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UI/UX Design with Figma & AI

Design apps and websites people love to use — with Figma and modern AI design tools. Turn creativity into a career.

Duration
3 months
Level
Beginner
Mode
Classroom + Live online
Category
Design & Media
Tools & tech
FigmaUX ResearchWireframingPrototypingDesign SystemsAI Design Tools

What you'll be able to do

  • Design full app & web interfaces
  • Build a professional design portfolio
  • Get hired as a UI/UX designer

Why this programme

  • 45,000+ open roles in India
  • Great for creative & non-coding people
  • AI-augmented modern workflow

Who should join

Complete beginners, students and career-changers who like design and problem-solving and want to design apps and websites. No prior design or coding experience needed.

Based in Tirupati? See classroom batches, timings & local details for the UI/UX Design Course in Tirupati →

Curriculum

What you'll learn, module by module

A structured path from fundamentals to a portfolio-ready project and a job — with mentors beside you at every step.

Introduction to UI/UX Design

  • Difference between UI and UX and how they work together
  • The design thinking and product design process
  • Roles in a product team and where a designer fits
  • Examples of good and bad design from real apps

UX Research & Strategy

  • User interviews, surveys and gathering requirements
  • Building user personas and empathy maps
  • User flows and journey mapping
  • Information architecture and card sorting

Wireframing & Interaction

  • Low-fidelity and high-fidelity wireframes
  • Layout, grids and spacing principles
  • Designing common patterns: navigation, forms, lists, cards
  • Usability heuristics and accessibility basics

Figma Mastery

  • Figma interface, frames, components and auto layout
  • Colours, typography and styles
  • Reusable components and variants
  • Collaboration, comments and developer handoff

Prototyping & Design Systems

  • Building clickable, interactive prototypes
  • Transitions, animations and micro-interactions
  • Creating a design system with tokens and reusable components
  • Testing prototypes with real users and iterating

AI Design Tools & Portfolio

  • Using AI tools to speed up ideation and UI generation
  • AI for copy, placeholder content and image assets
  • Building 2-3 complete case studies for your portfolio
  • Setting up a portfolio and preparing for design interviews
Careers

Roles you can target after this course

UI/UX Design with Figma & AI opens doors across the industry. With our placement support and your new portfolio, here are the roles our graduates step into.

UI DesignerUX DesignerProduct DesignerUX ResearcherInteraction DesignerFreelance App/Web Designer

Why learn at Digitalshala

  • Live classes with Google & Alexa-certified trainers
  • 50% practical, real projects and an internship
  • Placement support with 200+ hiring tie-ups
  • Learn in Tirupati or live online — flexible batches
Reviews & ratings

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Course FAQ

Common questions

Fees depend on the batch and mode (classroom or live online) — message us on WhatsApp for the current fee and any running offer.

The course runs for 3 months, starting from complete basics, so beginners have enough time to learn Figma and build a real portfolio.

Graphic design is mainly about visuals — logos, posters, brand creatives and print/social graphics. UI/UX design is about how digital products work: researching users, planning screens, wireframing and prototyping app and website interfaces so they are easy to use. If you enjoy problem-solving and product thinking, choose UI/UX; if you enjoy pure visual and brand work, choose graphic design.

No. UI/UX design is about research, layout and prototyping, all done in tools like Figma. Coding is not required, though understanding basic developer handoff is useful and we cover it.

Yes. You build 2-3 complete case studies and a portfolio during the course, which is exactly what companies ask to see when hiring UI/UX designers.