Nowadays, no matter how many great features it might promise, it's hard to respect a product that doesn't have a beautiful, human-oriented design.
It's the first thing I judge any product by, and if I open a deal and the logo or website of that product looks sub-par I don't even bother much more. It's vain but it has been a very good way to predict how long or how good a LTD tool will turn out to be, because it is indicative of how seriously and how much effort the people actually put into that tool.

Uxcel looks amazingly designed on all aspects, so that's already a great indicator that it's a good place to learn from :D
Design has always been a part of my skills however I was always self taught and never had the chance to do any University courses for it, so having this chance, especially to do it in such a lively platform, is a great opportunity. Thank you!