UX-UI Training
What you'll learn
- UX Design thinking: How to think like a UX Designer and get into the UX mindset
- UX Research: How to conduct effective Research and Testing on your designs
- UX Definitions, Origins and Roles
- UX Process: How to plan and carry out UX Research and Design activities
- User Interviews and Surveys
- How to get the insight you need from your users through communicating with them directly.
- Interaction Design: How to map out user flows to create user journeys that will make your product easy to use.
- Information Architecture
- How to create content categories that users will understand, to allow them to easily find your content
- How to design layouts of your screens, using Sketching and Wireframing
- Prototyping: How to create simple Prototypes which you can use to Usability Test and Demo the interactivity of your product.
- Usability testing: How to plan and conduct usability testing with real users, to gain insights into how well your design works on real users
- Workflow techniques, managing design assets, styles, components, grid and column layouts like true virtuosos
- Unleashing the magic of advanced animation techniques, captivating users with animated background gradients and Houdini Text
- Harness the power of Lottie animation files, breathing life into your designs
- Mastering advanced typography features, transforming words into captivating works of art
- Build a strong UI/UX portfolio and work on 10+ Live Projects
Our Training Process

Practical Session

Assignment

Projects

Resume Building

Interview Preparation

Be Job Ready

Practical Session

Assignment

Projects

Be Job Ready

Interview Preparation

Resume Building
Key Highlights
- Personalised career coach
- 90% Practical Training
- Certification
- 100% Placement Guarantee
- Study material
- Instant doubt solving
- Build Portfolio
- Case Studies and Live Projects

