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UX Design Foundations - From Newbie to Confident UXer!
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(64 ratings)
3,187 students
Created byNada El Maliki
Last updated 3/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • No prior knowledge or experience required.
  • Access to a laptop/computer and reliable internet connection is necessary to embark on this journey.
  • Post-its, pen/paper
  • Just the willingness and interest in diving into the world of UX design and creating exceptional user experiences.

Course content

14 sections107 lectures5h 6m total length
  • Intro: The UX World is more Nuanced than you Think6:43
  • What does a UX Designer Do?20:50
  • What does it take to become a UX Designer?10:53
  • Understand how software development works8:57
  • The Various UX Designer Paths7:14
  • The Toolbox of a UX Designer9:25
  • UX Design Tool Setup0:21

Requirements

  • This course warmly welcomes individuals of all backgrounds and levels of expertise—no prior experience or specific prerequisites are needed. All you require is a curious mind and an eagerness to learn about user behavior and design. Access to a computer and the internet is essential for viewing course materials, and having basic note-taking tools ensures you can jot down key insights. If you're enthusiastic about design, enjoy problem-solving, and can commit time to engage with the course content, you have everything you need to embark on this educational adventure. My goal is to make this learning experience as accessible and enjoyable as possible for everyone, especially those new to the field.

Description

Do you seek a career as a UX designer? You have found the foundation program to help you learn the basics of this professional niche space from concepts to project processes. I am cutting through the chase to the golden nuggets that will make you confident in starting to apply to UX jobs with confidence.

Throughout the program, you'll: 

  • Learn the tenants of design thinking and how you can apply this approach to create digital application experiences that end-users, customers and business stakeholders will love. 

  • Engage in hands-on projects and real-world case studies, giving you valuable experience in solving design challenges. You'll learn how to conduct user research, create wireframes and prototypes, and master the art of usability testing to ensure your designs are both aesthetically pleasing and highly functional.

  • Delve into the world of interaction design, teaching you how to effectively create engaging and seamless user interactions. 

  • Explore the principles of information architecture and learn how to design intuitive navigation systems that enhance user journeys.

  • Master user research techniques and learn how to use all the key UX design tools out there in the market.

  • Included Section: Full Figma UI/UX Design basics to wireframe and design UI.

Bonus materials include career guidanceportfolio-building tips/templates, and interview strategies 

Who this course is for:

  • You aspire to become a UX designer in various business, corporate, or freelance settings.
  • You possess a curious mindset and are eager to explore the possibilities of operating as a UX designer, even with minimal on-the-job experience.
  • You seek an in-depth understanding of UX design, including its workings, processes, and methodologies.
  • Perhaps you are already involved in design or digital projects but desire a more focused approach that brings you greater satisfaction and a clear understanding of your impact on users and organizations.
  • You might be tasked with developing user experiences in your current role but lack the time and tools to fully embrace the UX design mindset and provide value to your team and organization
  • You may be transitioning professionally and have completed all the necessary preparations, such as portfolio creation and gaining theoretical knowledge. However, you still feel unequipped to tackle real-life UX design projects, which negatively affects your confidence and credibility with recruiters or potential clients.
  • Alternatively, you may have prior experience in design or digital projects, but now wish to fully immerse yourself in UX design, incorporating human-centered design principles and a user-centric approach into every project.