Noida Campus · UI/UX Design Course
Uncodemy Noida Campus UI/UX Design Course Details Inside
Quick summary — Noida campus UI/UX Design course
Uncodemy's UI/UX Design course at the Noida campus is a 16-week hands-on program built for students, career switchers, and working designers. It covers design thinking, Figma, Adobe XD, prototyping, and a full portfolio — with in-person mentorship and placement support.
In this guide you will learn:
- What the course covers — module by module.
- Tools you'll master — Figma, Adobe XD, and more.
- Batch timings and fees — for the Noida campus.
- Projects you'll build — your UI/UX portfolio.
- Placement support — how Uncodemy helps you get hired.
SECTION 01Course overview & syllabus
The UI/UX Design course at Uncodemy's Noida campus is a 16-week in-person program. It is built around industry-standard design workflows — from user research and wireframing to high-fidelity prototypes and handoff.
| Module | Focus | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Module 1 | Design thinking, user research, personas | Weeks 1-3 |
| Module 2 | Information architecture, wireframing, user flows | Weeks 3-5 |
| Module 3 | Visual design, typography, colour, grid systems | Weeks 6-8 |
| Module 4 | Figma & Adobe XD — components, auto-layout | Weeks 8-10 |
| Module 5 | Prototyping, interactions, usability testing | Weeks 11-13 |
| Module 6 | Portfolio projects & case studies | Weeks 13-15 |
| Module 7 | Design handoff, developer collaboration, interviews | Weeks 15-16 |
UI/UX Design — 16-Week Syllabus:
Module 1 — Foundation
- Design thinking process
- User research (surveys, interviews)
- User personas & empathy maps
- Problem statements & scenarios
Module 2 — Structure
- Information architecture
- User flows & task flows
- Wireframing (low to high fidelity)
- Card sorting and sitemaps
Module 3 — Visual Design
- Typography fundamentals
- Colour theory & accessibility
- Grid systems and spacing
- Design systems and style guides
Module 4 — Tools Mastery
- Figma: frames, components, variants
- Auto-layout and constraints
- Adobe XD (as secondary tool)
- Plugins & community assets
Module 5 — Prototyping
- Clickable prototypes in Figma
- Micro-interactions
- Usability testing & user feedback
- Iteration based on findings
Module 6 — Portfolio
- 4 case study projects
- Problem → Research → Design → Result
- Project writeups on Behance/Dribbble
- Personal portfolio website
Module 7 — Handoff
- Design specs for developers
- Handoff in Figma & Zeplin
- Interview preparation & mock rounds
- Resume & LinkedIn optimisation
Weekly breakdown (16 weeks):
Week 1: Design thinking, UX vs UI
Week 2: User research and interviews
Week 3: Personas, empathy maps, flows
Week 4: Information architecture
Week 5: Wireframing basics
Week 6: Typography and colour theory
Week 7: Grid systems and spacing
Week 8: Figma essentials
Week 9: Components and variants
Week 10: Auto-layout and constraints
Week 11: Prototyping and interactions
Week 12: Usability testing
Week 13: Project 1 & 2 (apps / web)
Week 14: Project 3 & 4 (dashboards)
Week 15: Portfolio website and case studies
Week 16: Handoff, interviews, mocks
SECTION 02Tools you will master
The Noida campus course focuses on tools that actual design teams use in 2026. Figma is the primary tool; Adobe XD, Miro, and supporting tools round out the stack.
