Expert UI UX Design Training
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This 4-month intensive UI/UX Design program is designed to equip learners with the practical skills and design thinking mindset required to create user-centred digital products. The course takes students from foundational concepts in user experience and interface design through hands-on design tools, research methods, prototyping, usability testing, and professional portfolio development.
Learners will gain a deep understanding of how users communicate with digital products and how to create user interfaces that are easy to use, accessible, and visually appealing.. Through structured modules, real-world case studies, practical assignments, and a comprehensive capstone project, students will be able to convert user requirements into practical design solutions.
By the end of the program, participants will have developed industry-relevant UI/UX skills, worked extensively with modern design tools such as Figma, and built portfolio-ready projects that demonstrate their ability to solve real-world design problems. This course is ideal for beginners moving into the design field, professionals looking to upskill, and anyone interested in building a career in UI/UX design.
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning ObjectivesWelcome to Your Design Journey
This week marks the beginning of your transformation into a user-centric designer. We're establishing the fundamental mindset shift required for effective digital product design. Many people enter this field believing design is primarily about aesthetics, but you'll discover it's actually about problem-solving, psychology, and systematic thinking.
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2.0 Core Concepts: The UI/UX Distinction
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2.2 User Interface (UI) Design: The Visible Surface
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Foundations of User-Centric Design: Quiz 1 -
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2.2.3 Core UI Design Elements
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3.0 The Symbiotic Relationship: How UI and UX Collaborate
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Foundations of User-Centric Design: Quiz 2
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4.0 Professional Landscape & Career Paths
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5.0 Practical Application Framework
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Foundations of User-Centric Design: Quiz 3
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Week 1 Resources
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Week 1 Assigment (Tasks)
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2.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
The Psychology Behind Great Design
This week, we dive into the psychological principles that make designs feel intuitive or frustrating. The Laws of UX aren't arbitrary rules; they're time-tested principles derived from cognitive psychology and human-computer interaction research. Understanding these laws will transform your design decisions from subjective opinions to evidence-based strategies.
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2.0 Core Concepts: The Fundamental UX Laws
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2.2 Hick's Law: The Paradox of Choice
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2.3 Fitts's Law: The Science of Targeting
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The Unseen Forces of Design - Laws of UX : Quiz 1
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3.0 Additional Critical UX Laws
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The Unseen Forces of Design - Laws of UX : Quiz 2
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Week 2 Resources
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Week 2 Assignment (Tasks)
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
Why Figma Matters in Modern Design
Figma has revolutionised the design industry by making design collaborative, web-based, and accessible. Understanding Figma isn't just about learning a tool; it's about mastering the modern design workflow used by companies like Google, Airbnb, and Uber. This week, we transition from theory to practice, giving you the hands-on skills to bring your design ideas to life.
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2.0 Core Concepts: Mastering the Figma Environment
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Introduction to Figma - Your First Digital Canvas : Quiz 1
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2.4 Design Principles in Practice
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3.0 Colour and Contrast Implementation
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4.0 Extending Figma with Plugins
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Introduction to Figma - Your First Digital Canvas : Quiz 2
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5.0 Introduction to Onboarding Flows
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Week 3 Resources
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Week 3 Assignment (Tasks)
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
The Power of Colour in Digital Product Design
Colour is not just about decoration. It's one among the most effective tools available to designers. According to research, colour can increase comprehension by 73%, learning by 55% to 78%, and readership by 40%. This week, we'll examine how colour affects consumer behaviour, conveys brand personality, and create emotional bonds that promote interaction and conversion.
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2.0 Core Concepts: Colour Theory Fundamentals
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3.0 The Psychology of Colour in Practice
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UI/UX Week 4: Quiz 1
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4.0 Practical Colour System Design
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5.0 Implementation in Figma & Design Systems
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6.0 Hands-On Project: Colour System Creation
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UI/UX Week 4: Quiz 2
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Week 4 Resources
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Week 4 Assignment
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
The Critical Role of Typography in Digital Products
Typography is the backbone of user interface design. While colour and imagery capture attention, typography does the heavy lifting of communication. Research shows that 95% of web design is typography, and proper typographic implementation can increase comprehension by 400%, reading speed by 35%, and user satisfaction by 52%. This week, we'll master the art and science of digital typography.
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2.0 Core Concepts: Typography Fundamentals
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3.0 Practical Typography Systems
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UI/UX Week 5: Quiz 1
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3.3 Readability and Accessibility
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4.0 Implementation in Figma & Design Systems
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5.0 Hands-On Project: Typography System Design
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UI/UX Week 5: Quiz 2
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Week 5 resources
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Week 5 Assignment
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
The Evolution of Design Thinking
Design Thinking has transformed from a creative process into a strategic business methodology used by the world's most innovative companies. Originally developed at Stanford and popularised by IDEO, this human-centred approach has helped organisations like Apple, Google, and Airbnb create breakthrough products and services. This week, we'll master the complete Design Thinking framework and learn how to apply it to solve complex, ambiguous problems.
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2.0 Core Concepts: The Design Thinking Framework
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2.3 Phase 1: Empathise - Deep User Understanding
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2.4 Phase 2: Define - Synthesising Insights
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UI/UX Week 6: Quiz 1
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2.5 Phase 3: Ideate - Generating Solutions
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2.6 Phase 4: Prototype - Making Ideas Tangible
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UI/UX Week 6: Quiz 2
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2.7 Phase 5: Test - Learning from Users
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3.0 Practical Application Framework
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4.0 Hands-On Project: Design Thinking Challenge
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UI/UX Week 6: Quiz 3
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Week 6 Resources
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Week 6 Assignment (Tasks)
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
The Foundation of Digital Product Design
Information Architecture (IA) is the design of the skeletal structure of information systems that makes digital products comprehensible, easy to use and beneficial. IA is often called the backbone of UX and it is what differentiates frustrating smart digital experiences from frustrating ones. This week, we'll master the principles and practices that transform complex information into understandable and accessible structures that serve both the needs of the user and business goals.
