UI UX Design Bootcamp - A unique training and certification program - Project based

UI UX Design Bootcamp - A unique training and certification program - Project based

Build a portfolio and get a job as a UI/UX designer! Deepen your skills in designing successful digital products that customers and audiences love.

• Intensive 12 weeks duration of the program
• Monday - Friday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM CET
• Ask us for schedule details and next cohort dates!

Key Features

• Course and material in English
• Beginner to Advance level
• 50+ hours interactive live classroom
• 15+ hands-on industry-grade projects
• 40 practical tasks
• 100+ Learning hours
• 1 year access to learning platform + class recordings
• Certificate of completion

This UI UX Bootcamp will open doors. Here's why:

• Get real with a design studio - Learn on the go and immerse yourself in real projects in a design studio.
• Best-in-class curriculum - Designed to get you ready for the work of the crème de la crème of industry experts.
• Start building from day 1 - Spice up your portfolio with every assignment and case study in our masterclasses.
• The latest UI and UX toolbox - Build a diverse skillset with the latest tools and processes used in the industry.
• Get mentoring from the best - Work 1:1 with expert mentors from companies like Spotify, Netflix, Google and Apple.
• Personalized feedback - Gain constructive, structured and actionable insights to tackle complex design problems.

UI UX Course Curriculum

1. Fundamentals and introductions

UI/UX

• What is design?
• What are UI and UX?
• Differences between UI and UX.
• History of UX

Usability

• What is usability?
• Examples from the real world
• Digital examples

Design thinking

• The design thinking process
• Double diamond approach

Introduction to design problems

• Portfolio design
• Design exercise to understand the DT method.

Introduction to Figma

• Detailed explanation about Figma
• Learn the Figma interface
• Starting up new projects
• Adding and editing content
• Starting the first design
• Sharing and exporting

2. Research, Analysis, and Synthesis

UX Research

• How to conduct stakeholder analysis
• How to conduct stakeholder interviews
• Understanding client requirements
• Understanding your target audience

Methods of User Research

• Primary and Secondary
• Qualitative and Quantitative

3. creating surveys

UX interview and data collection

• Creating a questionnaire with open questions
• Design challenge to understand how a real user interview works
• Identifying user needs
• Learning to map user needs
• Learning to map business needs

Competitive analysis

• In-depth competitive analysis
• SWOT diagram to understand market opportunities
• Developing a problem statement

Analysis of data

• Organize collected data into common themes through affinity mapping
• Generating insights.

Persona and empathy mapping

• Create user persona
• Creating an empathy map

Mapping the user journey

• Create a user journey map for
• Visualization of journey maps for “As Is” and “To be

Storyboarding

• Visualize the user journey in a pictorial way
• Creating a Canvas for value proposition

4. idea creation and design

Idea generation

• Methods for idea generation and selection.
• How can we make a statement and create a design statement. Apply the learnings to a design problem and present in class.

Creating user flows

• User task flow
• Create user flow for an app
• Create user flow for an existing app, e.g. Gpay, Ola

Information architecture

• Card sorting methods to generate IA
• Different types of card sorting
• IA for an existing app through reverse design process

Design of navigation

• Navigation design and sitemap generation
• Different types of navigation
• What to do and what not to do
• Creating a sitemap for an existing application to understand the details of sitemap creation.

Cognitive biases

• Cognitive biases in design
• Biases that help to create user-centered solutions
• Introduction to 20-30 cognitive biases in human psychology.
• Medium fidelity in Figma
• Creating medium-fidelity prototypes in Figma
• Introduction to grid, style and plugins in Figma.
• Prototyping in Figma.

Practicing high fidelity design in Figma

• Creating user interfaces in Figma
• Creating High Fidelity prototypes of previously created medium fidelity screens.

Interaction design

• Introduction to different types of interactions
• Introduction to micro-interactions
• Creating interactions and micro-interactions in Figma by creating prototypes of previously created High Fidelity UI

Design of systems

• Introduction to design systems
• Understand the components of Google Material Design and Apple iOS.
• Introduction to spatial UI
• Create spatial UI components of designed UI in Figma

5. Sketching

Introduction to wireframing

• The basics of wireframing
• Creating low fidelity wireframes

Prototyping on paper

• Replicating an existing user interface for an app
• Presenting a screen designed by students

6. Wireframing and prototyping

Prototyping

• Create interactive prototypes in Figma.
• Convert previously drawn paper prototypes to medium fidelity in Figma

Usability testing

• What is usability testing?
• How to get participants?
• How to perform testing?
• Create tasks for testing.

Methods for usability testing.

• A/B testing
• Remote usability testing
• Gorilla testing
• Mobile first design
• Responsive design
• Different types of accessibility.

Accessibility in design.

• Introduction to the W3 AA and AAA accessibility guidelines.
• Lean and Agile UX.
• Learning by example

Introduction to visual design

• Grids and spaces
• Design principles
• Layout and design
• Typography
• Iconography
• Hierarchy

Design principles

• Visibility
• Mapping
• Coherence
• Constraints
• Grids and distances
• Types, benefits, rules, importance and values
• Layouts (types and rules)
• Hierarchical principles.
• Design principles

Color theory

• Color theory
• Branding and creation of mood boards
• Design principles
• Create UI components and styles in Figma.
• Creating moodboards for medium fidelity prototypes

7. portfolio

Guidance for portfolio and CV

• Introduction to case study design for the portfolio
• Storytelling in the portfolio
• Creating a case study on behance and medium
• Learning through case study examples
• Guide to creating a CV for the role of UI/UX designer
• Creating visibility on LinkedIn and Instagram.

