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UI/UX and AI Product Design Professional

Master the complete UX process first, progress into professional UI and design systems, then graduate with guided real-world projects and a job-ready portfolio.

Portfolio outcomeMobile service product: UX research to validated high-fidelity prototype
Duration20 weeks
Live lessons80
LanguageEnglish & Tamil
Learning modeLive + lab
Program fee₹12999₹24999 regular feeFounding cohort · First 20 learners

The real outcome

What you'll actually be able to do.

A mentor-led 20 weeks program designed around practical labs, guided assignments, portfolio work, and clear progress reviews. Learn the workflow employers and modern teams use, then apply it in projects you can confidently explain.

01

Plan and execute an end-to-end UX process from discovery to validated solution

02

Conduct interviews, surveys, competitor research, synthesis, and usability testing

03

Create information architecture, user flows, wireframes, and UX content

04

Design polished responsive interfaces from visual foundations to advanced Figma

05

Build accessible component libraries, variables, tokens, and documented design systems

06

Use AI responsibly across research, exploration, prototyping, and AI-product experiences

07

Hand off production-ready designs and present three assessed, evidence-led portfolio case studies

Course benefits

Why this learning path matters.

Each benefit is connected to practice, projects, and work you can demonstrate.

01

Master the complete UX process before moving into professional visual UI

02

Practise real research, information architecture, testing, accessibility, and product reasoning

03

Progress from Figma fundamentals into variables, design systems, prototypes, and Dev Mode

04

Use current AI tools for research support, exploration, content, visuals, and functional prototypes

05

Graduate with three assessed case studies showing evidence, iteration, UI quality, and handoff

Your learning roadmap

From “new to this” to “I built this.”

80 live lessons across 23 focused modules.

Learning phase

Phase 1 · UX Foundations & Research

Module 01

UX, product and human-centred design

What UX is and is notUX roles and product teamsDesign thinking and Double DiamondBusiness goals and user outcomesProblem statementsEthics and inclusive design
Module 02

User psychology and usability principles

Mental modelsCognitive loadAttention and memoryDecision-making and cognitive biasesAffordances and signifiersJakob's Law, Hick's Law and Fitts's LawAvoiding manipulation and dark patterns
Module 03

Discovery and research planning

Stakeholder interviewsAssumptions and hypothesesResearch objectivesMethod selectionParticipant recruitmentConsent, privacy and research ethics
Module 04

Qualitative user research

Interview guidesUser interviewsContextual inquiryObservation and diary studiesNeutral questioningResearch notes and transcripts
Module 05

Quantitative, market and AI-assisted research

Survey designSampling and response biasCompetitor and comparative analysisDesk researchProduct reviews, analytics and support dataAI-assisted interview and survey draftsAI transcription and summarizationProtecting participant data and verifying every AI-generated claim
Learning phase

Phase 2 · UX Architecture & Validation

Module 06

Research synthesis and problem definition

Affinity mappingThemes and insightsEvidence-based personasJobs to be doneEmpathy and journey mapsHow-might-we questions and opportunity areas
Module 07

Information architecture

Content inventoryMental modelsTaxonomy and labelingOpen and closed card sortingSitemaps and navigationTree testing
Module 08

Task flows, user flows and service design

Task analysisHappy paths and edge casesUser-flow notationCross-channel journeysService blueprintsPrioritising the MVP experience
Module 09

Ideation, sketching and wireframing

How-might-we ideationCrazy 8s and solution sketchingFeature prioritizationLow- and mid-fidelity wireframesLayout and interaction patternsAnnotation and design rationaleAI-generated alternatives as hypotheses—not validated solutions
Module 10

UX writing and content design

Voice, tone and plain languageContent hierarchyLabels, instructions and calls to actionForms and onboarding contentEmpty, loading, success and error statesLocalization-ready contentAI copy drafting with editorial and accessibility review
Module 11

Usability evaluation, testing and iteration

Heuristic evaluationCognitive walkthroughsTest plans and task scenariosModerated and unmoderated testsThink-aloud facilitationObservation, metrics and severity ratingsAccessibility audit basicsAI-assisted clustering with human validationProduct analytics and A/B testing fundamentalsPrioritising and documenting iterations
Learning phase

Phase 3 · UI Foundations & Figma

Module 12

Visual design foundations

Gestalt principlesVisual hierarchyComposition and balanceGrid and spacing systemsConsistency and affordanceDesign critique
Module 13

Typography, colour and visual language

Type anatomy and scalesReadable hierarchyColour theory and palettesContrast and semantic colourIcons and imageryBrand-to-product translation
Module 14

