1. Don't use anything Microsoft, use Figma or XD. Figma is free for individuals, and XD is part of Creative Cloud. 2. This is a good start, but if she wants to

1. Don't use anything Microsoft, use Figma or XD. Figma is free for individuals, and XD is part of Creative Cloud. 2. This is a good start, but if she wants to get into UX she should start by reading articles at Neilsen Norman[0], UX Planet[1], or Interaction Design 3. See #1, although frankly it pays to do wireframes on paper before even touching a mouse/trackpad. 4. I would say at this point that HTML/CSS is a "nice to have" skill. I believe that Figma now contains a basic interaction design suite (i.e. tap, swipe, scroll) that lets you go between different screens. 5. I'd say to stick with learning how/when different charts should be used rather than trying to jump into something like HighCharts or D3. [0] https://www.nngroup.com/articles/ https://www.nngroup.com/articles/ [1] https://uxplanet.org/ https://uxplanet.org/ [2] https://www.interaction-design.org/literature https://www.interaction-design.org/literature