Learn the skills to become a UX/UI Designer. This course covers design concepts, industry tools like Figma, and research methodologies. Get career-focused training, build a portfolio, and receive one-on-one mentoring and prepare for a career in UX/UI design.
Start learning Figma for UI/UX design. Gain a solid understanding of its capabilities, from creating files, to designing on a grid, working with text/photos/colors, creating components, building prototypes, exporting assets, sharing files, creating animations, and more.
Discover the essence of UX Design. From UX vs. UI to usability testing and prototyping, delve into the intricacies of user experience design. Gain practical skills in research, wireframing, and more. Elevate your design game with this comprehensive course.
User Experience (UX) design is one of the most in-demand fields today, as every website needs to be both functional and attractive to engage users and serve their needs.
Many positions in web design require UX/UI Designers whose skill set and expertise combine visual and functional aspects of digital products. Small companies often hire a single UX/UI Designer to design and update their websites or applications. However, larger corporations also recruit designers with knowledge of both UX and UI Design, particularly to work on an individual project like a mobile app or marketing strategy.
UX Designers take ownership of the user experience life cycle, from start to finish. They typically need to be well versed in programs like Sketch and Adobe XD, as well as the design practices and processes that bring websites to life.
As home to the headquarters of many major U.K. companies, London offers numerous career opportunities for professionals in the web design field—especially those with UX and/or UI Design experience.
Recent online postings in the London area include UX/UI Designer, Senior Product UX/UI Designer, and Platform Engineer, among many others. The demand ranges from small agencies to major international corporations. These jobs typically offer attractive salaries and benefits packages for highly qualified employees.
UX Designers working out of London can expect to earn about £51,000 per year, while UX Researchers earn a little above £50,000 on average. If you seek out a role as a Digital Designer, you can expect to bring in around £39,000 a year.
Whether you plan to work as a Digital Designer, UX Researcher, or a Design Director responsible for managing a design team, a strong background in UX Design will ensure you can advance in this ever-growing field.
If you’re seeking in-person UX Design training in the Greater London region, General Assembly is the only school currently offering this option. Fortunately, they have several course offerings, including a UX Design Immersive, Product Design Bootcamp, and UX Design Bootcamp, all of which are open to beginners. Check listings for more detailed information.
Live online bootcamps and certificate programs have gained in popularity in recent years. If you’re looking for UX Design course alternatives beyond the in-person selections, consider virtual learning.
An interactive online class offers hands-on education like face-to-face coursework. You can ask questions and get real-time answers, all from the comfort of your home or office, and the instructor can even see and control the screen, with permission.
If you’re looking for coursework in a specific tool like Sketch, or even more in-depth UX Design training, you can find a virtual UX Design course from Noble Desktop that will fit your needs. Their UX & UI Design Certificate program combines Adobe XD, Photoshop, and Illustrator training with UX Design and Visual Design Bootcamps for a comprehensive education in the entire design process.
Noble’s UX Design Bootcamp can be taken separately, and other course alternatives include their Visual Design Certificate and Sketch Bootcamp. It’s important to check course listings for any prerequisite information before enrolling.
Students dedicated to learning UX Design have multiple immersive bootcamp options in the Greater London region. Noble Desktop offers its UX Design Bootcamp and UX/UI Design Certificate, but there are several others you can take online from anywhere, London included.
Devmountain hosts a UX Design Remote course that can be taken full-time or part-time; Thinkful provides a part-time course called UX/UI Design Flex, and General Assembly offers its UX Design course and UX Design Immersive.
Would your employees benefit from UX Design training? If you want to take your team’s skill set to the next level, Noble Desktop offers corporate UX Design training with expert instructors, available onsite or remotely through teleconferencing.
Noble Desktop also offers discounted vouchers to its open enrollment group courses, if you’d rather give your team greater flexibility on when and where they get their UX Design training. Employers get discounts with these vouchers when purchasing in bulk.
Current corporate and online UX Design offerings include Noble’s UX & UI Design Certificate; UX Design Bootcamp; Visual Design Certificate; Visual Design Portfolio Bootcamp; Adobe XD Bootcamp; Sketch Bootcamp; and Photoshop for Web Design & UI.
For these and other courses, or to request a program customized to your company’s needs, contact Noble Desktop for a no-obligation consult.