UX/UI Design Online

Designed to offer high school students a preview of a career path in UX/UI Design.

Program Highlights

Design fundamentals: The psychology of colors, lines, shapes, textures, fonts. Learn to leverage the power of space, rhythm, composition, structure.
Human-computer interaction: The basics of the psychology of interface design and how humans feel about computers in different contexts.
User Research: Learn to form hypotheses, then go out to real people to collect data and test your assumptions.
Rapid Prototyping: Prototyping, sketching, and wireframing - essential techniques for experimentation and brainstorming.
Visual Identity: Build a visual identity from scratch, taking into account the story, personality, and core values.
Mock Websites & Apps: Learn to design across screen sizes and interaction paradigms.
Tuition:

Online Tuition:
$1,798

Dates:

Session 1:
July 1, 2024 July 11, 2024 9am - 12pm PDT | 12pm - 3pm EDT

Session 2:
July 15, 2024 July 25, 2024 9am - 12pm PDT | 12pm - 3pm EDT

Session 3:
July 29, 2024 August 8, 2024 9am - 12pm PDT | 12pm - 3pm EDT

Location:

Online
Online

Course Overview

“This innovative course is perfectly designed to help high schoolers gain real world knowledge and experience before committing to a UX/UI Design career path. Students in this course will develop an understanding of the UX Design process and how to create meaningful products. They will explore the importance of designing interactive experiences with a human-centered focus. Students will learn how to identify and target users and competitors to gather useful information and feedback by conducting user studies, user testing, and unbiased surveys. They will get the opportunity to apply their newly gained skills to a hands-on project by using their design research and analysis to develop an effective prototype. While specific briefs vary from course to course, course projects are selected to perfectly complement the skills covered in class and enable students to make a real-world impact.

Students will kick off their week with a course orientation, then move on to design principles, UX tools, and user research to learn more about their potential users, and UX terminology. They will then finish off the week learning about UI design and wireframing. Throughout the course as well, students will perform UX research, learn about metrics and their impact on storytelling. Students will then get introduced to a case study and learn about leading with empathy. Their second week will culminate with a final presentation.”

Meet your instructor

Kelly Mckerr

UX/UI Design

Kelly has her Masters in Graphic Design from University of Art in London and a Bachelors in Communication from Tulane University and holds a certificate in Graphic Design from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

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Topics you'll explore

Hands-On Learning


Throughout the course as well, students will perform UX research, learn about metrics and their impact on storytelling. Students will then get introduced to a case study and learn about leading with empathy. Their second week will culminate with a final presentation.

Career Exploration


This innovative course is perfectly designed to help high schoolers gain real world knowledge and experience before committing to a UX/UI Design career path.

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