UX/UI Design Foundations
Design a usable app or website screen by screen — from user research to a clickable prototype — and start a design portfolio.
Your Readiness Proof
A case study for your portfolio: research summary, user flow, wireframes and a clickable high-fidelity prototype in Figma, tested with five users and reviewed by your mentor.
Who this is for
- Career changers moving into design
- Graphic designers adding digital products
- Marketers and product people who work with designers
Better to start elsewhere
- People expecting a job guarantee — a portfolio and practice take longer than one course; we show you the realistic next steps
What you will be able to do
- Plan and run simple user research
- Map user flows and information architecture
- Wireframe and prototype in Figma
- Apply layout, type and accessibility principles to interfaces
- Present a case study that explains your decisions
Modules and lessons
1Understanding users
3 lessons
- Interviews
- Personas and jobs to be done
- Problem statement
2Structure
3 lessons
- User flows
- Information architecture
- Sketching
3Wireframes
3 lessons
- Layout grids
- Components
- Low-fidelity prototype
4Visual design
3 lessons
- Type and colour for screens
- Design systems
- Accessibility
5Prototype and test
3 lessons
- Figma prototyping
- Usability testing
- Iteration
6Portfolio
3 lessons
- Writing the case study
- Presenting
- Next steps into the field
Your mentor
A product designer who has shipped apps and websites and hires junior designers.
A course mentor reviews your assignments within three business days, and you have 3 one-to-one calls. Weekly group clinic. A coordinator keeps your plan on track, and messages are answered within one business day.
Your result tracker
Every week your tracker shows what is done, what is next and what your mentor said. Your coordinator checks in if a checkpoint slips.
- Week 2 · CheckpointUnderstanding users
- Week 3 · CheckpointStructure
- Week 5 · CheckpointWireframes
- Week 6 · CheckpointVisual design
- Week 8 · CheckpointPrototype and test
- Week 9 · CheckpointPortfolio
- Week 10Readiness Proof submitted and reviewed
- After the course+30 days: post-course follow-up
After the course
30 days of post-course mentor support: send one updated version of your result for review and ask follow-up questions. 12 months of access to materials and monthly alumni clinics for three months.
Format and time
Video lessons, practical assignments with written feedback, weekly live clinic and a final project. 5–6 hours a week.
Requirements
A laptop or desktop computer, a stable internet connection and about 5–6 hours a week.
Certificate
Certificate of Achievement, issued when your final project passes review.
This is a MAKE ME FIT certificate with a public verification link. It is not a state qualification or a professional licence.