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UX/UI for Beginners
Why take this "UX/UI for Beginners" course? The "UX/UI for Beginners" course places a strong emphasis on hands-on learning and real-world processes. Structured as a 4-month progra...
What you'll gain
- ✓ UX/UI design process
- ✓ UX/UI principles
- ✓ UX Research Methods
- ✓ Figma, Dovetail
✓ Free consultation · Certificate on completion · Practical learning · Certificate-ready · BDG since 2009
Duration
4 months
Format
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Starts
Jul 28, 2026
Certificate
On completion
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Why take this "UX/UI for Beginners" course?
The "UX/UI for Beginners" course places a strong emphasis on hands-on learning and real-world processes. Structured as a 4-month program, it's tailored to prepare participants for entry-level Junior UX/UI Designer roles upon completion. In this course, you will gain the essential tools and skills required for a career in UX/UI design. You’ll work with Figma, UXtweak for UX research, Maze, and other tools for prototyping and animation. Moreover, guest speakers will shed light on the intricacies of tech team workflows, processes, and commonly used tools such as Slack, Asana, Jira, and more. During the course, you will develop your own project while working in small teams on ongoing projects. This will allow you to gain experience working on different projects and present several projects in your portfolio at the end of the course.Get 5% Cashback
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Who is this course for
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Beginners
UX/UI designers are in demand in the Armenian labor market. If you see yourself in the field of design and want to have an interesting, creative, and high-paying job, UX/UI design is for you.
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Specialists in related fields
UX/UI design is often studied by people from related professions. The goal is to get a better understanding of all digital product development processes to excel in their job.
What you will learn
- ✓UX/UI design process
- ✓UX/UI principles
- ✓UX Research Methods
- ✓Figma, Dovetail
- ✓Real Product Thinking
- ✓Mobile apps design for Android and IOS systems
- ✓AI Tools Integration
- ✓Real Case Studies
- ✓Industry Tools Study
Program
- What are UX and UI? Roles and responsibilities
- Real examples of impactful UX design
- Characteristics of good UX (usability, clarity, delight)
- Overview of the Design Thinking process
- Mindset of a successful designer
- Figma workspace and interface walkthrough
- Creating frames, shapes, text, and aligning content
- Working with layers, pages, and organization
- File structure and naming best practices
- Using layout grids for structure and alignment
- Mastering Auto Layout for flexible components
- Applying constraints for responsive behaviors
- Real examples: buttons, cards, and navigation bars
- Building reusable components and design systems
- Using Variants for UI states (default, hover, disabled)
- Creating and managing Styles (text, colors, effects)
- Interactive prototyping in Figma (clicks, transitions, overlays)
- Sharing, commenting, and collaborating with others
- What is research in UX and why it matters
- Qualitative vs. quantitative methods
- Interviews, observations, and secondary research
- Note-taking, affinity mapping, and insight generation
- Using AI to summarize interview transcripts
- Creating draft personas and problem summaries
- Clustering data and auto-tagging with AI tools
- Ethics and limitations of AI-assisted research
- Mapping user thoughts, feelings, and frustrations
- Identifying key pain points and user goals
- Creating actionable user personas
- How personas inform the design process
- What is a journey map and why it’s important?
- Mapping user steps across touchpoints and channels
- Visualizing emotional highs and lows
- Identifying friction points and opportunity areas
- Why competitive analysis helps designers?
