Progress from user research and product structure into professional visual UI and prototyping
AI-Ready UI/UX & Product Design
Go from user research to tested product experiences and a three-case-study portfolio through live bilingual weekend learning.
The real outcome
What you'll actually be able to do.
A 16-week bilingual weekend program with 96 live hours and 64 guided practice hours. Classes run Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 1 PM, with four additional practice hours each week. Learn the complete UX-to-UI workflow, use AI responsibly, and finish with three tested portfolio case studies.
Research real users and turn evidence into clear product opportunities
Create information architecture, user flows, wireframes, responsive UI, and tested prototypes
Build accessible multilingual interfaces and a documented mini design system
Use Figma, AI tools, and working-prototype builders without replacing human validation
Hand off designs with Dev Mode and explain basic HTML and CSS constraints
Present three case studies for internships, junior product-design roles, or freelance work
Course benefits
Why this learning path matters.
Each benefit is connected to practice, projects, and work you can demonstrate.
Complete 96 live hours plus 64 guided practice hours in a structured weekend format
Practise accessibility, multilingual UX, design systems, testing, Dev Mode, and basic HTML and CSS
Use AI for research support, exploration, critique, and working prototypes—with human validation
Graduate with three assessed case studies showing evidence, iteration, UI quality, and handoff
Your learning roadmap
From “new to this” to “I built this.”
32 live lessons across 16 focused modules.
Curriculum access
Unlock the complete curriculum.
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Your number is never displayed publicly.Project studio
Portfolio case studies. Built to show your process.
Progress from evidence-led UX work to a tested, presentation-ready product.
End-to-end UX case study: research, flows, wireframes, UI, and usability evidence
Responsive product UI case study with accessibility and a documented mini design system
Shared AI-ready product: working prototype, trust and fallback states, testing, and final presentation
Your stack
Tools you'll get comfortable with.
Job opportunities
Where these skills can take you.
These are realistic roles to explore as your portfolio and experience grow.
Hiring readiness
How this curriculum helps you compete in 2026.
Hiring teams look for evidence that you can apply skills, explain decisions, and work through realistic constraints.
Three case studies show process, decisions, validation, and outcomes—not only polished screens
Research with real users and usability evidence helps learners defend design choices
Responsive UI, accessibility, components, variables, and handoff reflect modern team workflows
A working AI-ready product demonstrates trust, fallback, error-state, and prototype thinking
Portfolio review, resume, LinkedIn, mock interviews, freelancing basics, and Demo Day support the transition to work
Job titles and hiring requirements vary by company and location. Completing a course strengthens skills and portfolio evidence; it does not guarantee employment.
Is this your track?
This course fits if you are…
- ✓Students
- ✓Freshers
- ✓Career switchers
- ✓Beginners targeting UI/UX, product design, internships, or freelance UI work
Good to know
Before you start.
- ✓Basic computer skills
- ✓Laptop with internet access
- ✓No design or coding background required
Certificate of achievement
This certifies that
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