Technology & Engineering
UI/UX Design
Design intuitive, accessible products through research and prototyping.
Curriculum
Your six-week path
Each week meets once and builds on the previous session, ending in a hands-on capstone.
- 1Week 1
Design Foundations
Understand what makes products usable.
- Difference between UI and UX
- Design thinking process
- Principles of good design
- Introduction to design tools
- 2Week 2
User Research
Understand users before you design.
- Interviews and surveys
- Personas and empathy maps
- User journeys and pain points
- Synthesizing research findings
- 3Week 3
Information Architecture & Wireframing
Structure content and flows.
- Sitemaps and user flows
- Low-fidelity wireframes
- Navigation patterns
- Card sorting and IA testing
- 4Week 4
Visual & Interaction Design
Craft the look and feel.
- Color, typography, and spacing
- Design systems and components
- Microinteractions and motion
- Accessibility and inclusive design
- 5Week 5
Prototyping & Testing
Validate designs with real users.
- High-fidelity prototypes
- Usability testing methods
- Iterating on feedback
- Handoff to developers
- 6Week 6
Portfolio & Capstone
Present a complete design case study.
- Documenting your process
- Building a design portfolio
- Presenting design decisions
- Capstone: end-to-end product design
Levels
Choose the level that fits you
UI/UX Design is offered at five levels. Sign up for the one that matches your current experience.
- 1
Beginner
Start from the fundamentalsFor students who are new to the subject. Covers core concepts, key terms, and the basics you need to get started with confidence.
- 2
Intermediate
Build on what you knowFor students with some prior knowledge. Goes deeper into practical skills, tools, and real-world application of the fundamentals.
- 3
Advanced
Master complex skillsFor experienced students ready for challenging material, advanced techniques, and independent problem-solving.
- 4
Professional
Industry-ready expertiseFor working professionals. Focuses on workplace scenarios, best practices, and the standards expected in the field.
- 5
Diploma
Full certification trackA comprehensive track combining all levels toward a Fisko Foundation diploma, with a final assessment and certificate of completion.
Test your knowledge
A quick 4-question check on UI/UX Design. Pick an answer for each question, then submit to see your score.
1. What does UX stand for?
2. A wireframe is best described as:
3. Usability testing is done to:
4. Accessibility in design means:
0 of 4 answered
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