UI/UX Designing
(Web)

Online & On-Campus
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PKR 30,000
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Course Detail

Introduction

UI/UX Design is the process of building digital products that are both visually appealing and user-friendly.

UI (User Interface): Focuses on the look, feel, and layout of a product.
UX (User Experience): Ensures usability, accessibility, and satisfaction of users.

Figma is a powerful collaborative design tool widely used for creating wireframes, prototypes, and full product designs. With its easy-to-use interface, even beginners with no prior design experience can start building professional-grade designs.

Importance of UI/UX Design

UI/UX Design plays a crucial role in the success of any digital product. Some of the core reasons are:

Improves user satisfaction and brand loyalty
Increases engagement and conversions
Reduces development costs by validating designs early
Ensures accessibility for all users
Provides a competitive edge in the market

Uses of UI/UX Design

UI/UX design is applied across almost every digital platform, including:

Mobile Apps (social, e-commerce, food delivery, health apps)
Websites and Dashboards
SaaS Applications (business tools, productivity software)
Prototypes for startups and entrepreneurs
Freelance projects for local and global clients

Why Learn UI/UX Design?

High Demand
Digital product growth has increased the need for UI/UX designers across the globe.
Career & Freelancing Opportunities
Learn job-ready skills for freelancing platforms and design agencies.
Research & Prototyping Skills
Gain hands-on experience in creating user personas, journey maps, wireframes, and prototypes.
Portfolio Building
Create a professional portfolio to showcase your designs and attract clients.
Accessible Tools
Figma is free, cloud-based, and easy to learn — perfect for beginners and professionals alike.

UI/UX Design Training in Lahore, PK

ICT Trainings Institute, Lahore, provides hands-on training in UI/UX Design with Figma. With a strong focus on real-world projects, career guidance, and freelancing exposure, this course is perfect for anyone aiming to become a UI/UX Designer, whether for professional jobs or freelancing.

UI/UX Design Course Contents

Module 1: Introduction to UI/UX & Figma

What is UX Design? What is UI Design?
Difference between Graphic Design, UI, and UX
Introduction to the Design Thinking Process
Accessibility in UX
Overview of Figma interface, frames, layers, pages
Setting up Figma account, local fonts, and preferences
Assignment: Compare the UI/UX of two popular apps (e.g., Foodpanda vs. Careem)

Module 2: Figma Essentials & Content Design

Creating and combining shapes
Adding & formatting text, importing images
Applying masks, effects, and gradients
Importing UI kits and libraries
Organizing layers and groups
Creating reusable components and constraints
Assignment: Design a simple home screen in Figma

Module 3: UX Research, Wireframing & Design Systems

Conducting UX research & creating user personas
Mapping user journeys & defining problem statements
Sketching ideas & creating low-fidelity wireframes
Designing task flows & layouts
Building a mini design system (colors, typography, icons, buttons)
Assignment: Design a 3-screen wireframe for an e-commerce/service app

Module 4: Prototyping, Testing & Adobe XD Overview

Prototyping in Figma (linking screens, transitions, overlays)
Creating interactive prototypes for mobile & web
Usability testing & iteration
Exporting designs & developer handoff
Brief introduction to Adobe XD as an alternative tool
Assignment: Create an interactive prototype with at least 4 screens

Final Project

Design a complete Mobile App or Website in Figma (choose from Food Delivery App, Online Learning Platform, Fitness/Health App, E-Commerce Store, or Portfolio Website).

Deliverables:

User Persona & Journey Map
Wireframes & Task Flows
Final UI Screens
Interactive Prototype
Presentation of design process

Practical Approach

This training follows a hands-on learning methodology. Each module has an assignment/project, and by the end, students complete a full-scale app/website prototype in Figma. Practical examples, freelancing tips, and real-world case studies are included for a career-focused learning experience.

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