ONLINE COURSE

UX Design

Meet the most promising profession to learn with an average salary of $90,000/year*. The five-month course includes practical classes, individual feedback, and many tips for you to stand out in this career. With the guidance of market-leading professionals like Conrado Cotomácio (Banco BV), Flavia Kawazoe (Samsung), Makson Serpa (Wingocard), Thiago Barcelos (SumUp), and Rodrigo Lemes (Itau), you will develop your own project for a real customer at the end of the course.

5 months

Online

Learn in practice

Professional project

Study in your time, where and when you want.

Assignments at the end of each module

Your final work will be based on the actual requirements of the course partners.

*according to Glassdoor

WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR

You will learn to identify user needs and propose creative solutions based on research and usability tests. Develop prototypes and wireframes to create effective navigation interfaces and flows, delve into agile methodologies and Design Thinking techniques, and complete the course with an exclusive project for your portfolio.

The average salary is $90,000/year in the New York area, according to Glassdoor.

You will learn how to create interfaces, meet customer needs, and use the main UX Design tools. After the course, you will have work experience and real projects in your portfolio.

You will understand how to work in accordance with business standards to implement successful and profitable projects. You can attract new customers or expand your career path by becoming an art director.

Learn the basics of Design Thinking, how to search for users, and scale design in teams and companies using Design Systems, Atomic Design, and Design Sprint. You will also learn to manage a team more effectively and become an inspiring leader.

Beginners in UX Design

UX Designers

Art Directors

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WHAT YOU WILL FIND IN THIS COURSE

Study on your time, where and when you want.

Put your studying to practice and get individualized feedback from the tutor.

Excellent audio and video quality for all class recordings.

Visual techniques with websites, systems, applications, and mobile device UX interfaces.

There are over 20 hours of content to facilitate your learning.

You will develop a remarkable portfolio, stand out in the market, and create a project for the partner company of the course.

Online

Quality

16 Modules

Portfolio

Versatility

Professional Feedback

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You will develop a remarkable portfolio, stand out in the market, and create a project for the partner company.

COURSE PROGRAM

In this course, we will introduce UX Design concepts and fundamentals and how you can transform your career.

The video classes are separated by modules to facilitate your learning. You can watch whenever and wherever you want - and you can review the material for a period of two years.

An introduction to the value of design in the client's era also aims to inspire students to understand that design is much more than visual elements; it's a way of thinking. In this module, we will define what UX and UI are, the benefits of applying design to products or services, design evolution, and design ROI. We will explore design cases that have changed entire industries and markets.

Designing for people: Empathy
Designing for people: Introduction to UX
The importance of UX Design for companies
The UX market
The UX career

We will talk about what Design Thinking is and how to implement it in your projects. We will look at the differences between users and stakeholders and explain how to achieve the best business results.

Design thinking and UX
Case study: IDEO shopping cart (ABC)

In this module, we will get to know users in more detail.

Who are the users
Empathy
Behavior and psychology
Psychological models
How to discover your user
Proto-persona

User Research methodology.

Planning
Recruitment
Execution

After the research phase, we'll explore the matrix that helps designers visualize the search result.

Personas and Empathy Map
User journey
Needs Statement
Generation of ideas

We will learn how to design different levels of prototypes, with a focus on important usability elements.

Usability
Prototypes
Making a Prototype

This module will explore different ways to test your concepts and solutions and with real users.

Interactive Design
Usability tests

We will explore UX Writing concepts to improve the content of the interfaces. We will also explore important concepts for designing voice interface solutions:

Communication
UX Writing
Conversational interfaces

In this module, we will explore important principles that designers should consider when creating a user interface.

UX principles
Gestalt
Other principles

We will cover in this module an adaptable system of rules, components, and tools that will support the best practices of user interface designers.

Visual Design
Design Strategy
Design Mindset

Typography
Color
Grid
Transition
Icons
Shapes, gestures, and sounds

What leadership means
Types of leaders
Conduct and awareness
Who you are as a leader
Leadership and management construction
Mental model
Expanded mental model

Product, Company, People
Discipline, Transparency, Objectivity
Collaboration and Communication
Professional maturity
Role of the Designer

Design as your tool
Knowledge (acquisition and dissemination of knowledge)
Be an eternal learner
Interdisciplinarity
Intrapreneurship (project, owner attitude)
Feedback
The result of the design

Using the knowledge acquired throughout the course, you will finalize your project, creating interactive prototypes with micro-interactions and preparing a presentation for them.

An introduction to the value of design in the client's era also aims to inspire students to understand that design is much more than visual elements; it's a way of thinking. In this module, we will define what UX and UI are, the benefits of applying design to products or services, design evolution, and design ROI. We will explore design cases that have changed entire industries and markets.

Designing for people: Empathy
Designing for people: Introduction to UX
The importance of UX Design for companies
The UX market
The UX career

We will talk about what Design Thinking is and how to implement it in your projects. We will look at the differences between users and stakeholders and explain how to achieve the best business results.

Design thinking and UX
Case study: IDEO shopping cart (ABC)

In this module, we will get to know users in more detail.

Who are the users
Empathy
Behavior and psychology
Psychological models
How to discover your user
Proto-persona

User Research methodology.

Planning
Recruitment
Execution

After the research phase, we'll explore the matrix that helps designers visualize the search result.

Personas and Empathy Map
User journey
Needs Statement
Generation of ideas

We will learn how to design different levels of prototypes, with a focus on important usability elements.

Usability
Prototypes
Making a Prototype

This module will explore different ways to test your concepts and solutions and with real users.

