Product Design (UI/UX)
Learn user-centered design and turn ideas into digital products people love using. Beginner to portfolio-ready in 12 weeks.
Course Overview
Product design is where research meets craft. A good designer doesn't just make screens look right — they work out what the user is actually trying to do, then build the shortest path to it.
This programme starts with the fundamentals of design thinking and takes you all the way to high-fidelity, component-driven interfaces with working prototypes.
You'll spend most of your time inside Figma, building real screens, testing them with real people, and iterating on what you learn.
By the end you'll have a portfolio of case studies — not just pretty mockups, but documented problems, research, decisions and outcomes, which is what design hiring managers actually read.
Course Outline & Modules
Expand each module to see the topics you'll cover.
- Overview of product design and industry expectations
- Understanding the role of a product designer
- Design thinking and human-centered design
- Overview of tools (Figma, Miro, Notion)
- Practical exercise
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Skills you'll gain
The stack and craft you'll walk away fluent in.
- Design thinking & UX research
- Information architecture & user flows
- Wireframing & low-fi prototyping
- Figma components, Auto Layout & design systems
Roles this prepares you for
Where our graduates step in after course + internship.
Projects you'll build
Take a problem from user interviews through IA, wireframes and high-fidelity screens to a clickable prototype.
Create a reusable component library in Figma with typography, colour tokens, states and documentation another designer could pick up.
Run moderated tests on an existing product, document the failures, and ship a redesigned flow with before/after evidence.
Who it's for
Built for people ready to put in real work.
Ready to start Product Design (UI/UX)?
Apply now to secure your seat, or apply for a scholarship if funding is a barrier.