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Course Syllabus · UI/UX Design

UI/UX Design Course Syllabus Complete Guide

Complete UI/UX design course syllabus — design fundamentals, Figma, user research, prototyping, and a real portfolio project.

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Click a module to see what is covered. The course builds from design fundamentals to a job-ready portfolio.

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Course Syllabus · UI/UX Design

UI/UX Design Course Syllabus — Complete Guide

AK Ankit Kaushik · Lead Trainer, Data Engineering & AI | Updated 11 November 2026 | 15 min read Free · Course Syllabus
MODULE 1 MODULE 2 MODULE 3 PORTFOLIO Module 1 Design Basics Layout, color, type Foundation Module 2 Figma & UI Wireframes, components Build Module 3 Research & UX Interviews, usability UX Portfolio Case studies Job-ready Ready
The UI/UX course builds from design fundamentals to Figma, user research, prototyping, and a job-ready portfolio.

Quick summary — UI/UX design course syllabus

A complete UI/UX design course from fundamentals to portfolio. This syllabus covers design principles, Figma, user research, prototyping, and real case studies — with no coding required.

In this syllabus you will learn:

  1. Module 1: Design Basics — layout, color, typography.
  2. Module 2: Figma & UI — wireframes, components, design systems.
  3. Module 3: Research & UX — interviews, usability testing.
  4. Prototyping — interactive prototypes and handoff.
  5. Portfolio — 3-4 real case studies for job applications.

SECTION 01Module 1: Design Basics

This module introduces the principles every UI/UX designer must master — before touching any tool.

Topic What You Learn Exercises
Design Principles Balance, hierarchy, contrast, alignment, proximity Redesign a simple screen
Color Theory Color wheel, palettes, accessibility, contrast ratios Build a color palette
Typography Font pairing, hierarchy, spacing, readability Create a type scale
Layout & Grids 8pt grid, spacing systems, responsive layouts Build a responsive layout
UX vs UI Difference between UX and UI, roles in teams Analyze a popular app
Key insight: Module 1 is about building your design eye. Do not skip the theory — it is what separates good designers from tool operators.

SECTION 02Module 2: Figma & UI

This module covers Figma — the industry-standard design tool — and UI design fundamentals.

Topic What You Learn Labs
Figma Basics Frames, layers, shapes, text, assets Build a login screen
Components Components, variants, auto-layout, constraints Create a button system
Design System Tokens, styles, component library Build a mini design system
Wireframing Low-fi to hi-fi, user flows Wireframe a mobile app
Prototyping Links, overlays, smart animate Create a clickable prototype
Key insight: Figma is where you will spend most of your time. Mastering components and auto-layout is essential for professional work.

SECTION 03Module 3: Research & UX

This module covers the UX side — how to understand users and design solutions that solve real problems.

Topic What You Learn Labs
User Research Interviews, surveys, personas, journey maps Conduct 3 user interviews
Information Architecture Sitemaps, card sorting, navigation design Create a sitemap
Usability Testing Test plans, moderation, findings Run a usability test
Accessibility WCAG basics, color contrast, screen readers Audit a screen for accessibility
UX Writing Microcopy, error messages, empty states Rewrite an error flow
Key insight: UX research is what makes a designer valuable. Anyone can make a screen pretty — understanding users is the difference.

SECTION 04Prototyping & handoff

This module covers how to turn designs into working prototypes and hand them off to developers.

Topic What You Learn Labs
Interactive Prototypes Micro-interactions, transitions, states Build a high-fidelity prototype
Developer Handoff Specs, redlines, assets, Figma Dev Mode Prepare a handoff document
Design Critiques Giving and receiving feedback Run a design critique
Portfolio Basics Case study structure, storytelling Draft one case study
Pro tip: Great designers explain their decisions. Every case study should show the problem, your process, and the outcome.

SECTION 05Portfolio project

The course ends with a portfolio project where you design a real product from scratch:

  • Choose a real problem or product to redesign
  • Conduct user research and create personas
  • Build wireframes and high-fidelity designs in Figma
  • Create an interactive prototype
  • Run usability tests and iterate
  • Document the case study for your portfolio
Key insight: Your portfolio is your resume. 3-4 strong case studies are worth more than any certificate.

SECTION 06Interview Q&A — UI/UX syllabus

Q1Do I need coding for UI/UX design?

No. UI/UX design does not require coding. Basic HTML/CSS knowledge helps when communicating with developers, but it is not mandatory.

Q2Which tools will I learn?

You will learn Figma (primary tool), along with supporting tools for research, prototyping, and handoff.

Q3How long does the course take?

Most students complete the course in 3-4 months with 6-8 hours per week. The portfolio project may add 2-3 weeks.

Q4Do I need an art or design background?

No. The course starts from design fundamentals. What matters most is curiosity, practice, and willingness to receive feedback.

Q5What jobs can I apply for after this course?

You can apply for UI Designer, UX Designer, Product Designer, and Interaction Designer roles — depending on portfolio and experience.

SECTION 07Test yourself — UI/UX syllabus quiz

Five questions. No sign-up.

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Pick an answer to see why it is right or wrong.

SECTION 08Frequently asked questions

Is UI/UX design hard for beginners?

UI/UX design is beginner-friendly. It requires no coding, and the tools (like Figma) are easy to learn. The challenge is developing a strong design eye — which comes with practice.

Do I need a design degree?

No. A strong portfolio and case studies matter more than a degree. Many working designers are self-taught or learned through bootcamps.

Is the course live or recorded?

The course is primarily live (online and classroom), with recordings available for revision. Batch repeats are allowed.

Is there a certificate?

Yes — you receive a completion certificate. The portfolio and case studies matter more in interviews.

Can I pay in installments?

Yes — the course fee can be paid in installments. Contact the admissions team for details.

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