Interactive Design
Usability tests

We will explore UX Writing concepts to improve the content of the interfaces. We will also explore important concepts for designing voice interface solutions:

Communication
UX Writing
Conversational interfaces

In this module, we will explore important principles that designers should consider when creating a user interface.

UX principles
Gestalt
Other principles

We will cover in this module an adaptable system of rules, components, and tools that will support the best practices of user interface designers.

Visual Design
Design Strategy
Design Mindset

Typography
Color
Grid
Transition
Icons
Shapes, gestures, and sounds

What leadership means
Types of leaders
Conduct and awareness
Who you are as a leader
Leadership and management construction
Mental model
Expanded mental model

Product, Company, People
Discipline, Transparency, Objectivity
Collaboration and Communication
Professional maturity
Role of the Designer

Design as your tool
Knowledge (acquisition and dissemination of knowledge)
Be an eternal learner
Interdisciplinarity
Intrapreneurship (project, owner attitude)
Feedback
The result of the design

Using the knowledge acquired throughout the course, you will finalize your project, creating interactive prototypes with micro-interactions and preparing a presentation for them.

Flavia Kawazoe Cabral

Cabral has over 10 years of experience at IBM as the Global Product Design Lead. She is currently a UX Design Specialist in Samsung's Research and Development laboratory.

Majoring in Marketing Strategy at ESPM, with a post-graduate in Information Architecture and UX, Cabral is certified in UX and Interaction Design by Nilsen Norman Group, and Design Thinking Coach by IBM. She is a co-founder of a volunteer project that aims to help women transition careers and enter the job market as a UX Designer.

User Experience Design Specialist at Samsung

Makson Serpa

Senior Product Designer at Canadian fintech Wingocard

Serpa worked for large companies like Movile, where he was a part of the PlayKids brand and joined Pipefy when the company had only 17 people. He also worked at Hopper, one of the 50 most innovative companies in the world in the travel segment, according to Fast Company.

Serpa got his post-graduate in UX Design and has spent the last eight years working in the digital market with digital platforms, applications, and web projects. Today he works as a Product Designer at Wingocard, a fintech startup that is being built from scratch in Montréal, Canada. With the help of Figma, he develops a financial education project for young people through the creation of a different digital bank.

Conrado Cotomácio

Cotomácio works as Concept Lead at the Jüssi agency (WPP Group - the largest communication company in the world associated with the Ogilvy network) and professor of the UX/UI course at the British School of Design.

Previously, he worked in major global and national agencies such as McCann Worldgroup, Tudo, Riot, and Memo. He also worked for large companies such as Spotify, L'Oréal, Absolut, Google, Microsoft, Itaú, Nike, Pepsico, among others.

LECTURERS OF THE COURSE

Rodrigo Lemes

Head of UX at DesignTeam

Lemes was the Design Manager at Movile; he oversaw Samsung's user experience area, acting as Design Lead. He was also responsible for the UX area of Itaú bank, with more than 30 designers under his leadership.

He has a degree in Advertising, specializing in Design Management and Digital Marketing, seeking to promote design and technology as tools to improve the user experience. Lemes trains design teams and has a YouTube channel called Design Team, where he addresses subjects such as career, books, design tools, leadership, and other tips in the area.

Concept Lead at the Jüssi agency and professor of the UX/UI course at the British School of Design.

COURSE STRUCTURE

Learn about the topic

Put learning into practice

Exchange knowledge with the tutor

Submit your final work

The course consists of detailed yet easy to understand video lessons.

Activities to practice at the pace most suitable for you.

Individual feedback on your work

Enrich your portfolio

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You will acquire knowledge to become a professional in UX Design and create incredible visual projects.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

You will understand the difference between users and stakeholders, learn to create an empathy map to understand business needs.

You will discover what influences the usability of the interface, learn to design different levels of prototypes, find better solutions, and perform tests.

You will learn how to work with any project and how to scale your team or company.

You will master the interface design base for web and mobile platforms, in addition to knowing the emotional design.

You will be able to analyze the needs and expectations of users and learn how to research and create studies.

Design Thinking

Troubleshoot user issues

Create practical and friendly interfaces

Prototyping

Scaling design projects

At the end of the course, you will receive the Course Spot certificate.

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UX Designers do not work alone; they are always interacting with other stakeholders to understand the requirements of the project and organize materials for other teams.

Collaborative Work

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Start: January 4th

Left: 12 spots

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FAQs

The entire course is conducted individually. You can talk to the lecturer on your personal account. There is also a chat with the ability to create group discussions.

There is a practical task at the end of each module. The next module becomes available once the previous is complete. Thanks to this, you will feel motivated to continue learning. We guarantee that you will complete all the necessary tasks.

It is up to you. On average, students spend about two hours per week studying.

Yes, you will have a mentor in the chat. They will be there to answer your questions, give directions, and comment on your homework. You will have the opportunity to gain knowledge, insight, and experience thanks to our lecturers and outstanding professionals in the market.

FAQs

The entire course is conducted individually. You can talk to the lecturer on your personal account. There is also a chat with the ability to create group discussions.

There is a practical task at the end of each module. The next module becomes available once the previous is complete. Thanks to this, you will feel motivated to continue learning. We guarantee that you will complete all the necessary tasks.

It is up to you. On average, students spend about two hours per week studying.

Yes, you will have a mentor in the chat. They will be there to answer your questions, give directions, and comment on your homework. You will have the opportunity to gain knowledge, insight, and experience thanks to our lecturers and outstanding professionals in the market.

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