- Comparing UX flows, visual design, and features
- Creating a competitive matrix
- Synthesizing findings for project direction
- What is a user flow vs. journey map
- Defining entry points, decisions, and endpoints
- Flowcharting best practices
- Creating task-focused flows using Figma
- Defining IA: organizing and labeling content
- Card sorting and sitemap creation
- Grouping and categorizing content
- Best practices for clarity and findability
- What is a wireframe and when to use it
- Differences between low-fi and high-fi wireframes
- Layout principles: hierarchy, spacing, alignment
- Wireframing with real UX flows in Figma
- Adding annotations and getting peer feedback
- What is responsive design and why it matters
- Breakpoints: mobile, tablet, desktop
- Using Auto Layout and Constraints in Figma
- Designing flexible components and layouts
- Previewing and testing responsive behavior
- Creating clickable prototypes in Figma
- Setting up navigation flows and transitions
- Using overlays, delays, and Smart Animate
- Sharing and testing your prototype with users
- Best practices for interactive storytelling
- What is a Usability Research Plan (URP)?
- Writing scenarios and setting goals
- Choosing tools for usability testing (Maze)
- Recruiting and testing
- Documenting tasks, errors, and user feedback
- What is mobile design
- What makes mobile design unique (screen size, touch, portability)
- Common mobile app structures: onboarding, home, profile, settings
- Navigation patterns: tab bars, hamburger menus, floating action buttons
- Key interaction behaviors: scrolling, swiping, tapping
- Importance of visual clarity, minimalism, and accessibility in mobile
- Overview of Apple Human Interface Guidelines (HIG)
- UI patterns: navigation bars, tab bars, modals, buttons
- iOS-specific gestures and transitions
- Typography (SF Pro), layout grids, and spacing rules
- Icon style, shadows, and elevation in iOS
- Status bar and safe area considerations
- Downloading and using Apple’s official Figma UI kit
- Overview of Google’s Material 3 Design Guidelines
- Android UI patterns: app bars, drawers, FABs, bottom sheets
- Navigation differences: system back button vs. gestures
- Typography (Roboto), icon shape diversity, and elevation system
- Color theming and dynamic color on Android 12+
- Using the Material Design Figma kit
- Ensuring consistency across various Android screen sizes
- Principles of UI design: clarity, consistency, feedback
- The relationship between UX and UI
- Common UI design patterns
- Understanding the “feel” of a good interface
- Color psychology and brand alignment
- Creating accessible color combinations
- Visual weight, depth, and shape usage
- Applying visual hierarchy with color and form
- Choosing fonts for web and mobile
- Typographic hierarchy: headings, body, captions
- Readability, spacing, and alignment
- Creating scalable typography systems
- Responsive text in Figma
- Sourcing or creating consistent icons
- Designing buttons, inputs, dropdowns, and checkboxes
- Understanding states: hover, active, disabled
- Building components and using variants in Figma
- Benefits of reusable systems
- Atomic Design: atoms, molecules, organisms
- Naming conventions, structure, and guidelines
- Examples from Material Design and others
- Setting up Styles: text, color, spacing
- Building flexible component libraries
- Creating and managing variants
- Publishing and using team libraries
- What are microinteractions and why use them
- Examples: success messages, error states, loaders
- Writing helpful microcopy
- Designing transitions for feedback
- Using Figma’s Smart Animate feature
- Creating scroll effects, hover states, modals
- Intro to Lottie animations
- Exporting animations and best practices
- Organizing screens and components
- Using Figma Inspect and Dev Mode
- Writing handoff notes and usage guidelines
- Collaboration tips with developers
- Tools overview: Zeplin
- Choosing your best project
- Structuring a case study: problem → process → solution
- Writing clear narratives and using visuals
- Highlighting UX decisions and UI choices
- Typical UX/UI interview questions
- Live design tasks and whiteboard challenges
- Tips for portfolio walkthroughs and storytelling
- Practicing with peers
- Presenting your portfolio to instructors and classmates
- Receiving actionable feedback
- Making final adjustments
- LinkedIn and Behance portfolio checklist
A hands-on practical exam covering both UX and UI concepts to demonstrate your readiness for entry-level roles.
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Schedule
Tuesday - 19:00 - 21:30
Friday - 19:00 - 21:30
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Monthly
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Certificate
On completion
32 lessons
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- ✓ QR / signature-ready format
- ✓ Armenian & English certificate design
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