Module 1
User needs and task definition
Combine a guided explanation, a practical exercise and feedback tied to the project brief.
Proposed learning pathway
UI and UX Design
For learners interested in organising information and designing practical digital journeys.
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What the pathway covers.
Module 2
Information architecture and wireframes
Combine a guided explanation, a practical exercise and feedback tied to the project brief.
Module 3
Interface components and responsive layouts
Combine a guided explanation, a practical exercise and feedback tied to the project brief.
Module 4
Prototype testing and design handover
Combine a guided explanation, a practical exercise and feedback tied to the project brief.
Build something you can explain.
Prototype a service-enquiry journey with a homepage, service detail and clear next step. Explain the reasoning behind the navigation and form labels.
Suggested portfolio outputs
- A task flow and page map
- Wireframes for a focused journey
- An interactive prototype and review notes
Before you begin.
A laptop, internet access and a prototyping tool. Bring a simple product or service idea to use as a practice brief.
The proposed curriculum can be adjusted to your starting level. Confirm trainer availability, delivery format, schedule, fees and any completion evidence before enrolling.
How progress can be reviewed.
- Explain the intended audience and problem
- Show the process as well as the final output
- Respond to feedback with a reasoned revision
- Identify what still needs testing or improvement
Where the skill connects.
Explore the corresponding service to understand how similar skills can be applied to a real brief.
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Let’s define the right next step.
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