Course description
Why take this course?
UX is the future of design, a powerful complement to backgrounds in visual design, marketing, product, engineering, business strategy and more, a UX design skillset can accelerate your job performance and provide excellent career opportunities.
You will acquire the skills to design and structure UI, create wireframes and vector graphics and produce digital content for embedding in applications and websites that makes user interactions easy and straightforward.
Practice and apply the skills as you design and develop web pages using UX/UI and enhance your career and Professional value.
What will I study?
Our Industry experienced professionals will enable you to learn the core UX techniques needed to tap into a fast-growing field – the skills, tools and processes necessary to become a UX designer.
This course will prepare you to meet the challenges that you face in this field of work with confidence. It will boost your career as it meets the evolving employer demands for UX/UI professionals.
Programme Modules
· Design Theory
· UI Design – Working with Wireframes & Vector Images
· Introduction to Web Page Authoring
· Sourcing, Editing and Embedding Media Assets
· Web and App Animation
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