Product Design
Our Product Design course (UI/UX) is an intensive 12-week program crafted to take you from foundational design thinking to crafting intuitive, real-world web and mobile digital products.
In this course you will gain hands-on expertise across Human-Centered Design, user research, persona creation, wireframing, typography, color theory, design systems, interactive Figma prototyping, and developer handoff. Whether you are launching a new career in tech or expanding your skill set, this course provides expert mentorship, portfolio building, and real-world exposure needed to thrive as a UI/UX Designer or Product Designer.
Who it's for
Anyone ready to design with confidence, not guesses.
- Career changers moving from creative disciplines into tech.
- Engineers who want to design the products they build.
- Aspiring PMs and designers who know good design matters.
What you'll build
A complete product case study, from problem to shipped solution.
End-to-end research, strategy, and interactive prototypes for a real problem. User interviews included, design system built, handoff ready for engineering and documented as a portfolio project that proves you can think like a designer.
Course Outline & Brochure Summary
- 01Week 1: Introduction to Product Design & Human-Centered UX
Understanding UI vs. UX, 7 factors influencing user experience, human-centered design principles, usability fundamentals, and design thinking frameworks.
- 02Weeks 2 & 3: User Research, Personas & User Journey Mapping
Recruiting participants, conducting user interviews, synthesizing research, defining user requirements, crafting personas, use cases, user flows, and customer journey maps.
- 03Week 4: Low-Fi & High-Fi Wireframing, Prototyping & Usability Testing
Pen-and-paper wireframing, converting concepts into high-fidelity mockups, linking screens for interactive prototypes, and running usability testing sessions.
- 04Week 5: Visual UI Design, Typography, Color Theory & Design Principles
Mastering typography hierarchy (kerning, line height), color formats, accessibility standards, the 60-30-10 color rule, and applying icons, images, and illustrations effectively.
- 05Weeks 6 & 7: Hands-On UI/UX Design Tool Mastery (Figma)
Applying design principles directly within professional design tools like Figma, building reusable components, auto-layouts, variants, and scalable interface designs.
- 06Weeks 8 & 9: Mobile UI/UX Design (iOS & Android Guidelines)
Designing mobile app interfaces following 7 core mobile design principles, Apple Human Interface Guidelines (HIG), and Google Material Design specifications.
- 07Weeks 10 & 11: Web Design, Responsive Layouts & Grid Systems
Building responsive web screens, mastering layout structures, implementing Bootstrap grid systems, and preparing responsive desktop layouts.
- 08Week 12: Portfolio Development, Feedback & Capstone Project Presentation
Comprehensive design review, receiving professional feedback, finalizing portfolio case studies, structuring developer handoff, and presenting final capstone design projects.
Course Prerequisites
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Prior Design Experience: None required. This course builds your product design knowledge from complete scratch.
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Computer Skills: Basic computer literacy, file navigation, and general internet browsing skills are required.
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Hardware Requirements: A personal laptop with a minimum of 8GB RAM and reliable storage to seamlessly run interface design software like Figma.
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Schedule & Commitment: Ability to attend live sessions twice weekly (Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM) and dedicate time to hands-on project work.
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Mindset: A user-first empathy, active problem-solving attitude, eagerness to iterate based on feedback, and passion for visual design.
Small cohorts, real feedback
Weekly design critiques with your instructor and peers, the feedback loop that makes you better.
Learn by designing
No theory without practice. Every concept lands in your portfolio project.
Taught by practitioners
Learn from practitioners shipping products at real companies, not design school theorists.
Leave with a case study
A complete, documented design project you can show to employers and defend in interviews.