95 Hrs
Training Duration

25000+
Students Trained

1000+
Hiring Companies

12.5 LPA
Highest Fresher Salary
UX-UI Training
- Clear out all misconceptions & preconceived notions
- Understanding design as a problem-solving process
- Introduction to User Centered Design
- Stanford d.school — Design Thinking Methodology
- Empathise, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test
- Quantitative vs. qualitative thinking
- What a UX designer actually does on day one of a job
- How attention, memory & decision-making shape behaviour
- Cognitive load & mental models
- Hick’s Law, Fitts’s Law, Jakob’s Law & Miller’s Law in practice
- Recognition over recall
- Behavioural mapping of real products
- Problem framing: separating symptom from cause
- What a large language model actually does
- Context, tokens & why the model forgets
- Why AI hallucinates — and how to catch it
- Non-determinism: why the same prompt gives different answers
- Structuring prompts with role, context, constraint & format
- Where AI is genuinely strong, and where it must not be trusted
- Building your personal prompt library for design work
- Research planning & choosing the right method
- Writing a discussion guide that doesn’t lead the user
- Recruiting & screening participants
- Conducting and moderating real user interviews
- Contextual inquiry & observation
- Research ethics, consent & bias management
- Surveys that produce usable data
- Transcription & first-pass coding with AI
- Thematic clustering & affinity mapping at speed
- Evidence traceability — linking every insight to a source quote
- Spotting the theme the AI invented
- Synthetic users: why they generate hypotheses, never evidence
- Building a searchable research repository
- Presenting findings stakeholders will act on
- Turning raw research into actionable user profiles
- Personas built from evidence, not imagination
- Empathy maps & jobs-to-be-done
- End-to-end user journey mapping
- Identifying pain points & opportunity areas
- Prioritising which problems are worth solving
- Structuring content so users always find their way
- Taxonomy, hierarchy & semantic labelling
- Navigation patterns for web and mobile
- Open & closed card sorting
- Tree testing & structural validation
- Sitemaps that survive contact with real content
- Task flows, user flows & flow diagrams
- Happy paths, alternate paths & dead ends
- Decision points & branching logic
- Reducing steps without hiding function
- Validating flows before a single screen is drawn
- Documenting flows for developers and stakeholders
- Microcopy that guides, reassures & converts
- Button labels, empty states & form hints
- Error messages that help users recover
- Tone & voice systems for a product
- Inclusive and plain-language content design
- Generating and evaluating copy variants with AI
- Content-first design: solving with words before pixels
- Sketching & crazy-8s for fast divergence
- Lo-fi wireframing fundamentals
- Grey-box layouts before visual design
- Building clickable prototypes fast
- Prototype fidelity: choosing the right level for the question
- Iterating without falling in love with your first idea
- Interaction design principles
- Designing every state: default, hover, active, loading, empty, error, success
- Feedback, affordance & signifiers
- Gestures & mobile interaction patterns
- Progressive disclosure
- Edge cases most juniors forget
- Nielsen’s 10 usability heuristics
- Running a structured heuristic evaluation
- Severity rating & issue prioritisation
- Planning and running a moderated usability test
- Unmoderated testing with Maze
- Note-taking, observation & avoiding leading questions
- Turning test findings into a prioritised fix list
- Visual hierarchy & focal points
- Contrast, balance, alignment & proximity
- Gestalt principles in interface design
- Emphasis: guiding the eye without shouting
- Visual density & breathing room
- Defending a visual direction in words
- Typography fundamentals for screens
- Building a modular type scale
- Typeface pairing & personality
- Line height, measure & readability
- Responsive type across breakpoints
- Variable fonts & when they earn their weight
- Color theory for digital products
- Building a semantic color system (primary, surface, feedback)
- Contrast ratios & WCAG AA/AAA compliance
- Designing for color-blind users
- Dark mode as a system, not an inversion
- Extracting palettes that match brand identity
- Grid systems: columns, gutters & margins
- 4pt / 8pt spacing systems
- Responsive breakpoints & fluid layouts
- Adaptive vs. responsive design
- Layout patterns for dashboards, feeds & forms
- Auto Layout in Figma applied to real screens
- Proven UI patterns for every screen type
- Buttons, inputs, modals, tables, navigation & cards
- Component anatomy, variants & properties
- Form design and validation patterns
- Accessible components: keyboard, focus & screen readers
- Building your first reusable component library
- Atomic design methodology
- Design tokens: color, type, spacing & radius
- Multi-brand & theming architecture
- Documenting usage rules & do/don’t guidance
- Versioning and maintaining a living system
- Using the system to govern AI-generated output
- Micro-interactions & why they matter
- Easing, duration & motion curves
- Transitions that explain state change
- Advanced prototyping in Figma
- Loading, skeleton & progress patterns
- Motion accessibility & reduced-motion preferences
- Generating UI from text, sketch & reference
- Feeding your design system in as context
- Constrained vs. unconstrained generation — a side-by-side test
- Maintaining consistency across a multi-screen flow
- Critiquing AI output the way you’d critique a junior designer
- Documenting what you changed and why
- Prompt-to-product workflows
- Building a working prototype without writing code
- Iterating through conversation
- Connecting to a live LLM API
- Deploying to a public URL
- What “production-ready” actually means — and why generated code usually isn’t
- Working with developers on AI-generated code
- Bolt-on AI vs. AI-native product design
- From command-based to intent-based interaction
- Designing delegation: what the agent does unsupervised
- Showing confidence, sources & reasoning
- Undo, edit & correction as first-class design elements
- Onboarding & setting accurate mental models
- Conversational patterns — and when chat is the wrong interface
- Designing for hallucination, refusal & low confidence
- Partial completion, timeout & graceful degradation
- Bias in models and how it surfaces in the interface
- Dark patterns 2.0: manipulation that lives in the model
- Transparency, disclosure & explainability
- Accessibility for AI interfaces: keyboard fallbacks & streaming output
- Measuring AI features by human correction rate
- Shipping-ready design files
- Technical documentation & specs
- State logic & conditional behaviour
- Annotating for developers
- QA, regression thinking & design review
- Working in Agile: sprints, tickets & standups
- Receiving feedback and defending decisions
- Domain assignment — every student gets a different industry
- Discovery, research & problem framing
- Design system creation
- End-to-end product design
- One AI feature with full failure-state coverage
- Deployed, linkable prototype
- Weekly critique & supervised iteration
- Case study structure & narrative arc
- Writing rationale, not description
- Framing impact in business outcomes
- The process narrative: where AI helped, where it misled you, what you overrode
- Presenting the work visually
- Publishing your portfolio
- Positioning & choosing your niche
- Résumé and LinkedIn optimisation
- Portfolio review & refinement
- Design challenge & whiteboard practice
- Mock interviews with feedback
- Salary conversations & negotiation
- Placement drive & interview scheduling
- HTML5
- CSS3
Master 35+ Paid tools, including AI Powered Platforms
Skills you will gain
Course Certification
This certificate serves as an official badge of your successful UX-UI training course completion, highlighting your expertise.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the duration of the course?
Total duration of our UX-UI training course in Mumbai is approximately 4-5 months along with Live Projects.
Is there 100% Placement Guarantee after the course is over?
Yes, we provide 100% placement guarantee in our UX-UI training course in Mumbai.
Who teaches UI/UX?
At TryCatch, our team consists of seasoned experts with over 15+ years of experience. A skilled UI/UX Designer will be guiding students, encouraging them to ask questions without hesitation, and enabling us to effortlessly address all your inquiries.
Is the course Online or Offline?
This UI/UX course is available offline & online both. You may choose whatever is feasible for you.
Offline course can be done at our Borivali Branch in Mumbai.
Online Live Course can be done on Zoom or Google Meet.
Who can learn UI/UX?
This course is designed for everyone, even if you’re studying Commerce, Arts, or Mechanical subjects, or if you’re still in school. It doesn’t matter what your background is, you can definitely learn this course.
Do I need prior experience in UI/UX?
No, prior experience is not required, we will teach you from scratch.
What software and tools do I need for this course?
All the tools required for this training will be installed during the course.
Will I receive a certificate upon course completion?
Upon completion of the course, you will receive an official global UX-UI Designer certificate. This certificate serves as an official badge of your successful course completion, highlighting your expertise.
Can I interact with instructors and ask questions during the course?
Absolutely! Our instructors at TryCatch Classes are always available to answer all your questions and solve your doubts.
Are there any real-world projects or case studies in the course?
Yes, we incorporate real-world live projects and case studies into the course to help you apply what you’ve learned in practical scenarios.
Is there a money-back guarantee if I’m not satisfied with the course?
We offer a satisfaction guarantee. If you are not satisfied with the course within a specified timeframe, you can request a refund.
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- 100% Guaranteed Placements
- Easy-to-follow modules
- Study Materials
- Tutorials
- Interview Q&A Library
- Industry Oriented LIVE Projects
- Mock Interviews
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