UI/UX Design
Beginner-friendly course that teaches the fundamentals of UI and UX design, from research and wireframing to visual design and prototyping using Figma — no coding required.
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About this course
Course overview
This practical, self-paced course guides beginners through the full UI/UX design workflow: understanding users, planning flows and sitemaps, creating wireframes and high-fidelity mockups, building interactive prototypes in Figma, running basic usability tests, and preparing portfolio-ready case studies. Lessons emphasize observable skills and hands-on practice so learners can design clean, user-friendly interfaces and communicate design decisions to stakeholders and developers. A certificate of completion is included.
Who this course is for
Adult learners and early-career professionals who want to transition into or add UI/UX design skills to their toolkit. Suitable for aspiring designers, product-minded professionals, entrepreneurs, and students with no prior design or coding background.
What you will learn
- Differentiate between UI and UX and describe the stages of a user-centered design process
- Plan information architecture and user flows for simple web or mobile experiences
- Create low- and high-fidelity wireframes and interactive prototypes using Figma
- Apply core visual design principles (typography, color, layout, spacing) to interfaces
- Design accessible interfaces and evaluate usability using heuristic checks
- Conduct basic user research and usability tests and synthesize findings into actionable insights
- Build a simple design system with reusable components and prepare assets for handoff
- Compose a concise portfolio case study that documents problem, process, and outcomes
Prerequisites
- Basic computer literacy (files, folders, web browsing)
- Willingness to practice with guided exercises (approx. 3–5 hours per week)
- Optional: free Figma account (instructions provided in course)
Level: Beginner