Live Online · Instructor-Led · No Prior Experience Needed

AI can design the screen.
It can't defend
the decision.

A live, instructor-led UX design program for beginners and career switchers. You work on one real product problem, from the first interview to a final design defence, using AI the way working teams actually use it. You finish able to stand behind every choice you made, and say why.

One real product, not exercises
AI inside the workflow
Every decision defended
Live, capped cohorts

The program at a glance

10

Modules
30+

Hours of Training
1

Real Case Study

The uncomfortable truth

Anyone can generate a screen now. That used to take three years to learn, and it is worth almost nothing.

What has not changed is that someone still has to decide what to build, work out whether the problem is real, and stand in a room and explain why. AI produces output. It does not take responsibility for it.

That gap is the whole job now, and it is what this program teaches. You do not design a food delivery app. You work on InsightFlow, a B2B analytics product where users cannot find what they need and the data is genuinely complicated. Every session adds to the same project, and every artifact you produce carries a decision, a reason and the evidence behind it. See the full curriculum.

User Research Information Architecture Wireframing Prototyping Usability Testing Accessibility Design Systems AI Workflows

01 Deciding which problem is worth solving
02 Reading what users mean, not what they say
03 Choosing what to cut and what to protect
04 Judging whether the AI critique is right
05 Defending the decision in the room
06 Owning the outcome when it ships

Who this is for

01 Graduates and students starting a design career
02 Graphic and visual designers moving into product work
03 Developers and IT professionals switching across
04 Career switchers coming from non-design backgrounds
05 Anyone rebuilding a portfolio that looks like everyone else\'s

Common questions

Isn't AI going to replace UX designers?

AI did not make UX useless. It made mediocre UX cheap. If your skill was producing screens on request, that skill has been repriced and it is not coming back. If your skill is working out what should exist and why, demand for it went up, because teams are now drowning in cheap output that does not work. This program teaches the second one.

Can a complete beginner really do this?

Yes, and beginners have an advantage right now. Experienced designers built their careers on production work and have to unlearn it. You have nothing to unlearn. The work that used to fill the first years of a design career is exactly what AI now does, so trained AI-native from the start you reach useful output faster than the previous generation could. The condition is that you learn judgment alongside the tools, not after them.

Are there still UX jobs?

A junior UX role is one destination, not the only one. Product roles, freelance client work, agency work, front-end work with real ownership, or building your own thing all draw on the same capability. We do not promise placement. We build the evidence that makes you employable, and teach you to present it.

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