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The newly updated UI/UX design course will start this July

May 26, 2023
Daria Diadenko
Editor
The most creative tech profession remains on the list of popular ones in 2023, as user satisfaction with product convenience and aesthetics stays a top priority. We have updated our course at the Academy to ensure that future graduates meet the most up-to-date market requirements and boldly show their first portfolio to employers. If you're curious about the changes and what awaits the UI/UX design course students, read on for all the details.

A brief overview

Five experts, practicing designers with senior level experience, worked on the course update. The course will last five months, consist of six mandatory and one bonus module, and involve working on three projects you can add to your portfolio. Specifically, you will receive the following modules with updated lessons, useful links, theory tests, and homework:

  • Figma 
  • UX Design
  • UI Design
  • Mobile application design
  • Final project
  • Personal Brand and portfolio
  • Bonus Module: Photoshop (independent study)

While doing your homework, you will apply your knowledge and hone your skills by working on three projects in sequence. The final one is the most important, as here you will be able to prove yourself as a UI/UX designer ready for your first commercial job.

This course is for you if:

You’re starting or switching a career

You’d like to join the tech field, and UI/UX design feels like the best way to go about it.

You already know quite a lot but would like to polish and systemize your knowledge

You’re familiar with Figma, Photoshop, Sketch, etc., and curious about design trends. Furthermore, you have an eye for great design and usability of websites, so you’d like to organize your knowledge base and improve your prototyping and UI skills.

You’re a designer in a different field 

Working as a graphic designer or an illustrator, you’ve felt the urge to learn about customer experience, composition, and typography on the web. Your goal is to try your hand specifically at UI/UX design. 

If you want to become a UI/UX designer and pursue a career as a tech professional, register for the updated course and start studying this July.

Kickstart your career as UI/UX designer
We will make you sure to have a solid number of apps and websites to back up job applications.