Learn to think, research, and design the way real UX and UI teams do, turning your first idea into a portfolio-ready case study through design thinking, structured user research, and hands-on practice.
Beginning with the fundamentals of UX, UI, and product design, the content introduces design thinking within the Double Diamond framework and builds structured user-research skills, including interviews, surveys, and competitive analysis. It then shows how to turn research into practical design tools such as personas, journey maps, and problem statements. A capstone project ties every skill together into a complete, presentable user experience.
Course Content
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Learning Outcomes
Explain the fundamentals of UX, UI, and digital product design
Differentiate between designer roles within digital product teams
Apply design thinking principles to develop a digital project idea
Select the appropriate UX research method and carry out interviews, contextual inquiry, surveys, competitive analysis, and secondary research
Convert research findings into design tools such as personas, empathy maps, journey maps, problem statements, and How Might We questions
Synthesize, document, and present research findings for a design team
Distinguish the four career levels of a designer and build a personal roadmap
Produce a complete user experience for an application, from research through wireframes to an interactive prototype
Who should Enroll
Beginners interested in designing applications and websites who want to understand user experience in digital products.
Course Requirements
No previous design experience required.
Basic use of a computer and the internet.
Curiosity about how applications and websites are built, and a willingness to learn through practice.