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UI/UX DESIGN COMPLETE COURSE

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles, tools, and techniques of User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) design. Whether you’re starting a career in design or looking to enhance your digital product skills, this course will equip you with practical knowledge to create intuitive, user-centered designs.

WHAT IS UI/ UX DESIGN?

UI/UX design refers to two closely related areas in product design, especially for digital products like websites, apps, and software:

  1. UI (User Interface) Design
  • Focuses on the look and feel of a product.
  • Deals with visual design elements such as colors, typography, icons, buttons, spacing, and layout.
  • Goal: To make the product aesthetically appealing, consistent, and easy to navigate.

 Example: The color of a “Sign Up” button, the style of menus, and the arrangement of elements on a page.

  1. UX (User Experience) Design
  • Focuses on the overall experience a user has while interacting with a product.
  • Involves research, usability testing, wireframing, prototyping, and user journey mapping.

Goal: To make the product functional, user-friendly, and enjoyable, solving the user’s problems with minimal friction.

ENTRY REQUIREMENT

  • Basic Computer knowledge
  • No prior coding knowledge is required. 
  • Backgrounds in graphic design, psychology, human-computer interaction, or computer science can be helpful.
  • Self-taught designers and those who transition from other fields (like IT, marketing, or even customer service) are common.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Core concepts of UI and UX
  • Design thinking and user-centered design process
  • Wireframing and prototyping (low to high fidelity)
  • User research and usability testing
  • Visual design principles (typography, color, layout)
  • Tools: Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch, etc.
  • Responsive and mobile-first design
  • Collaboration with developers and product teams

Who This Course Is For:

  • Aspiring UI/UX designers
  • Graphic designers transitioning to digital design
  • Product managers and developers wanting to understand UX
  • Entrepreneurs building user-centric products

Course Outcomes:

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

  • Conduct user research and create personas
  • Design wireframes and interactive prototypes
  • Apply usability principles to real-world projects
  • Build a professional UI/UX design portfolio

SKILLS YOU WOULD HAVE LEARNT AT THE END OF THE PROGRAM

  • Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch
  • Miro, Notion, Whimsical
  • InVision, Zeplin, Overflow

HTML/CSS basics (optional but valuable)

COURSE SYLLABUS

 Beginner Level: Foundations of UI/UX

1. Introduction to UI/UX
  • What is UX (User Experience)?
  • What is UI (User Interface)?
  • Differences and overlaps
  • Importance of UI/UX in product design
2. UX Design Process Overview
  • Research
  • Design
  • Prototyping
  • Testing
  • Implementation
3. Principles of Design
  • Contrast, alignment, repetition, proximity
  • Visual hierarchy
  • Consistency
  • Affordance and feedback
4. Understanding Users
  • User personas
  • User journey maps
  • Empathy maps
  • Problem statements
5. Wireframing Basics
  • Sketching interfaces
  • Low-fidelity wireframes
  • Tools: Balsamiq, Figma, Adobe XD

Intermediate Level

Practical Skills and Tools

6. UI Design Fundamentals
  • Typography
  • Color theory
  • Grids and spacing
  • Icons and imagery
7. Designing with Tools
  • Figma (or Sketch/Adobe XD)
    • Frames, components, constraints
    • Design systems
  • Prototyping interactions and transitions
8. UX Research Techniques
  • Surveys & interviews
  • Usability testing
  • A/B testing
  • Card sorting
9. User Flows & Information Architecture
  • Creating user flows
  • Site maps
  • Navigation patterns
10. Mobile vs Web Design
    • Responsive design principles
    • Breakpoints
    • Touch targets
    • Platform guidelines (iOS vs Android)

Advanced Level

Strategy & Real-World Application

11. Design Systems & Style Guides
  • Atomic design principles
  • Creating and maintaining design systems
  • Branding consistency
12. Accessibility (A11Y) in Design
  • WCAG guidelines
  • Color contrast
  • Screen reader design
  • Inclusive design principles
13. Advanced Prototyping & Animation
  • Microinteractions
  • Transitions and delays
  • Tools: Figma Smart Animate, Principle, ProtoPie
14. UX Writing & Microcopy
  • Writing for clarity and action
  • Error messages, button labels, tooltips
15. Portfolio & Career Prep
  • Case study creation
  • Resume tips for designers
  • Building a strong design portfolio
  • Freelancing vs full-time roles

Suitable Job Roles

  UI/UX Designer

  UI Designer

  UX Strategist

  UX Researcher

  UX Strategist

  Product Designer

Leadership & Strategy Roles

Design Lead / UX Lead

Design Manager

Head of Design / Director of UX

Chief Experience Officer (CXO)

UI UX Design Fundamentals Online Course with Figma and Prototyping

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