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Two ways in.

Two ways into UX design training online: a two-day sprint, or a fifteen-day mastery program. Both are live and instructor-led, both are taught by the same person, and in both AI sits inside the workflow rather than in a module bolted on at the end.

Beginner · 2 Days

AI-Era UX Sprint

A fast, hands-on introduction to how the UX process actually works, from empathy to your first wireframe, including where AI genuinely speeds you up and where it cannot help you at all.

  • Duration2 Days
  • Training4+ Hours
  • ModeLive Online
  • LevelBeginner
  • AIIntroduced
Course fee ₹2,000/-
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Beginner to portfolio · 15 Days

AI-Era UX Mastery

Beginner to portfolio-ready. The full UX process, ten modules deep, with AI running through every one, ending in a real case study you can defend under questioning.

  • Duration15 Days
  • Training30+ Hours
  • ModeLive Online
  • LevelAll Levels
  • AIIn all 10 modules
Course fee ₹10,000/-
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Compare programs.

Sprint vs Mastery
Feature Sprint Mastery
Duration 2 Days 15 Days
Training hours 4+ hrs 30+ hrs
Modules Intro All 10
AI in the workflow Intro Every module
Product thinking Basics ✓
User research Basics ✓
Information architecture — ✓
Wireframing & prototyping Basics ✓
Usability testing — ✓
Interaction design — ✓
Responsive design — ✓
Accessibility — ✓
Design systems — ✓
Design defence — ✓
Price ₹2,000/- ₹10,000/-

How to choose your UX design training online

The two programs differ in depth, not in quality. Both are live, both are taught by the same instructor, and both follow the same process. The only question is how far through it you want to go.

AI is in both. The Sprint shows you where it genuinely accelerates the work and where it confidently invents things. Mastery takes that further, running it through all ten modules as an accelerator, as a critic of your own work, and finally as a hostile stakeholder attacking your decision before a real room does.

If you want to understand the field before committing, take the Sprint. If you intend to work in this, take Mastery, because only it produces the case study and the ability to defend it. See the full curriculum.

Program questions

Which program should I choose as a complete beginner?
Either one, since both assume no prior experience. If you intend to work in UX, choose the AI-Era UX Mastery, because only it produces the portfolio case study employers ask to see. The Sprint is the better pick if you want to sample the field before committing.
Do both programs teach AI?
Yes, and not as a separate topic. The Sprint introduces where AI helps and where it misleads you. Mastery builds it into all ten modules, so you use it to generate options, to critique your own flows, and to argue against your decisions before anyone else gets the chance. You are never taught to accept its output unchecked.
Are the sessions live or recorded?
Every session is live and instructor-led. Nothing is pre-recorded. You can ask why a decision was rejected while you are still making it, which is the part a video cannot give you.
What is the real difference in outcome?
The Sprint gives you understanding. You will know how the process works and be able to take part in it. Mastery gives you evidence: a documented case study showing a problem you researched, the decisions you made, and your reasoning for each one, plus a recorded defence of it.
How much time will I need outside the sessions?
Plan for roughly an hour of project work between sessions on the Mastery Program. The work is cumulative, so keeping pace matters more than total hours. Falling two checkpoints behind is much harder to recover from than missing a single session.

Not sure which to choose?
Start with Mastery.

Mastery includes everything in the Sprint, plus the full ten-module process, AI worked into every module, a real case study, and a final defence of the decisions you made.

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