Reviewing a portfolio

• Reviewing a portfolio
• Guide to questions that can be asked by recruiters based on the portfolio.

8. career plan

Preparation for interview

• Guide to pass the user interview
• Frequently asked questions
• How to pass a whiteboard challenge?
• Example and live exercise.
• How to tackle the 24 hour design challenge.

Master Certificate UI UX Design

Upon successful completion of the program, all students receive a certificate as a sign of their hard work and dedication

Extras: Learn at your own pace with our world-class supplementary courses and eBooks:

Figma for UI/UX: Master web design in Figma

Learn all about modern web and mobile application design using Figma, a widely used UI/UX design software.

• Practical e-learning
• 12 hours duration
• Covers basic and advanced concepts
• Learn through fun exercises
• Lifetime access

Adobe XD for web design: Basic principles of UI/UX

Gain comprehensive knowledge of UI/UX design using Adobe XD, a leading UI/UX software in the Adobe Suite.

• Practical e-learning
• 10 hours duration
• Covers basic and advanced concepts
• Learn through fun exercises
• Lifetime access

101 UX Principles - Second Edition (eBook)

Learn everything about UX from UX laws to practical UI, color, typography and accessibility with this eBook on User Experience.

• Holistic coverage of UI/UX concepts
• Beginner-friendly with a practical approach
• Over 20 years of collective UX insights
• Practical e-book. More than 450 pages

Your UI/UX career is ready to take off!

FAQ

1. What practical skills can I expect to have after this UI UX design course?

After completing this UI UX Bootcamp, you will be able to:

• Understand the role of a UI and UX designer and the difference between the two
• Understand and describe the different stages of the UI/UX development process
• Conduct user research effectively and gain valuable insights from it
• Getting ideas about a product, creating an interactive prototype and testing hypotheses
• Create an engaging user interface with appropriate design components based on
• Creating a comprehensive and engaging user flow for a product
• Create product prototypes using Figma

2. How will this UI UX Bootcamp help me?

Besides giving you a thorough understanding of UI and UX design, this UI/UX course will help you design a portfolio from day one. The UI UX syllabus will help you learn about the latest UI and UX design principles, best practices, tools and components, you will use this knowledge and build your own portfolio.

The UI UX design training will help you get a job sooner, as it is proof that you know what to expect as a potential UI/UX designer. The course length for UI UX design varies between 12 and 17 weeks during which you will become a competent UI UX designer.

3. Who is this UI/UX design course for?

This online UI/UX Bootcamp is for anyone interested in UI/UX design. Whether you want to strengthen your basic UI UX design skills or switch to a career in UI/UX, this course is for you.

Anyone can enroll, including:

• Software developers
• Web developers
• Mobile developers
• Graphic designers
• Illustrators
• Architects
• Industrial designers
• Interior designers
• Entrepreneurs
• Professionals from other fields

4. What are the software and system requirements for this UI/UX design course?

Software requirements

• A web browser such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge Opera, Safari or Firefox

System requirements

• Any workstation or laptop with internet access, with at least 8 GB RAM

5. Why should I choose this UI/UX Bootcamp offered by AVC?

This combined UI/UX design course offers you many benefits that other such courses miss the mark on. These include:

• This course focuses on creating a portfolio from day one
• You will work on two real projects shared by a design studio
• You will apply all the skills/tools/principles you learn during the latter part of the course
• This Bootcamp includes case studies that you can later add to your portfolio
• You will learn how to use the latest stack of UI/UX software that is industry relevant
• You will learn from UI UX design classes with expert UX/UI Design mentors from major tech organizations

The best online UI UX courses focus on practical skills, and this one is no different.

6. Can I work full-time while enrolled in this UI/UX Bootcamp?

Yes, you can! We have several groups for UI and UX courses that are designed to help busy professionals with full-time work. You can attend live instructor-led sessions at the designated time according to your schedule and then complete assignments/projects during your free time.

7. What is UI/UX design?

In design terms, UI refers to user interface design, while UX refers to user experience design. The UI UX online course covers both disciplines in detail.

8. Why is UI UX important?

In today's digital age, every product, service, platform has an application or website for customers to learn more about it, which is why its UI and UX i.e. user experience and user interface is extremely important. How easy it is for a customer to interact (easy to navigate, smooth and intuitive) and how a website/application looks creates the first impression of the product/service in the mind of the customer(s). This determines whether they will engage with it in the future.

9. What is the difference between UX and UI?

UX means user experience, while UI means user interface. The former is about the overall experience of using an application or website (whether they are easy to navigate). The latter talks about the graphical layout of the website/application (the different components - buttons, fonts, etc.). The UX UI course is designed to cover both these aspects of design.

10. What plays a key role in UI UX design?

The following factors play a crucial role in UI UX design:

• Simple, intuitive navigation
• Elements that are easy to understand
• A layout that makes overall sense in terms of user flow