UX/UI Designer
We teach you to work with AI tools. These are exactly the specialists companies are looking for.
We help you write a resume and we practise interview technique with you.
An internship on real projects in a team.
Where our graduates work
Our students work at these well-known companies full time and on contract. A great many graduates also work at hundreds of other companies around the world.
Average salary by level
Your career path from a first job to expert. Salaries are current for the US market in 2025.
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Reviews from UX/UI Designer course graduates
Students start going through interviews while still taking the course. All our students who start job searching get employed within 1-2 months of searching.
About the profession
What you get on completion
- Start a New Career from Scratch
- Training in Small Groups with Mentor Support
- Extensive Hands-On Practice to Develop Skills
- Internship on a Real Project
- Interview Preparation and Resume Assistance
- Spouse can study for free in the same cohort
Who this course suits
Course syllabus
Basics
Tools
Research
— Purpose of research
— Types of research
— Research examples
Figma
— Login (Application, Browser)
— How to store projects, creating a new file (Fig, FigJam), Favorites, Importing files, Temporary files and drafts.
— Workspace, Sidebar
— Example with a frame
— Working with text (text block settings and creating text styles)
— Auto Layout (Fill, stroke, and effects)
— Master components (creating a master button and a child component)
— Variants (creating a button with different states)
— Example with a shape
— Example with a vector
FigJam
UX/UI
General Color Theory
— How to work with color in the context of text and images?
— How to choose color pairs?
Typography
— How to work with typography; specifics of Latin and Cyrillic alphabets
— How to choose fonts and font pairings
Composition and Grids
— How to work with page composition?
— How to maintain a consistent style?
— Working with grids and lines
— Calculating a grid
Wireframing
UI-Kit / Auto Layout
— What is a UI-Kit for?
— How to create one?
— How to define text styles, colors, grids, and effects?
Design Systems
Layouts
“Banking Application” Project
— Competitor research (Banking Application - Web) and user flow
— Adapting to different screen sizes
— Creating a wireframe (Banking Application - Web)
— Creating a UI-Kit
— Designing and laying out the application
— Interactive prototype
— Prototyping
— Review of prototypes and presentation
“Banking Application” Project
— Competitor research (Banking Application - Web) and user flow
— Adapting to different screen sizes
— Creating a wireframe (Banking Application - Web)
— Creating a UI-Kit
— Designing and laying out the application
— Interactive prototype
— Prototyping
— Review of prototypes and presentation
Portfolio
— Starting to create a portfolio
— Portfolio presentation
Answers to questions about the UX/UI Designer
Do I need programming experience before starting the course?
No. The course is designed for beginners. We start with the fundamentals and move gradually to more advanced topics.
How much time does the course take?
We recommend setting aside 15–20 hours a week: classes with an instructor, homework and independent practice.
How does the project internship work?
The internship takes place on real projects in the USA. You work in a team guided by experienced developers, gaining practical experience of commercial development.
Do you help with finding a job?
Yes. We provide full support: resume preparation, building a portfolio, mock interviews and guidance on the job search.
Which technologies will I learn on the course?
A full stack of modern technologies: JavaScript, React, Redux, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, TypeScript, Git and much more. The detailed syllabus is above on this page.
UX/UI Design: Crafting Interfaces
How often throughout the day do you interact with an interface on your devices? Checking email, planning a route on a GPS, making and paying for an online purchase – all of this would be impossible without the work of a UX/UI designer.
“Interface Design” courses, along with other specializations, are highly popular among those wanting to try their hand in the IT field. It’s a very popular and promising career path. It’s well-paid, regardless of whether you work freelance or as a full-time employee; in what part of the world – in America, Europe, or Asia; or whether you specialize in one area or are a versatile generalist.