Human skills AI can't replace
Empathy, research, judgement and storytelling — taught through real cases, not theory.
UX design course for beginners, built for the AI era
AI won't replace UX designers. UX designers who use AI will lead.
A practical, mentor-led UX design course for beginners, built for the AI era. Learn timeless human-centred design, then multiply your impact with AI tools — taught by a UX leader with 18 years of real product experience.
Why learners choose this course
See curriculumAI as your design co-pilot
Use AI for research synthesis, ideation, prototyping and testing — and spend your time on decisions that matter.
Portfolio that proves it
Case studies that show strong UX process and responsible AI use — what hiring managers now look for.
Learn from 18 years of practice
Lessons from real products, real stakeholders and real mistakes — not just tool tutorials.
How the course works
See batches- Step 1
Learn the foundations of human-centred design
- Step 2
Practise with AI tools on every step of the process
- Step 3
Build real projects with mentor feedback
- Step 4
Launch your portfolio and career plan
- 18 yearsin UX
- 10 modulesin 15 days
- Portfolioready projects
- Livementoring
Is AI taking UX jobs?
AI changes how we design. It makes why we design matter more.
AI is taking over tasks, not judgement.
Wireframes get faster; deciding what to build, for whom and why becomes more valuable. AI can generate a screen in seconds. It cannot sit with a frustrated user, notice what they didn't say, align a room of stakeholders, or decide what is ethical to ship. This course trains you for that part.
Read: Why UX + AI"AI will design everything."AI produces drafts. Someone still has to decide which draft solves the right problem.
"Junior UX roles will disappear."Routine tasks shrink; designers who use AI well deliver more and grow faster.
"Research is no longer needed."AI can summarise data, but only real users reveal real needs.
"UX is a saturated field."Every AI product — chatbots, copilots, agents — creates new UX problems: trust, transparency, errors, control.
10 modules. 15 days. One decision you can defend.
15 days of live classes (30+ hours), about 2 hours a day. The modules follow the order a real project runs, and every module adds to the same case study.
- Module 1
UX Foundations & Product Thinking in the AI Era
Explain what UX is, frame the right problem, and see what AI can and can't decide.
- Module 2
User Research, Human + AI
Plan and run user interviews, using AI to prepare and summarise.
- Module 3
Synthesis, Personas & Journeys
Turn research into insights, personas and journey maps.
- Module 4
Information Architecture & User Flows
Structure content and map flows users understand.
- Module 5
Interaction Design & Wireframing
Design states, errors and wireframes, mobile-first.
- Module 6
UI Design, Design Systems & Prototyping
Build polished, consistent screens and an interactive prototype in Figma.
- Module 7
Usability Testing & UX Metrics
Test with real users, measure and iterate from evidence.
- Module 8
Designing AI Products
Design conversational and copilot experiences people trust.
- Module 9
Accessibility, Ethics & Responsible AI
Meet WCAG 2.1 AA and spot AI risks before they ship.
- Module 10
Design Defence, Portfolio & Career
Defend every decision under questioning and present your case study.
Accelerator
Generate five alternatives with AI, then evaluate them yourself.
Critic
Ask AI to find usability risks in your flow, then verify each one.
Challenger
Brief AI as a tough stakeholder to argue against your decision before a real room does.
You are never taught to accept AI output unchecked. Every artifact you produce carries the decision, the reason, and the evidence behind it.
A UX design course for beginners, wherever you're starting from
No design or coding background needed — only curiosity about people and a laptop.
Students and fresh graduates
A clear entry into a creative, future-proof career with a portfolio to show.
Career switchers
Developers, marketers, graphic designers, testers and BAs get a structured path that builds on skills they already have.
Working UX/UI designers
AI-era skills and AI product design to stay ahead and move up.
Product managers and founders
Enough UX depth to build products users love and lead design teams well.
What you'll walk away with
- A portfolio-ready case study you can defend in an interview
- Hands-on skill in Figma and leading AI design and research tools
- The ability to design AI-powered products responsibly
- A personal career plan, polished LinkedIn and interview practice
- Access to an alumni community and job leads
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Learn UX from a leader who designs AI products every day.
Satish K Rajula — UX Manager, 18 years in UX
I lead UX for 4 SplashBI products used by 500+ enterprise customers, including NVIDIA, Cisco and McDonald's. My work sits where data, AI and people meet: conversational AI, data visualization, design systems and research for complex B2B workflows.
I've grown through every shift in our field — desktop to web, web to mobile, and now to AI. Each time, designers who understood users and adopted the new tools came out ahead. I built this course to help you be one of them.
- Fundamentals first, tools second. Tools change every quarter; good judgement lasts a career.
- Learn by doing. Every module ends in a hands-on exercise, not a quiz.
- Taught in your language. Classes in English, with support in Hindi and Telugu.
Learn live, practise weekly, get real feedback.
Both programs are live, taught by the same instructor, and assume no prior experience. They differ in depth.
AI-Era UX Sprint
Best for exploring UX before committing
₹2,0002 days
- 4+ hours of live training
- Introduction module
- AI in the workflow, introduced
- Understand the UX process and build your first wireframe
Recommended
AI-Era UX Mastery
Best for building a career in UX
₹10,00015 days
- 30+ hours of live training
- All 10 modules
- AI in every module
- Portfolio case study and recorded design defence
Not sure? Start with Mastery — it includes everything in the Sprint. Included: live classes, templates and toolkits, 1:1 portfolio review, mock interview. Batches run live on Indian Standard Time, weekday or weekend, in English, Hindi or Telugu.
Questions, answered
Is AI going to take UX jobs?
AI is taking over repetitive tasks such as first-draft wireframes, transcripts and summaries. It is not replacing the work of understanding people, framing problems and making judgement calls. Designers who combine those skills with AI tools are becoming more valuable, and this course trains exactly that combination.
Do I need a design or coding background?
No. This is a UX design course for beginners, so we start from fundamentals. Curiosity and willingness to practise matter more than prior experience.
Which tools will I learn?
Figma, FigJam and Miro, plus AI assistants and AI design, prototyping and research tools. The focus is on transferable skills, so you can adopt new tools as they appear.
Will I get a job after the course?
No honest course can guarantee a job. You will graduate with a portfolio, interview practice and career guidance that significantly improve your chances.
Do I get a certificate?
No. We don't issue certificates. Your portfolio case study and the reasoning behind it are what hiring teams look at.
What is your refund policy?
Full refund up to 48 hours before your batch start date.
The future of UX is human + AI. Start designing it.
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