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Features

End-to-end UX workflow: research → define → ideate → wireframe → prototype → test
Practical deliverables: personas, journey maps, user flows, IA, wireframes, UI kit (intro)
UI fundamentals: typography, spacing, grids, color, hierarchy, consistency
Accessibility basics: contrast, readable typography, focus states, error messages
Usability testing: plan, run, synthesize, iterate (beginner-friendly)
Capstone: design a responsive flow (mobile + desktop) with a prototype and case study outline

Target audiences

Beginners starting in UI/UX design
Graphic designers transitioning to product design
Developers who want stronger design and usability skills
Product managers needing UX fundamentals
Founders building MVPs who need a solid design process

Requirements

No prior design experience required (helpful but not necessary)
A design tool (Figma recommended; Adobe XD/Sketch also fine)
Basic internet research ability and willingness to interview/test with users
Optional: basic understanding of web/app interfaces (navigation, buttons, forms)

Curriculum

4 Sections
16 Lessons
10 Weeks

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Module 1 — UX Foundations (Users, Problems, and Goals)
5
Module 2 — Interaction Design (Flows, Wireframes, and Usability)
5
Module 3 — UI Design Foundations (Visual Systems)
5
Module 4 — Testing, Handoff, and Capstone Case Study
5

FAQs

Do I need to be good at drawing to learn UI/UX?

No. UI/UX is about problem-solving, structure, and clarity. Visual skills help, but they’re learned through practice and systems (grids, spacing, type scales).

Should I learn UX or UI first?

Learn both together, but start with UX foundations (users, problems, flows). UI decisions are much easier when the structure is correct.

What tool should I use—Figma, Adobe XD, or Sketch?

Figma is the most common and easiest for collaboration. The fundamentals you learn transfer to other tools.

How do I build a portfolio with no experience?

Create 2–3 strong case studies using realistic problems, show your process, test with users, and document iterations. Quality beats quantity.

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