Become a UI/UX DesignerUI/UX Design Course in Mumbai

Principles of Visual Design

This is the first thing every interviewer will ask you to walk them through — most self-taught designers skip it entirely

Typography & Color Theory

The framework behind every successful product you have ever used — Swiggy, Zepto, Cred all document this publicly

Design Thinking Process

Write an empathy map poorly in a portfolio case study and you lose the interview — this module closes that gap

UX vs UI — Key Differences

Hiring managers at product companies consider a strong problem statement a Day 1 skill — most candidates cannot write one

User Interviews & Surveys

Most bootcamp graduates cannot conduct a real user interview — this module ensures you can, confidently

Persona Creation

Interviewers often ask "how did you validate your design decisions?" — this is your answer

Empathy Mapping

Product managers rely on designers who can do this — it makes you far more valuable in a cross-functional team

Competitive Analysis

This one skill doubles the credibility of every case study in your portfolio

Low-fidelity Wireframes

Poor information architecture is the single most common reason users abandon apps — you will be able to spot and fix it

High-fidelity Mockups

Interviewers at product companies often ask you to whiteboard a user flow on the spot — this prepares you for that

Interactive Prototypes in Figma

Most self-taught designers skip wireframing and go straight to visual design — that is why their portfolios look weak

Usability Testing

Card sorting and tree testing are tools used by Razorpay, Paytm, and PhonePe UX teams — you will use them hands-on

Auto Layout & Components

The difference between a ₹1.5L/yr junior and a ₹4L/yr mid-level designer is almost always visual design judgment — this module builds it

Design Systems & Libraries

Typography is the most under-studied skill in Indian design education — and the most immediately noticed by senior designers in reviews

Variants & Interactive Components

Color contrast requirements are tested in interviews at companies with enterprise clients — accessibility awareness sets you apart

Handoff to Developers

Companies spend months building design systems — you will understand how and why they work by building your own

Building a UX Portfolio

Auto-layout is the single most asked-about Figma feature in interviews — many candidates get rejected because they cannot use it confidently

Case Study Writing

Components and variants are how professional teams actually work in Figma — tutorials almost never teach this correctly

Mock Interviews

Variables and modes are the newest Figma feature and the least-taught — knowing them already puts you ahead of most 2-year experience designers

LinkedIn Profile Optimization

Prototype transitions are what make your portfolio feel alive to a recruiter — this is how you get the callback