The program focuses on creating usable web interfaces through UI/UX. It covers user analysis, prototyping, and responsive design.
Language of course:
Ukrainian
Format of the event:
Online
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Course overview
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The UI/UX Designer course with a web design focus delivers concise, practice-driven material: from user research to prototyping and responsive interfaces. The format provides structured modules and feedback.
Who benefits from UI/UX Designer: advanced web design
Suitable for
- UI/UX beginners seeking a coherent base: from CJM and User Flows to wireframes and UI.
- Practicing interface designers aiming to systematize their process and deepen web design.
- Freelancers and adjacent specialists (marketing, frontend) who need a clear methodology.
Not suitable for
- Those expecting quick change without regular practice.
- Those interested only in graphic design without UX research and product logic.
- Those unwilling to work in Figma and UI/UX tools.
UI/UX and web design: problem → approach
- Scattered knowledge → a structured map of topics: CJM, User Flows, Information Architecture, Wireframes, UI kits.
- Screen logic issues → low/high-fidelity prototyping in Figma and Auto-layout for consistent patterns.
- Lack of research → basic research methods, usability check plans, and insight tracking.
- Non-responsive layouts → adaptive grids, components, and variants for breakpoints.
- Hard to present decisions → a clear structure for UI/UX reasoning and stakeholder communication.
Comparison with UI/UX and web design alternatives
- Self-learning: high freedom and flexibility; risk of gaps and limited feedback.
- Traditional higher education: strong theory; longer timelines and less focus on modern web design tools.
- General graphic design courses: composition and typography; limited UX methodology.
- Structured UI/UX program with mentorship: sequential modules, practice, and feedback; requires a steady pace for assignments.
Expected outcomes from mastering UI/UX and web design
- User needs analysis and interface goal setting.
- Building Customer Journey Maps and User Flows.
- Information architecture, site mapping, and content structuring.
- Wireframes and interface prototyping in Figma.
- Responsive web design: grids, components, variants, and Auto-layout.
- Foundational usability research and interpreting findings.
- Presenting decisions and documenting design.
- Preparing portfolio cases with NDA and ethics in mind.
Course Description
Who is the course for?Beginners in UI/UX design
Learn how to solve business problems with the help of design and develop website design from scratch
For designers
Improve your knowledge and reach a new level in the profession and get paid more for your work
Freelancers
You will learn how to create websites of any complexity, as well as how to properly build a portfolio and work with customers
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