3 Months UI/UX Design Diploma Course

How & when to use common UI patterns

– Menus

– Tabs

– Bottom tab bar

– Buttons (including “Call to action” or CTA)

– Accordion

– Carousel

– Breadcrumbs

– Modals

– Forms etc.

Create Visual Designs & Clickable Prototypes

– Learn Figma to create clickable prototypes for user testing or client presentations

– Design website/app UI with Figma. Basic Figma tools and interface

– Design principles and color theory

– Typography and font pairing

– User experience (UX) design

– Layout and composition

– Iconography and illustration

– Design system and components

– Interaction design and animations

– Design collaboration and version control

– Figma plugins and integrations.

In the course “Introduction to UX Design,” you will acquire a solid comprehension of user-centered design and the necessary mentality to develop exceptional software products. You will differentiate this mindset from the conventional software development approach, and comprehend the UX design process’s steps, significance, and how they connect with each other. You will also realize that UX design concentrates on resolving issues for end-users while constructing technology products.

– User experience

– UX design process

– User interface design

– Prototyping

– Prioritization

– Goals, behaviors, and context

– Mental models

This module covers the importance of research in UX design, including different types of research such as qualitative, quantitative, and attitudinal behavioral. It also teaches how to prepare and carry out research techniques that include usability testing, defining test objectives, test scripts, finding users, desktop/mobile setups, card sorting, depth interviews, online surveys, stakeholder interviews, and A/B testing. Additionally, it addresses research bias and phrasing questions appropriately.

– Research landscape

– Qualitative research

– Quantitative research

– Observational / attitudinal

– Research bias

– Phrasing questions

– Usability testing

– Defining test objectives

– Test scripts

– Finding users

– Desktop / mobile setups

– Card sorting

– Depth interviews

– Online surveys

– Stakeholder interviews

– A/B testing

In this module, you will learn about the importance of analyzing the research data you gather to clearly define the problems you are trying to solve for the end-user. You will be introduced to design personas, their advantages, and how to create them. Additionally, you will learn to prepare a customer value curve and its key benefits in the design process. The module covers various analysis techniques, such as triangulation, affinity diagrams, customer journey maps, and empathy maps.

– Triangulation

– Affinity diagrams

– Customer journey map

– Personas

– Customer value curve

– Empathy map

In the fourth module, you will gain knowledge on how to create a well-organized software product with a clear structure and navigation. You will start by defining the structure and its relationship with navigation. Additionally, you will learn about information architecture, and how to create flow diagrams, screen states, and navigation, both global and local.

– Information architecture

– Flow

– Flow diagrams

– Screen states

– Navigation

– Global and local navigation

During this module, you will gain knowledge on how to create software interfaces and interactions that are effective. You will begin by understanding the key elements of interactions and how these components, including controls, rules, and feedback, support the overall interaction process. You will also learn that feedback is the foundation of successful interaction design and that wireframes are used as a design tool to communicate control, rules, and feedback to developers. Additionally, you will be introduced to micro-interactions, which are small but meaningful interactions within a larger user interface. Finally, you will explore the anatomy of an interaction, as well as techniques for sketching wireframes.

– Interactions

– Micro-interactions

– Anatomy of an interaction

– Controls

– Rules

– Feedback

– Wireframes

– Sketching

In this module, you will learn There is the set of rules that designers need to follow to create a composition that is both effective and visually appealing. These are known as the principles of design, which include the following fundamental principles:

– Emphasis

– Balance

– Alignment

– Contrast

– Repetition

– Proportion

– Movement

– White space

– Analysis of Example Websites & Apps and current trends in UI Design.

– Example Design Patterns

In this module, you will learn about the significance of having a well-organized portfolio as a UX professional. You will understand how to structure your portfolio effectively to showcase your skills and thought process. Furthermore, you will discover the importance of a well-structured case study in telling the story of your work. You will also learn where to gain UX experience before obtaining your first job. In addition, this module covers tips for writing an impressive resume and techniques for conducting mock interviews.

– Introduction to portfolios

– Structuring your case studies

– Building your portfolio

– Expanding your portfolio

– Resume writing tips

– Mock interviews

– Sketch

– Proto

– Adobe XD

– Figma

– Web flow

– Balsamiq

– Visual Sitemaps

– Wireframe CC

– Whimsical

– Web Projects

– Android and IOS

– Toolset

– POS System

– Interface and Product Design

– Dashboard

– Each student will have a project to complete in order to demonstrate their understanding both during and after the course.