| Tool | Used For | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| Figma | UI design, prototyping, components, handoff | Primary (90% of the course) |
| Adobe XD | Alternate UI tool, prototyping | Secondary |
| Miro | Wireframing, brainstorming, user flows | Supporting |
| Notion | Case study documentation | Supporting |
| Google Analytics | Data-informed design decisions | Intro module |
| Maze / Useberry | Usability testing | Intro module |
| Behance / Dribbble | Portfolio publishing | Placement phase |
What you will actually learn in each tool:
Figma
□ Frames, groups, sections
□ Components and variants
□ Auto-layout and constraints
□ Prototyping with interactions
□ Design systems and shared libraries
□ Developer handoff (inspect mode)
Adobe XD
□ Artboards and components
□ Prototyping basics
□ Sharing and collaboration
Miro
□ Wireframes and user flows
□ Brainstorming and affinity mapping
□ Remote collaboration
Usability Testing
□ Writing test scripts
□ Running moderated tests
□ Recording and analysing findings
Portfolio
□ Case study structure
□ Publishing on Behance / Dribbble
□ Personal portfolio website
Figma essentials — the parts you will use daily:
Frames → main canvas unit
Components → reusable UI elements
Variants → states of a component
Auto-layout → responsive structure
Constraints → responsive positioning
Styles (colour,
text, effects) → design tokens
Prototype tab → interactions & flows
Inspect tab → specs for developers
Plugins → icons, charts, avatars
Community → free templates and kits
By the end of week 10, you will be
comfortable building complete screens
in Figma — including a reusable
design system for your own projects.
SECTION 03Batch timings & fees
The Noida campus runs both weekday and weekend batches. All batches are in-person, with recordings available on the LMS for revision.
| Batch | Timing | Duration | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekday | Mon-Fri, 10 AM – 1 PM | 16 weeks | ₹38,000 |
| Weekday Evening | Mon-Fri, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM | 18 weeks | ₹38,000 |
| Weekend | Sat-Sun, 10 AM – 1 PM | 20 weeks | ₹40,000 |
| Fast-Track | Mon-Sat, 2 PM – 5 PM | 12 weeks | ₹42,000 |
What the fee includes (Noida campus):
□ 16-20 weeks of in-person training
□ Live mentor feedback on every project
□ Figma and Adobe XD learning access
□ 4 portfolio projects with case studies
□ Portfolio website guidance
□ Interview prep and mock rounds
□ Resume & LinkedIn optimisation
□ Placement support (40+ hiring partners)
□ LMS access (recordings, resources)
□ Lifetime access to course materials
□ Free batch repeat within 12 months
Not included:
- Personal laptop (required — Mac or
Windows both fine)
- External certification exam fees
(if any)
- Travel to campus
Payment options (Noida campus):
1. Full Payment Upfront
- Extra 5% discount
- Example: ₹38,000 → ₹36,100
2. 0% EMI (in-house)
- 3 to 6 months
- No credit card required
- Auto-debit from your bank account
- No processing fee
3. Card EMI (via Razorpay)
- HDFC, ICICI, SBI, Axis cards
- 3-9 month tenure
- Standard bank interest
4. Early-Bird Discount
- ₹2,000 off if enrolled 15 days
before batch start
- Stacks with full-payment discount
5. Scholarship Options
- Women in Design: 15% off
- Student ID discount: 10% off
- Referral: ₹2,000 off per referral
Best combination:
Early-bird + full payment
→ ₹38,000 → ~₹33,600
SECTION 04Projects & portfolio
Every student leaves the course with four portfolio-ready projects. These are not trivial exercises — they follow a full design case study structure.
Four portfolio projects (all students):
Project 1 — Mobile App Redesign
Pick a real app with UX issues
- User research: interviews + surveys
- Findings: pain points and personas
- Redesign: wireframes → high-fidelity
- Prototype: clickable in Figma
- Deliverable: case study + prototype
Project 2 — SaaS Dashboard
Build a data-heavy dashboard from scratch
- User roles and permissions
- Information architecture
- Chart / card / table design system
- Responsive Figma layouts
- Deliverable: 10+ screens, prototypes
Project 3 — E-commerce Flow
Design an end-to-end purchase flow
- Product listing → cart → checkout
- Payment screen and error states
- Accessibility checks
- Deliverable: full flow prototype
Project 4 — Design System
Create a reusable UI kit
- Colour palette, typography scale
- Components, variants, states
- Documentation in Notion
- Deliverable: Figma library + docs
Case study structure — used for all 4 projects:
1. Cover slide
- Project name, role, timeline
2. Problem statement
- What is broken and for whom
- Business impact
3. Research
- User interviews (5-10)
- Surveys
- Competitive analysis
- Key insights
4. Define
- Personas
- User journey map
- Problem statement (refined)
5. Ideate
- Sketches, low-fidelity wireframes
- Design decisions
6. Prototype
- High-fidelity Figma screens
- Interactive prototype
- Usability test results
7. Final design
- Screens and design system
- Handoff notes
8. Outcome
- What changed
- What you learned
- What you would do differently
This structure is what hiring managers
look for in a UI/UX portfolio.
