Detailed course
UI/UX Design
Learn how real product interfaces are researched, structured, designed, prototyped, and handed over for development.
Tech stack
Tools you will use while building.
You will not just hear tool names. You will use the stack while creating screens, features, APIs, flows, and project explanations.
Best for
Who should choose this track?
Learning focus
What we train you to think through.
Understand product problems before designing screens
Create user flows, wireframes, visual systems, and prototypes
Design interfaces developers can actually build
Present case studies with reasoning, not only pretty screens
Curriculum
Learn the way real product teams work.
No textbook-only path. The course is structured around practical thinking, debugging, building, and explaining.
User research basics, problem framing, information architecture, and user flows
Wireframes, visual hierarchy, spacing, typography, colors, and components
Figma design systems, interactive prototypes, and responsive design thinking
Case study writing, developer handoff, portfolio review, and presentation
Project outcomes
Build work you can show and explain.
Mobile app UX flow and prototype
Website or SaaS dashboard interface
Complete UI/UX case study with design reasoning
Skills acquired
Practical skills this course focuses on.
FigmaWireframingPrototypingDesign systemsUX thinkingHandoff
Career direction
Roles this track can prepare you for.
UI/UX DesignerProduct DesignerVisual DesignerUX Intern
Course FAQ
Quick answers before you enquire.
Does the UI/UX course include Figma?
Yes. Students learn Figma, wireframes, prototypes, design systems, user flows, and developer handoff.
Will I create a UI/UX case study?
Yes. The outcome includes a practical case study and prototype that can be shown in a portfolio.
Pricing and batch details
Want the current fee, batch timing, and internship details?
Contact the IBL team directly. We’ll share the latest course structure, batch availability, internship process, and pricing details based on your preferred learning path.