UI UX Course

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Anuja Navlkar

Created by

2025-03-18

Start Date

2025-03-21

Last Date

Website Design & Development

What you'll learn

User Interface (UI) Design Principles User Experience (UX) Design Fundamentals Design Thinking Process
Wireframing & Prototyping Usability Testing Interaction Design
UI Design Tools (Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch) Visual Design Elements Responsive & Mobile-First Design
UX Research Methods User Personas & Journey Mapping Information Architecture
Accessibility & Inclusivity in Design Portfolio Development Industry Best Practices & Trends

Requirements

Laptop/computer to run lightweight softwares
Good wifi

Description

User Interface and User Experience Course

Dive deep into the principles of effective design and learn how to create visually appealing and intuitive interfaces that delight users. Our course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to excel in the fast-paced world of UI/UX design. Join us and take your design skills to the next level.

Design principles: How to apply design principles to real-world scenarios
User research: How to conduct user research and understand user behavior
Prototyping: How to build prototypes and use design software like Figma,Adobe XD
Usability testing: How to perform usability testing and collect user feedback
Project planning: How to build a long-term project plan and iterate on it , Problem-solving: How to identify and solve problems

Course Syllabus

Understanding the fundamentals of User Experience (UX) Design.
Difference between UX and UI design.
Overview of the UX design process: Research ? Ideation ? Design ? Testing ? Iteration.
Exploring real-world examples of good and bad UX.

Methods of user research: Surveys interviews and observations.
Creating user personas to understand target audiences.
Building empathy maps to visualize user needs and pain points.
Activity: Conduct user interviews and create empathy maps.

Introduction to user journeys and customer experience mapping.
Creating user journey maps to identify opportunities for improvement.
Defining problem statements based on research findings.
Activity: Develop a user journey map for a fictional product or service.

Organizing content logically for improved usability.
Creating sitemaps and user flow diagrams.
Introduction to card sorting for structuring information.
Activity: Build a sitemap and user flow for a basic website or app.

Introduction to wireframing tools: Figma
Adobe XD or Balsamiq.
Sketching low-fidelity wireframes to plan layout and content placement.
Activity: Create wireframes for a simple mobile app or website.

Understanding visual hierarchy
Typography
Color theory and spacing.
Creating user-friendly and accessible layouts.
Examples of good UI/UX design patterns.
Activity: Design a basic UI screen applying these principles.

Introduction to prototyping tools (Figma Adobe XD or InVision).
Creating clickable prototypes to demonstrate user flows.
Adding basic interactions like transitions buttons and navigation.
Activity: Build an interactive prototype for a wireframed design.

Introduction to usability testing methods.
Conducting usability tests and gathering feedback.
Analyzing results and identifying design improvements.
Activity: Perform usability testing on the prototype and document insights.

Understanding design systems and creating reusable components.
Importance of accessibility in UX design.
Applying accessibility guidelines (WCAG) to ensure inclusive design.
Activity: Develop a small design system for your prototype.

Refining prototypes based on feedback and testing results.
Conducting A/B testing to measure design success.
Iterating on designs for better usability and performance.
Activity: Revise and improve your previous prototypes.

Documenting your UX design process for case studies.
Writing effective project descriptions: problem solution and outcomes.
Structuring and presenting projects in a UX portfolio.
Activity: Create a case study for one completed project.

Developing a full UX project (app or website) based on user research and feedback.
Building a clickable prototype with polished visuals.
Presenting your project to the class for feedback.
Activity: Final project submission and portfolio presentation.

Who this course is for:

Beginners – Anyone looking to start a career in UI/UX design.Students & Job Seekers – Individuals aiming to build a strong design portfolio. Freelancers – Designers seeking to expand their services to UI/UX design. Creatives & Innovators – Anyone passiona
Graphic Designers – Professionals who want to transition into UI/UX design.
Web Designers & Developers – Those looking to enhance their skills with user-centric design.
Product Managers – To understand design processes and collaborate better with design teams.
Entrepreneurs & Startups – To create user-friendly digital products for their business.