SECTION 05Placement support
Placement support starts from week 12 and continues after the course ends. Uncodemy's Noida campus has a dedicated placement team that works with students one on one.
What placement support includes:
Before the course ends
□ Portfolio review by mentors
□ Case study feedback
□ Resume rebuild (design-focused)
□ LinkedIn profile optimisation
□ Behance / Dribbble profile setup
Interview prep
□ 1:1 mock interviews (unlimited)
□ Design challenge practice
□ Whiteboard exercise prep
□ Portfolio walkthrough practice
□ Common UI/UX question bank
Job search
□ Access to Uncodemy's hiring partner
network (40+ companies)
□ Application support and referrals
□ Salary negotiation guidance
□ Follow-up support after interviews
After the course
□ Alumni placement assistance
continues for 12 months
□ Free access to future job fairs
□ Continued mentorship for seniors
Sample hiring partners for UI/UX roles:
- Design agencies in Delhi NCR
- Product startups in Noida & Gurugram
- IT services companies (TCS, Wipro,
HCL, Infosys)
- Fintech companies (Paytm, Razorpay)
- E-commerce (Flipkart, Snapdeal, Meesho)
- Edtech (Byju's, Unacademy, Physics Wallah)
- Healthcare and SaaS startups
Typical entry roles:
- Junior UI Designer
- UX Designer (fresher)
- Product Design Intern
- UI Developer (design-heavy)
- Interaction Designer
Fresher salary range (India, 2026):
₹4-8 LPA
(varies by city, company, and portfolio
strength)
SECTION 06Interview Q&A — UI/UX career
Q1What is the difference between UI and UX design?
UX (User Experience) design focuses on how the product works — user research, flows, information architecture, and usability. UI (User Interface) design focuses on how the product looks and feels — visuals, typography, colour, and interaction design. Most modern roles combine both.
Q2How long does it take to become a UI/UX designer?
With dedicated study, 4-6 months to build job-ready skills and a portfolio. The Uncodemy Noida course is 16 weeks of structured training plus 2-4 weeks of active job search.
Q3Do I need a design degree to become a UI/UX designer?
No. UI/UX is a portfolio-driven field — employers look at your case studies, not your degree. A strong portfolio with 3-4 solid case studies is more valuable than any certificate.
Q4What is the difference between a wireframe and a prototype?
A wireframe is a low-fidelity layout sketch showing structure and hierarchy — no colours, real content, or interactions. A prototype is an interactive, higher-fidelity version that you can click through to test flows.
Q5Is Figma the industry standard in 2026?
Yes — Figma is the dominant UI/UX tool in most design teams, especially in startups and product companies. Adobe XD is still used in some enterprise environments, but Figma is the safest primary skill.
SECTION 07Test yourself — UI/UX quiz
Five questions. No sign-up.
0 / 5Pick an answer to see why it is right or wrong.
SECTION 08Frequently asked questions
Is the Noida campus UI/UX course in-person or online?
The Noida campus course is in-person. This gives you direct access to mentors, live critiques, and classmates for collaboration. Recordings are available for revision on the LMS.
Do I need a laptop for the course?
Yes — you will need a laptop for the course. Both Mac and Windows are fine. A laptop with at least 8GB RAM is recommended to run Figma, Adobe XD, and a browser smoothly.
Can I take the course while working full-time?
Yes — the weekday evening batch (6:30-8:30 PM) and weekend batches are designed for working professionals. All sessions are recorded on the LMS.
Does the course include certification?
Yes — Uncodemy provides a UI/UX Design completion certificate recognised by its hiring partners. External certifications (like Google UX) are separate and optional.
What kinds of jobs can I apply for after this course?
Typical entry roles include Junior UI Designer, UX Designer (fresher), Product Design Intern, and Interaction Designer. Design-heavy frontend roles also open up. Salaries typically range from ₹4-8 LPA for freshers in India.
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₹38,000 · full programme- 16-week in-person program
- Figma + Adobe XD mastery
- 4 portfolio case studies
- Placement support included