Domestika is an online learning platform for creatives, with paid courses on software, crafts, illustration, and more. Domestika's intention is to stimulate people to learn new skills, advance in their careers and become professionals in areas they like, while sharing their knowledge and projects with the community.

All of the courses on Domestika are well produced and high-quality. Each course is taught by a professional in their industry, and the filming and production are handled by in-house professionals. The fantastic camerawork, auxiliary materials, and a bustling forum community make it a great experience.

Without a doubt, Domestika courses are the closest you can get to hands-on classes from the comfort of your home.

That said, the majority of courses on the platform are in Spanish, with auto-generated subtitles in English, Portuguese, and German. This can be a major disadvantage for some, but since many Domestika courses are all about showing rather than telling, you can easily get by with subtitles.

Domestika has a wide variety of courses available, so you should be able to find something that interests you no matter how niche or unusual your tastes are.

First of all, you should know that all courses are broken down into one of nine categories:

✔ Illustration

✔ 3D & Animation

✔ Marketing & Business

✔ Photography & Video

✔ Design

✔ Technology

✔ Craft

✔ Architecture & Spaces

✔ Calligraphy & Typography

Since the company originated in Spain, the majority of Domestika’s catalog of courses is in Spanish. It briefly played with dubbing these courses in English, but more recently it started publishing more courses in English.

Besides the reputation, another point that can generate mistrust is data security and payments on a site. But at Domestika, users can rest assured: all course pages use HTTPS.

This security certificate is identified by a padlock icon in the browser bar and ensures that all user information, such as passwords and credit card numbers, remains private when sent to the site.

Payments can also be made through PayPal, which adds another layer of security.

To sign up, you must create an account on the platform. Then, just choose the course or the subscription and proceed with payment, as with the purchase of any product on the Internet. Once registered, the user can access the classes and materials whenever he wants, for an unlimited time.

Domestika is absolutely worth trying out for creatives looking to learn a skill. The platform has a killer catalog of well-produced courses that are worth checking out – even if you have to put up with subtitles.