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Comprehensive UI/UX Design Course Outline

The UI/UX Design Course is structured into two levels: Basic/Beginner and Senior/Advanced, each focusing on different aspects of design. The beginner level covers foundational topics such as design thinking, user research, and wireframing, while the advanced level delves into complex processes like UX strategy, interaction design, and usability testing. Optional add-on sessions are available, and recommended tools include Figma, Adobe XD, and Sketch.

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Comprehensive UI/UX Design Course Outline

The UI/UX Design Course is structured into two levels: Basic/Beginner and Senior/Advanced, each focusing on different aspects of design. The beginner level covers foundational topics such as design thinking, user research, and wireframing, while the advanced level delves into complex processes like UX strategy, interaction design, and usability testing. Optional add-on sessions are available, and recommended tools include Figma, Adobe XD, and Sketch.

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UI/UX Design Course Structure

■ BASIC / BEGINNER LEVEL


Course Goal: Understand the foundations of user experience and interface design, basic tools, and design
process.

Duration: 8–10 weeks

1. Introduction to UI/UX Design – Difference between UI and UX, design thinking, product design overview.
2. Design Thinking Process – Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test.
3. User Research Basics – Surveys, interviews, personas, empathy maps.
4. Information Architecture (IA) – User flows, sitemaps, navigation structure.
5. Wireframing Fundamentals – Low-fidelity sketches, digital wireframes.
6. UI Design Basics – Typography, color theory, layout, spacing, visual hierarchy.
7. Design Tools (Figma / Adobe XD) – Hands-on with tools for UI design.
8. Prototyping & User Testing – Clickable prototypes, usability testing.
9. Portfolio Mini Project – Design a simple app or website.
10. Review & Presentation – Feedback and improvements.
■ SENIOR / ADVANCED LEVEL
Course Goal: Master complex UX processes, design systems, team collaboration, and user analytics for
professional product design.

Duration: 10–12 weeks

1. Advanced User Research & Personas – Quantitative vs qualitative data, journey mapping.
2. UX Strategy & Product Thinking – Aligning business goals with user needs.
3. Interaction Design (IxD) – Microinteractions, animations, motion principles.
4. Design Systems & Style Guides – Component libraries, consistency in design.
5. Accessibility & Inclusive Design – WCAG standards, inclusive design principles.
6. Advanced Prototyping (Figma, Framer, ProtoPie) – Interactive flows, conditional logic.
7. Usability Testing & Analytics – A/B testing, heatmaps, Google Analytics, Hotjar.
8. Collaboration & Handoff (Dev Tools) – Working with developers using Figma Inspect / Zeplin.
9. UI Trends & Design for Different Platforms – Responsive web, mobile apps, dark mode, wearables.
10. Portfolio & Case Study Development – Presenting UX process, storytelling, job readiness.
11–12. Capstone Project – Real-world product design challenge.

Optional Add-on Sessions: UX Writing, Branding, Design Leadership, Freelancing, Interview Prep.

Recommended Tools: Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch, Framer, Maze, Dovetail, Notion, Miro, Hotjar.

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