UI/UX Design
Mastery

We dissect 5 real apps that failed because of bad UX. You'll learn to spot the mistakes before you make them.

The art of asking the right questions. We roleplay a complete interview with a real user.

When to use surveys vs interviews. How to avoid leading questions and analyze results meaningfully.

Map your competitors' strengths and weaknesses. Find the gap your design will fill.

Take messy research data and organize it into actionable insights using affinity diagrams.

Most personas collect dust. Ours drive decisions. Learn the format that PMs and developers actually reference.

Conduct 3 interviews, run a survey, create 2 personas, and present your findings — just like a real UX researcher would.

Map every touchpoint from awareness to loyalty. Identify the emotional highs and lows users experience.

Two different tools for two different problems. Learn when to use which and how to create both.

Card sorting, tree testing, and sitemaps. Organize content so it feels intuitive to users.

Words are part of the UI. Learn to write microcopy, labels, and error messages that help users.

WCAG basics, color contrast, screen readers, keyboard navigation. Good design is inclusive design.

Map the user journey for your app concept. Create task flows, a sitemap, and wireframes for 8 key screens.

Font selection, pairing, hierarchy, and responsive type scales. Make text beautiful AND readable.

Why is blue trustworthy? Why is red urgent? Create color palettes that trigger the right emotions.

The rule that makes every layout feel professional. Consistent spacing = polished design.

Size, color, position, contrast. Control exactly where users look and in what order.

Icon systems, sizing, consistency. When icons help and when they confuse.

Choosing images, using illustrations, empty state graphics. Creating visual personality.

It's not just inverting colors. Learn the rules for dark mode that looks professional.

Create a comprehensive visual style guide: color palette, typography scale, spacing system, icon set, and component styles.

Understanding Figma's mental model. Frames ≠ groups. This distinction changes everything.

The most powerful feature in Figma. We build 5 increasingly complex responsive components.

Build buttons, inputs, cards, and navigation as components with multiple states and variants.

Create a single source of truth for colors, spacing, and typography. Change once, update everything.

Interactive prototypes with real navigation, hover states, overlays, and scroll behaviors.

Create smooth transitions between frames. Loading states, page transitions, reveal animations.

Branches, reviews, comments, version history. How real design teams work in Figma.

Give developers specs they can actually use. CSS, measurements, assets — without miscommunication.

The 10 plugins every designer needs. Content generators, image tools, accessibility checks.

Design a complete mobile app from onboarding to settings. Component-based, prototyped, dev-ready.

Not a component library. Not a style guide. A system. Understand the difference and why it matters.

Brad Frost's framework for building scalable component architectures.

Buttons, inputs, cards, modals, navigation — all as reusable, variant-rich components.

Usage guidelines, do/don't examples, component anatomy. Make your system usable by others.

Primitive tokens → semantic tokens → component tokens. The 3-tier system that scales.

How components adapt across mobile, tablet, and desktop. Breakpoint strategies and adaptive layouts.

Versioning, deprecating old components, governance. How to keep your system alive over time.

Build a complete, documented design system with 20+ components, tokens, and usage guidelines.

Situation → Task → Action → Result. Transform your projects into compelling career narratives.

Don't just show screens — explain WHY. Practice articulating your reasoning like a senior designer.

Based on interviews with 10 hiring managers. The exact structure that gets callbacks.

LinkedIn, Behance, Dribbble, Twitter. Which platforms matter and how to use each one.

Practice 3 real-world design challenges used by Indian tech companies in interviews.

Real salary ranges for UI/UX roles in Tier 1, 2, and 3 cities. How to negotiate confidently.

Finalize your portfolio, write 3 case studies, deploy your site, and submit for community feedback.