UX-UI Design
What is UX & UI?
UX (User Experience) and UI (User Interface) Design are two critical components in the development of a product or website, focusing on the overall experience of the user and how they interact with the product. UX Design Refers to the process of improving user satisfaction with a product by enhancing the usability, accessibility, and pleasure provided in the interaction. UI Design Focuses on the visual and interactive elements of a product—what users see and touch. Together, UX/UI design ensures the product is both user-friendly and visually appealing.
What you'll learn
In this course, you will learn the basics of UX/UI design and how to apply them step by step. You will understand how to do user research, create wireframes, and build the structure of a website or app. You’ll also learn about visual design, how to make prototypes, and test them to improve the user experience. The course covers mobile-friendly (responsive) design, easy-to-read content (UX writing), and making designs accessible to everyone. You will also learn how to work with developers and team members during a project. By the end, you will be ready with a design portfolio to show your skills.
- Introduction to UX/UI Design
- User Research and Analysis
- Information Architecture & Wireframing
- Visual Design Principles
- UI Design and Prototyping
- Usability Testing and Iteration
- Responsive and Adaptive Design
- UX Writing and Accessibility
- Collaboration and Design Handoff
- Portfolio Building
Schedule
| Day | Time | Price | Instructor |
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Mon – Wed |
8:00 – 10:00 |
$5/hrs |
Amit bachal |
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Tue – Thu |
Content |
Content |
Content |
Certificate
DETAILED COURSE BREAKUP FOR UX/UI DESIGN | DURATION 2.5 MONTHS
Topics Covered >
- What is UX/UI design?
- Difference between UX and UI design.
- Importance of UX/UI in product development.
- Overview of design thinking and human-centered design.
- Introduction to design tools (Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch).
Topics Covered >
- Understanding users: Importance of user research.
- Research methods: Surveys, interviews, and focus groups.
- Data analysis and user persona creation.
- Journey mapping: Identifying pain points and opportunities.
- Competitive analysis and market research.
Topics Covered >
- Fundamentals of Information Architecture.
- Creating site maps and user flows.
- Low-fidelity wireframing: Sketches and digital tools.
- Usability principles in wireframes.
- Tools for wireframing: Figma, Adobe XD, and Miro.
Topics Covered >
- Color theory and psychology in design.
- Typography: Fonts, readability, and hierarchy.
- Grid systems and layout design.
- Iconography and imagery usage.
- Creating and using design systems.
Topics Covered >
- High-fidelity UI design: Creating polished screens.
- Interactive prototyping: Linking screens and user flows.
- Micro-interactions: Enhancing user engagement.
- Tools for UI design and prototyping: Figma, InVision, Principle.
- Testing prototypes: Feedback and iteration.
Topics Covered >
- What is usability testing?
- Types of usability testing (A/B testing, heuristic evaluation).
- Planning and conducting usability tests.
- Analysing test results to improve designs.
- Iterative design: Implementing feedback for better results.
Topics Covered >
- Designing for different screen sizes and resolutions.
- Responsive design principles.
- Adaptive design: Creating tailored user experiences.
- Mobile-first and desktop-first approaches.
- Tools for responsive design testing.
Topics Covered >
- What is UX writing? Crafting microcopy and CTAs.
- Accessibility standards (WCAG guidelines).
- Designing for inclusivity: Visual and functional accessibility.
- Tools for testing accessibility in designs.
Topics Covered >
- Collaborating with stakeholders and developers.
- Design handoff process using Zeplin, Avocode, or Figma.
- Documenting design decisions.
- Best practices for smooth developer collaboration.
Topics Covered >
- Selecting the best projects for your portfolio.
- Writing case studies to highlight your design process.
- Structuring a portfolio: Tools and platforms (Behance, Dribbble).
- Presenting your portfolio to potential employers.
Topics Covered >
- Work on a real-world project simulating industry scenario.
- Conduct research, design wireframes, and develop prototypes.
- Present your project to mentors and peers for feedback.
- Add the completed project to your portfolio.
Cancellation policy
Cancellation Before Course Start:
- If you cancel 7 days or more before the course start date, you will receive a 100% refund.
- If you cancel within 6 days of the course start date, a 20% cancellation fee will be applied.
Cancellation After Course Start:
- No refund will be provided once the course has started.
- However, you may be eligible to transfer your seat to the next batch (subject to availability and approval).
No-Show Policy:
- If you fail to attend the course without prior notice, no refund or transfer will be provided.
Batch Transfers:
- You may request a one-time batch transfer before the second session, subject to seat availability.
Refund Timeline:
- All approved refunds will be processed within 7–10 working days to your original payment method.