Master the art of creating user-centric designs with our UI/UX Designing Course in Chennai. Designed for beginners and professionals alike, this course equips you with the skills needed to design intuitive, engaging, and impactful digital experiences for websites, apps, and software.
Session 1-2: Introduction to UI/UX Design
Overview of UI and UX design principles
Understanding the difference between UI and UX
Importance of UI/UX design in digital products
Historical perspective and evolution of UI/UX design
Session 3-4: User Research and Analysis
Introduction to user research methodologies
Conducting user interviews and surveys
Creating user personas and scenarios
Analyzing user data to inform design decisions
Session 5-6: Information Architecture and Wireframing
Fundamentals of information architecture
Creating sitemaps and user flow diagrams
Introduction to wireframing tools and techniques
Hands-on practice in wireframing responsive layouts
Session 7-8: Visual Design Principles
Basics of visual design: typography, color theory, layout
Creating mood boards and style guides
Applying design principles to UI elements
Introduction to prototyping tools
Session 9-10: Interaction Design
Principles of interaction design
Designing interactive prototypes
Incorporating animations and micro-interactions
Conducting usability testing and gathering feedback
Session 11-12: Final Project
Applying all learned concepts and skills in a real-world design project
Collaborative project work with feedback sessions
Presentation of final projects and peer critique
Portfolio development and career guidance
Assessment:
Regular participation in class activities and discussions
Completion of assignments and projects
Final presentation and portfolio evaluation
Resources:
Design books, articles, and online resources
Design software and prototyping tools (e.g., Adobe XD, Figma, Sketch)
Access to online tutorials and video lectures
Prerequisites:
Basic understanding of graphic design principles
Familiarity with design software is beneficial but not required