Learn Practical UI/UX Design for Digital Products
Build a practical product-design foundation from user research and information architecture to wireframes, interface design and interactive prototypes using modern design workflows.
UX Foundations
Understand users, problems and design decisions.
Wireframes
Translate requirements into clear screen flows.
Figma Workflow
Design reusable interfaces and prototypes.
Portfolio Projects
Document design thinking and present case studies.
Who This Course Is For
- Beginners interested in digital product design.
- Graphic designers moving into UI/UX.
- Developers who want stronger interface skills.
- Students building a design portfolio.
What You Will Be Able to Do
- Conduct basic user/problem research.
- Create user flows and wireframes.
- Design interfaces in Figma.
- Build clickable prototypes.
- Present a UI/UX case study in a portfolio-ready format.
Course Curriculum
UX Foundations
- User-centred design
- Problem statements
- Personas concepts
- User journeys
- Information architecture
Wireframing
- Sketching
- Low-fidelity wireframes
- User flows
- Layout hierarchy
- Usability thinking
UI Design in Figma
- Frames/components
- Typography
- Colour systems
- Auto layout concepts
- Design systems foundations
Prototyping & Portfolio
- Interactive prototypes
- Usability feedback
- Iteration
- Case study writing
- Portfolio presentation
Projects & Practical Work
Project difficulty is adjusted to the learner's level and batch progress. The goal is to turn concepts into demonstrable work rather than only complete theory modules.
- Mobile app wireframe
- Responsive web interface
- Interactive Figma prototype
- Portfolio case study capstone
Career Preparation
Mango Engineers' learning process can include project review, portfolio/GitHub readiness, resume guidance, mock interview practice and placement assistance. Placement assistance is support, not a job guarantee.
- UI Designer pathway
- UX Designer pathway
- Product Designer pathway
- Web/App Design pathway
Frequently Asked Questions
No. UI/UX is primarily about problem solving, structure, usability and interface design rather than illustration.
Yes. Figma-based interface design and prototyping are core parts of the pathway.
The course is designed to produce project work that can be organised into portfolio case studies.
No. Portfolio and interview preparation can be supported, but employment is not guaranteed.
