UI/UX Design Mastery

🎨 Course Title:

UI/UX Design Mastery: From Wireframes to Wow!

"Design intuitive, delightful, and user-centric digital experiences."

🧠 Course Summary:

This bootcamp takes learners from user research to prototyping, teaching the complete product design lifecycle using Figma. Students will design real apps/websites, conduct usability tests, and understand how design impacts product success. Ideal for future designers, entrepreneurs, and product teams.

💻 IT Requirements (For Participants):

• Laptop with minimum 8GB RAM, Chrome browser

• Free Figma account

• Internet: Stable 10+ Mbps

• Optional tools: Notion, Miro, Loom

💡 Interactive Curriculum:

• UX Fundamentals & Design Thinking
  Learn how to approach design problems, conduct user interviews, build empathy maps, and define pain points.

• User Research & Persona Development
  Use surveys, interviews, and secondary research to develop data-driven user personas and journey maps.

• Information Architecture & Wireframing
  Plan intuitive user flows, sitemaps, and wireframes using Figma. Understand layout principles and navigation patterns.

• Visual Design & UI Components
  Learn about colors, typography, iconography, grid systems, and spacing. Build UI kits and style guides.

• Prototyping with Figma
  Turn wireframes into interactive, clickable prototypes. Learn micro-interactions, overlays, and smart animations.

• Usability Testing & Feedback Loops
  Test prototypes with users using tools like Maze or usabilityhub. Gather feedback and iterate designs.

• Mobile-First & Responsive Design
  Design layouts that adapt across devices. Apply mobile-first principles and test on Figma’s device preview tools.

• Portfolio Project & Presentation
  Build a case study of your end-to-end design process—from user research to final prototype.

🎯 Capstone Project:

Participants will:

• Choose a real-world product idea (e.g., food delivery app, edtech dashboard, fintech wallet)

• Complete the full UI/UX cycle: research → wireframes → prototype

• Present their final design and explain decisions to a mock stakeholder panel