The whole program points at one outcome: a portfolio case study you can defend in an interview. Everything across the fifteen days is arranged around producing it.
You join live sessions with a working UX Manager — not a recorded library. Sessions run on Indian Standard Time, weekday or weekend, and you pick a real problem in the first week and carry it through every module: research, personas, journey maps, information architecture, wireframes, interactive prototype, usability testing, and a final presentation.
No prior experience is needed. Most people who take this come from engineering, graphic design, marketing, testing or business analysis, and many have never opened Figma. Tools are introduced at the point you need them, and everything required is free.
You leave with a case study you built yourself, a working prototype, and — more useful than either — the ability to explain why you made each decision. There is no certificate, because a certificate is not what gets you hired. Hiring teams ask about reasoning far more than they ask about screens.
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