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UI/UX Designer

Investigate user needs and design testable, accessible product experiences.

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YOUR LEARNING JOURNEY

4.1–8.3 months, approximately

Foundation → intermediate · 180–360 focused hours of overlapping study and project practice. Job-readiness development is ongoing.

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  1. Understand peopleNot detected

    UI/UX

    UI/UX focuses on useful, understandable experiences.

    40–80 focused hours · roughly 4.0–8.0 weeks at your schedule · Beginner

    Prerequisites: No specific prerequisite.

    Milestone: Redesign a confusing workflow and explain design decisions.

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  2. Understand peopleNot detected

    User Research

    User research investigates needs and behavior.

    25–55 focused hours · roughly 2.5–5.5 weeks at your schedule · Beginner

    Prerequisites: UI/UX

    Milestone: Run a small consent-based usability study and summarize limitations.

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  3. Explore layoutsNot detected

    Figma

    Figma supports interface design and collaboration.

    15–35 focused hours · roughly 1.5–3.5 weeks at your schedule · Beginner

    Prerequisites: No specific prerequisite.

    Milestone: Create a component-based mobile prototype.

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  4. Test interactionsNot detected

    Prototyping

    Prototypes make design ideas testable before full implementation.

    20–40 focused hours · roughly 2.0–4.0 weeks at your schedule · Beginner

    Prerequisites: Figma · UI/UX

    Milestone: Prototype a booking flow and revise after feedback.

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  5. Handoff and iterationNot detected

    Communication

    Communication shares information clearly and responsibly.

    15–35 focused hours · roughly 1.5–3.5 weeks at your schedule · Beginner

    Prerequisites: No specific prerequisite.

    Milestone: Present a dashboard recommendation and its limitations.

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  6. Handoff and iterationNot detected

    HTML

    HTML describes the structure and meaning of a web page.

    12–24 focused hours · roughly 1.2–2.4 weeks at your schedule · Beginner

    Prerequisites: No specific prerequisite.

    Milestone: Build a semantic portfolio with a contact form.

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  7. Handoff and iterationNot detected

    CSS

    CSS controls layout and presentation.

    30–60 focused hours · roughly 3.0–6.0 weeks at your schedule · Beginner

    Prerequisites: HTML

    Milestone: Create a responsive three-page portfolio.

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Build evidence through projects

Beginner

Task-flow study

Map a confusing workflow and identify evidence-backed problems.

Skills practiced: UI/UX · User Research

Intermediate

Booking prototype

Create and test a mobile flow with consent-based participants.

Skills practiced: Figma · Prototyping

Advanced

Design case study

Document research, iterations, accessibility and a developer handoff.

Skills practiced: Communication · HTML · CSS

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