In the digital world, user experience is everything. This course is designed to teach both technical and non-technical learners how to design intuitive, engaging, and accessible interfaces from scratch—no design background required.

Students begin by understanding UI/UX principles, including user-centered design, accessibility, and cognitive load theory. Then, the course moves into user research techniques—persona creation, user journeys, and wireframing.

Using tools like Figma, Adobe XD, and InVision, learners will design and prototype mobile apps and web interfaces. They will apply design systems, grid layouts, color psychology, typography, and micro-interactions to create polished, professional-looking designs.

Beyond visuals, the course covers usability testing, A/B testing, and collecting real user feedback to iterate on designs. Real-world assignments include redesigning an e-commerce checkout flow, a mobile banking app, and a landing page for a startup.

By the end of the course, learners will have a complete design portfolio and a strong grasp of what makes products truly user-friendly. Ideal for aspiring product designers, developers wanting to understand design, or entrepreneurs building digital products.