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This training program combines the Figma bootcamp and Advanced Figma courses. It covers a range of topics, from basic Figma functions like file creation, and vector manipulation, to advanced concepts. This comprehensive class is designed to equip participants, whether beginners or experienced designers, with the skills needed to efficiently work on complex design projects using Figma.

In this certificate program, participants will learn the skills needed to become a well-rounded digital designer, capable of designing websites, logos, social media graphics, and more. Attendees start by learning industry-standard apps such as Sketch, Photoshop, and Illustrator. Students then learn and implement design fundamentals, such as design theory, composition, typography, color, web design standards, and more. Attendees will learn the skills needed to start a career as a visual designer and walk away with projects they can use in a portfolio to show prospective employers or clients. The program includes a free retake and several step-by-step workbooks.

This class covers the fundamentals of UX and UI design with Figma, an industry-standard tool. Students will learn to create realistic prototypes of web applications that are clickable, scrollable, and optimized for different types of screens. The course additionally covers animations, different types of interactions (including hovers), and how to share or collaborate on designs with others.

The UX/UI Design Flex course is a 6-month part-time program that is fully online. You can enroll anytime and immediately have access to its learning materials for free for 15 days. Afterwards, you can decide whether you wish to continue by choosing a payment plan that fits you best. This course also comes with a tuition guarantee if you don't find a job within 6 months after graduation. You will learn how to prototype, conduct research interviews, create wireframes, and apply design principles to help you think and speak like a designer.

Launch a future-proof career by designing digital experiences that drive revenue, enhance user loyalty, and ensure product success. Distinguish yourself as a designer by compiling a portfolio to showcase solo, group, and client projects to employers, highlighting UI design and Agile methodologies.

The UX Design Remote course is a 13-week full-time program that is taught online. A live instructor will lead the class, but you can learn from home. Admissions will assess whether remote learning will be a good fit for you. The course will cover wireframes, design principles, information architecture, prototyping, and animation. You will complete three projects and build your portfolio to showcase your talents to potential employers.

The UX Design Part-Time Remote course is a 16-week program designed for busy professionals who can't commit to a full-time course. The remote course will teach you how to conduct research interviews, prototyping, prototyping tools, information architecture, visual design principles, and animation. You will complete three projects and add your work to a portfolio that you can showcase to potential employers.

The UX/UI Design Immersion course is a 5-month full-time program that will prepare you to be a UX/UI designer. You will learn how to prototype using software and create wireframes to visualize how your app will flow. You will also learn how to work as a team and partner up with your peers to develop and present your work collaboratively. Unlike most courses, you'll have to decide whether you will specialize in UX or UI in module 4. You will create a capstone project that will incorporate what you've learned and showcase your specialty that will set you apart from your peers. This course also comes with a tuition-back guarantee if you don't find a job within 6 months after graduation.

Students in this course learn how to perform heuristic analysis, develop information architecture, synthesize research, and manage accessibility. Additionally, instructors show students how to work with empathy mapping, personas, mental models, prototyping, and creating emotional design, all with a focus on human-centered design.