Figma from fundamentals to production

Frames, layers and stylesConstraints and resizingAuto LayoutComponents and propertiesVariants and interactive statesTeam files, libraries and collaboration
Module 15

Responsive, adaptive and accessible UI

Mobile-first designBreakpoints and fluid layoutsWeb, Android and iOS conventionsWCAG 2.2 AAKeyboard, focus and target sizesAccessible forms and error handling
Module 16

Real-world product UI patterns

Mobile navigation and onboardingResponsive websites and ethical landing pagesForms, tables, search and filteringSaaS dashboard architectureData-visualization fundamentalsComplex states and permissionsLight, dark and high-contrast themes
Learning phase

Phase 4 · Advanced UI, Systems & AI

Module 17

Design systems, variables and tokens

Atomic design and component anatomyFoundations and semantic tokensFigma variables and modesReusable component APIsDocumentation and governanceDark mode, themes and localization
Module 18

Interaction design and advanced prototyping

Interaction principlesMicrointeractions and feedbackTransitions and motionOverlays and conditional flowsVariables in prototypesPrototype testing and presentation
Module 19

AI-assisted design and human–AI UX

Prompt structure and creative directionFigma AI First Draft and Figma MakeGenerating alternatives for exploration—not automatic validationEvaluating generated interfaces against evidenceAI onboarding and expectation settingExplainability, confidence and user controlHallucination, failure and correction flowsPrivacy, bias, safety and responsible AI
Module 20

Developer handoff and design QA

Dev Mode and inspectionSpecs, annotations and assetsVariables to code tokensResponsive behaviour and acceptance criteriaDesigner–developer collaborationDesign QA and issue reporting
Learning phase

Phase 5 · Projects, Portfolio & Career

Module 21

Three industry-style capstone projects

Mobile service: full UX research to tested prototypeResponsive SaaS dashboard and design systemTrustworthy AI copilot with failure and recoveryWeekly critiques and iteration logsUsability evidenceFinal stakeholder presentations
Module 22

UX documentation and portfolio case studies

Research reports and evidence repositoriesFlow and decision documentationCase-study structure and storytellingShowing process, evidence and trade-offsOutcome measurement and honest limitationsAI-assisted editing without invented resultsPortfolio website and presentation deck
Module 23

Assessment and job readiness

Project rubric: research, UX, UI, accessibility and handoffPortfolio critique and revisionResume and LinkedIn positioningDesign critique communicationWhiteboard challengesTake-home assignment strategyMock product-design interviews

AI project studio

Five projects. Built for your portfolio.

Progress from focused practice to one complete, presentation-ready capstone.

PROJECT 01Applied build

Mobile service product: UX research to validated high-fidelity prototype

PlanBuildReview
PROJECT 02Applied build

Responsive SaaS dashboard with an accessible documented design system

PlanBuildReview
PROJECT 03Applied build

Accessible commerce redesign based on audit and usability evidence

PlanBuildReview
PROJECT 04Applied build

Trustworthy AI copilot with onboarding, control, failure, and recovery flows

PlanBuildReview
PROJECT 05Signature capstone

AI-native career platform: end-to-end product design capstone

PlanBuildReview

Your stack

Tools you'll get comfortable with.

FigmaFigJamFigma AIFigma MakeChatGPTClaudeGeminiDovetail AIMaze AIUizardFramer AIAdobe FireflyMidjourneyStarkNotionDev Mode

Job opportunities

Where these skills can take you.

These are realistic roles to explore as your portfolio and experience grow.

Junior UX DesignerJunior UI DesignerAssociate Product DesignerInteraction Designer — JuniorUX Research AssociateDesign Systems Trainee

Hiring readiness

How this curriculum helps you compete in 2026.

Hiring teams look for evidence that you can apply skills, explain decisions, and work through realistic constraints.

01

Three end-to-end case studies show process and decisions—not only polished screens

02

Research and usability evidence helps learners defend choices during portfolio reviews

03

WCAG 2.2, responsive UI, components, variables, and handoff match modern team workflows

04

AI-product failure and recovery work demonstrates a relevant 2026 specialization

05

Weekly critique, whiteboard practice, and mock interviews prepare learners for hiring stages

Job titles and hiring requirements vary by company and location. Completing a course strengthens skills and portfolio evidence; it does not guarantee employment.

Is this your track?

This course fits if you are…

  • Students and design beginners
  • Career switchers
  • Developers moving into product design
  • Working professionals building AI product skills

Good to know

Before you start.

  • No design background required
  • Laptop with internet access
  • Free Figma account; paid AI tools are optional
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