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2.0 Core Concepts: Information Architecture Fundamentals
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2.2 Core Information Architecture Principles & Concepts
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UI/UX Week 7: Quiz 1
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3.0 Practical Information Architecture Methods & Techniques
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4.0 Advanced Information Architecture Concepts
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5.0 Content Strategy Implementation
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6.0 Hands-On Project: Information Architecture & Content Strategy for Learning Platform
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UI/UX Week 7: Quiz 2
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Week 7 Resources
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Week 7 Assignment
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
The Evolution of Design Systems
Design systems represent the maturation of digital product design from ad-hoc creation to systematic, scalable approaches. Atomic Design, pioneered by Brad Frost, provides a mental model for creating intentional, component-based design systems that scale efficiently. This week, we'll master the methodology that companies like IBM, Google, and Airbnb use to maintain consistency across massive product ecosystems.
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2.0 Core Concepts: The Atomic Design Methodology
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2.1.2 Why Atomic Design Works
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UI/UX Week 8: Quiz 1
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3.0 Atomic Elements: Building the Foundation
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3.2 Typography Systems
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3.3 Spacing Systems
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3.4 Icon Systems
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UI/UX Week 8: Quiz 2
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3.5 Grid Systems
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Week 8 Resources
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Week 8 Assignment (Task)
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
From Atoms to Interactive Systems
This week, we elevate our design system from static foundations to dynamic, interactive components. We'll transform atomic elements into reusable molecules and organisms that solve real user interface challenges. Mastering component design is what separates junior designers from senior system thinkers who can scale design across entire organisations.
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2.0 Core Concepts: Component Architecture
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2.2 Auto Layout Mastery
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3.0 Component Categories & Implementation
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UI/UX Week 9: Quiz 1
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3.3 Feedback & Status Components
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4.0 Advanced Component Patterns
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5.0 Implementation in Figma
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6.0 Hands-On Project: Component Library
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UI/UX Week 9: Quiz 2
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Week 9 Resources
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Week 9 Assignment
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
The Foundation of Human-Centred Design
User Research is the foundation behind effective UX design. It is the careful analysis of target users and their needs in order to incorporate actual circumstances and insights into design procedures. This week, we transition from building design systems to understanding the people who use them. Mastering user research enables designers to transition from creators relying on guesswork to evidence-based problem solvers.
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2.0 Core Concepts: User Research Fundamentals
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2.3 Research Methods Deep Dive
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UI/UX Week 10: Quiz 1
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3.0 Research Planning & Preparation
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3.2 Participant Recruitment
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3.3 Research Ethics & Best Practices
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4.0 Research Methods Deep Dive
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UI/UX Week 10: Quiz 2
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4.3 Survey Design
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5.0 Research Logistics & Tools
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6.0 Hands-On Project: Research Plan Development
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Week 10 Resources
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Week 10 Assignment
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
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2.0 Core Concepts: The Research Toolkit
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2.2 Designing and Deploying Scientifically Rigorous Surveys
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3.0 Moderated vs. Unmoderated Usability Testing: A Strategic Choice
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Week 11 - Quiz 1
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3.3 Hybrid Approach: The Best of Both Worlds
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4.0 The Synthesis Engine
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4.2 Core Synthesis Tools & Techniques
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Week 11 - Quiz 2
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4.3 Foundational UX Deliverables
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Week 11 Assignment: The Synthesis Architec
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Video Resources with Actual Links
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
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2.0 Core Concepts: Interaction Design
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2.0.1 Core Concepts: Interaction Design
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3.0 The Anatomy of an Interaction
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Week 12 Quiz 1
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3.1 Core Interaction Patterns
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4.0 Responsive Design & Breakpoints
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5.0 Microinteractions: The Devil in the Details
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6.0 Core Concepts: Accessibility in UX
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Week 12 Quiz 2
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Week 12 Resources
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Week 12 Tasks
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
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2.0 Core Concepts: The Prototyping Spectrum
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2.2.3 Prototypes: The Interactive Simulation
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Week 13 Quiz 1
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3.0 Figma Prototyping Mechanics
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4.0 Advanced Prototyping Techniques
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5.0 Mastering Figma Prototyping
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Week 13 Quiz 2
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Week 13 Task
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Week 13 Resources
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
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2.0 Core Concepts: The Product Design Lifecycle
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2.2. Product Definition
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2.3 Design & Definition
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Week 14 Quiz 1
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3.0 Competitive Analysis Deep Dive
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4.0 Iterative Design Workflows
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5.0 The Iteration Engine
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6.0 Development Handoff & Launch
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Week 14 Quiz 2
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Week 14 Task
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Week 14 Resources
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1.0 Week Overview & Learning Objectives
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2.0 Crafting Your UX Resume
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3.0 Overcoming Experience Gaps
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Week 18- Quiz 1
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4.0 Cover Letters and Application Strategy
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5.0 Interview Preparation Framework
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6.0 Common UX Interview Questions
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Week 18 Quiz 2
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Week 18 Task
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Week 18 Resources
Format: Weekly lessons, design challenges, and practical capstone applications.
Beginners to intermediate learners who want to be job-ready UI/UX Designers.
