflect that thinking in your portfolio.
AI isn’t replacing designers — it’s reshaping how the best ones work. Understand how AI actually works and how to integrate it into real-world design workflows.
“I don’t have real client work.” In 2026, that doesn’t disqualify you. We’ll show you how to build realistic, credible case studies that stand up to hiring scrutiny.
The first edition of Nueve Folio launched in 2023 and quickly became our most in-demand program.
After years of questions and requests, we’re releasing a new 2026 version.
At Nueve, you’ll learn Silicon Valley design techniques from our mentor. He has 10 years of industry experience and has worked with global companies like Vans and Mattel (the makers of Barbie). Thanks to him, you’ll find out which techniques are actually used in practice - and which should stay on campus.
A portfolio structure based on analysis of 2,000 top designers from companies like Google, Meta, Apple, and OpenAI. You get a tested system. If you already have projects, you adapt them — not rebuild from scratch.
UX, UI, web, product, AI automation — the design market is fragmented, and choosing a direction is hard. That’s why Tom was built with input from 5 senior designers and recruiters. Tom acts as your personal career advisor. Based on your background, preferences, strengths, and gaps, he helps you identify the specialization that makes sense for you. You have private access, anytime.
Each role gets hundreds of applicants. Most portfolios are unfocused, hard to scan, and overloaded — which leads to fast rejection.
You’ll learn how to structure copy, headlines, visuals, and layout so your portfolio communicates value immediately. This approach helps you stand out and significantly improves your chances of moving forward in the process.
AI has become a standard part of modern product teams. More companies expect designers to understand how AI fits into products and workflows.You’ll learn how to apply AI in daily design work in ways that actually improve efficiency and outcomes. You’ll also learn when AI is worth using — and when it isn’t. The result is a clearer, more competitive skill set aligned with global standards.
Most programs lack real feedback loops. Nueve Folio 2.0 ends with a full portfolio review by our mentors. You get direct, actionable feedback. We don’t consider the program complete until your portfolio meets our validation criteria.
The first edition of Nueve Folio proved the system works. Here are examples of participants who landed design roles after completing the program.
Małgosia Ożóg
Sławek Kozik
Krystian Krajewski
Monika Mosiołek
3 lessons
Before you build anything, you need to see the full picture. You'll explore how fast AI is actually accelerating, what that means for the 2026 job market, and why the design process you learned two years ago is already outdated.
4 lessons
You'll go from "I use ChatGPT sometimes" to running agentic coding assistants that build, test, and iterate on their own. Learn how to write PRDs by voice, manage AI sessions like a pro, and watch a complete app get built live from a single brief.
7 lessons
Your portfolio needs to sell in three seconds and hold attention for three minutes. You'll learn the FOLIO framework — a five-part case study structure that turns your projects into sharp, compelling narratives ending with a transformation worth remembering.
1 lesson
Build a new case study over the weekend, post it for feedback, book your included portfolio review, and plug into a community that keeps you shipping.
no email required
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See what our graduates sayMost UX programs stop at one or two basic projects.
That approach worked years ago — it doesn’t work in 2026. Nueve Folio guides you through the steps most programs skip.
You’ll build a market-ready portfolio, develop skills expected from top designers, and clearly define your next career move.
*At least, we don’t know of any program that compares to it.
We open 10 spots per week.
Early Bird access open.
Subscription from just $9/month.
Yes, we offer a 7-day free trial for the Do It Yourself tier.
No — AI handles the technical heavy lifting.
Anyone with foundational UX/UI or web design knowledge who wants a stronger, market-aligned portfolio. It is also a good fit for designers looking to change jobs, reposition themselves, or update their portfolio. To join, participants sign up for the Nueve Folio waitlist and complete a personal discovery call to ensure the program fits their current needs and goals.
No. However, basic knowledge of UX, UI, and web design is strongly recommended. We're not going to launch courses about basics of Figma, Webflow and other tools like that.
Right now, we have the Nueve Folio 2.0 course available. In April 2026, we’ll launch the C.R.A.F.T. Framework course, followed by Successful Product Launch in May 2026.
Nueve Folio 2.0 is a self-paced course available within the Nueve Folio subscription. The core material can be completed in as little as a few weeks for participants focused on portfolio refinement. Most participants spend around 2–3 months working through the material, refining their projects, and applying for jobs — all while having access to other courses in the subscription.
