Understand users and their goals
Start with people, needs and real tasks.
minProduct design · Beginner
UI/UX Design Foundations
Learn user research, information architecture, task flows, wireframes, interface patterns, accessibility and usability testing.
minutes · Self-paced
Course overview
Learn user research, information architecture, task flows, wireframes, interface patterns, accessibility and usability testing. This expanded learning path includes additional applied workshops and a practical course project.
What you will learn
- Understand users and their goals
- Organise information and user flows
- Create wireframes and interface patterns
- Improve accessibility and test usability
- Apply the skills in a practical project
- Review and improve your completed work
Skills covered
- User research
- User needs
- User journeys
- Information architecture
- Wireframing
- Interface patterns
- Accessibility
- Usability testing
Prerequisites
No previous experience is required. Practical exercises are included in every module.
Course modules
Organise information and user flows
Make it clear where information lives and how tasks work.
minCreate wireframes and interface patterns
Plan structure before spending time on visual polish.
minImprove accessibility and test usability
Find friction and make the product usable by more people.
minBuild wireframes and interface patterns
Wireframes define structure before visual polish. Reusable controls and predictable feedback help people understand how an interface works.
minMap user journeys and task flows
A user journey shows how someone reaches a goal. A task flow identifies screens, decisions and feedback needed to complete a particular task.
minPlan user research
Research separates user needs from team assumptions. Ask neutral questions about goals, context, pain points and current workarounds.
minTest a prototype and prioritise fixes
A usability test observes people completing realistic tasks. Issues should be prioritised by frequency, severity and impact.
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