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🎓 UI/UX Design Full Course Module
Duration
3 Month
Lectures
32
Projects
10
Importance of UI/UX Design:
Professional UI/UX Design is a very useful skill for people who want to work with websites and mobile apps. UI means how a website or app looks. UX means how it feels and works for the user. In this course, students learn how to understand users, plan ideas, and draw wireframes and sketches. They make simple and nice designs using tools like Figma, Adobe XD, and Sketch. Students also learn about colours, text styles, layouts, buttons, and making designs work well on all devices. They practise with real projects and build a good portfolio. This course is very helpful for Industrial Attachment students.
🔹 Module 1: Introduction to UI/UX Design
- What is UI Design? What is UX Design?
- Importance of UI/UX in digital products
- Overview of the design thinking process
- Key roles: UX researcher, UI designer, product designer
🔹 Module 2: UI vs UX – Understanding the Difference
- UX: user research, personas, journey maps, wireframes
- UI: visual design, color, typography, spacing
- Collaboration between UI/UX roles in real projects
- Examples showing differences (same app, different focus)
🔹 Module 3: Understanding Users & User Flow
- Conducting user research (interviews, surveys, usability testing)
- Creating user personas
- Mapping user journeys
- Building user flows and task flows
- Identifying pain points and goals
🔹Module 4: Wireframing & Sketching Ideas
- Low-fidelity sketching (pen & paper or digital)
- Importance of wireframes in early stage
- Tools: Balsamiq, Whimsical, Figma wireframe kits
- Practice: Design wireframes for a login flow and dashboard
🔹Module 5: Low-Fidelity Prototyping
- Converting wireframes to basic clickable prototypes
- Focus on layout and structure over visuals
- Tools: Figma prototyping mode
- Practice: Build a basic prototype for a mobile app concept
🔹Module 6: High-Fidelity Design with Figma
- Understanding design components and auto layout
- Building responsive designs with grids and constraints
- Adding color, typography, imagery, and icons
- Using Figma for pixel-perfect designs
- Design systems and reusable components
🔹Module 7: Color Theory & UI Aesthetics
- Psychology of color in design
- Building color palettes for light & dark modes
- Contrast, accessibility, and visual harmony
- Tools: Adobe Color, Coolors, Stark (Accessibility plugin)
🔹 Module 8: Typography in UI Design
- Font selection and pairing
- Type scale and modular scale
- Line height, letter spacing, and hierarchy
- Best practices for readability on web and mobile
- Resources: Google Fonts, Type Scale calculator
🔹 Module 9: Web & Mobile UI Design Patterns
- Web vs Mobile: Design considerations and patterns
- iOS vs Android guidelines (Material Design & Human Interface)
- Navigation types: bottom bar, drawer, tabs
- Designing for touch targets and gestures
- Practice: Design a mobile and desktop homepage layout
🔹 Module 10: Creating Interactive Prototypes
- Animating transitions between screens
- Micro-interactions for feedback (hover, tap, etc.)
- Tools: Figma Smart Animate, XD Auto-Animate, Principle (optional)
- Practice: Prototype a full sign-up flow with interaction
🔹 Module 11: Layout & Composition
- Grids: 8pt grid system, column grids, baseline grids
- Alignment, spacing, and negative space
- Responsive constraints and fluid layouts
- Practice: Redesign a cluttered layout using grid principles
🔹Module 12: Visual Hierarchy & Balance
- Size, contrast, alignment, and proximity to guide users
- Grouping elements for scannability
- Using hierarchy to improve usability and focus
- Balance: symmetrical vs asymmetrical designs
🔹Module 13: Responsive Design
- Designing for all screen sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop)
- Breakpoints, fluid grids, and flexible UI components
- Tools: Figma constraints, responsive preview
- Practice: Make an existing design responsive
🔹Module 14: UI Components & Elements
Designing standard UI elements:
- Buttons (states, size, hierarchy)
- Inputs (text fields, dropdowns, checkboxes)
- Toggles & switches
- Sliders & progress bars
Creating a mini component library
🔹Module 15: Real-World Project Design
Choose 1–2 project types:
- SaaS Dashboard
- E-commerce App
- Portfolio Website
- Landing Page
End-to-end design from wireframe to high-fidelity prototype
Focus on usability, accessibility, and visual quality
🔹Module 16: UI/UX Tools Deep Dive
- Figma: Design + Prototype + Components
- Adobe XD: Design + Auto-Animate + Share (optional)
- Sketch: Symbols, Libraries, Plugins (macOS) (optional)
- Collaboration tools: FigJam, Zeplin, Overflow
🔹Module 17: Client Work & Real Practice
- Working with client briefs and feedback
- Design presentation techniques
- Managing revisions and design handoff
- Communicating with developers (dev mode, redlines)
🔹Module 18: Building a UI/UX Portfolio
- What makes a strong UI/UX case study?
- How to structure case studies (problem → process → solution)
- Tools: Notion, Behance, Webflow, Framer
- Real-world project showcase: 2–3 portfolio pieces
🔹Module 19: Job Prep, Freelancing & Career Tips
- Resume and cover letter for UI/UX roles
- Interview preparation (whiteboard UX, design critique)
- Freelancing platforms: Upwork, Fiverr, Toptal
- Building your personal brand as a designer
- Continuous learning: Dribbble, Awwwards, UX Collective
Softwares You'll Learn
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
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