User Experience (UX) Designer
Study Program Courses

This User Experience (UX) Designer course equips learners with the necessary skills and knowledge to design intuitive, user-centered digital products. Throughout the course, participants will explore fundamental principles of UX design, including user research, information architecture, wireframing, prototyping, and usability testing. With a blend of theory and hands-on practice, learners will develop a comprehensive understanding of UX design processes and gain practical experience through real-world projects.


Learning Details and Options

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Key Areas:

  1. Introduction to UX Design

    • Overview of UX principles and their importance in product design.
    • The difference between UX and UI design.
  2. User Research & Empathy Mapping

    • Conducting qualitative and quantitative research.
    • Understanding user needs, motivations, and behaviors.
    • Creating personas and empathy maps.
  3. Information Architecture (IA)

    • Structuring content effectively for usability.
    • Developing site maps and content hierarchies.
  4. Wireframing & Prototyping

    • Introduction to wireframing tools (e.g., Figma, Sketch).
    • Creating low- and high-fidelity wireframes.
    • Building interactive prototypes for user testing.
  5. Usability Testing & Feedback

    • Conducting usability tests and analyzing results.
    • Iterating on designs based on feedback.
    • Implementing accessibility best practices.
  6. Visual Design & UI Principles

    • Creating aesthetically pleasing and functional interfaces.
    • Understanding color theory, typography, and visual hierarchy.
    • Integrating branding into UX design.
  7. Collaboration & Communication in Design

    • Working with developers and stakeholders.
    • Presenting design ideas and solutions effectively.
  8. UX Tools & Technologies

    • Overview of UX design tools (e.g., Adobe XD, InVision).
    • Introduction to design systems and style guides.

Assessment & Project Types:

  1. Quizzes & Tests

    • Periodic assessments to evaluate understanding of UX concepts.
  2. Group Projects

    • Collaborative design projects that simulate real-world team dynamics.
  3. User Research Report

    • Conduct and document user research to create personas and empathy maps.
  4. Wireframing & Prototyping Project

    • Develop wireframes and prototypes for a given design challenge.
  5. Usability Testing Report

    • Perform usability tests on designs and present findings in a comprehensive report.
  6. Capstone UX Project

    • A final project where learners design and prototype a full product, including user research, wireframing, prototyping, and testing.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this course, learners will:

  1. Understand the core principles of UX design and their application to digital products.
  2. Conduct user research, analyze findings, and create personas and empathy maps.
  3. Develop information architecture, wireframes, and prototypes using industry-standard tools.
  4. Perform usability testing and iterate designs based on user feedback.
  5. Apply visual design principles to create user-friendly interfaces.
  6. Collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams, including developers and stakeholders.
  7. Present UX design solutions clearly and effectively, backed by research and testing.
  8. Be proficient in using UX design tools and methodologies to create functional and appealing products.

Regular & Intensive Learning Option

  • Class Schedule:
    Morning Students – Monday to Thursday, 09:00 am – 03:00 pm
    Afternoon Students – Monday to Thursday, 03:30 pm – 08:00 pm

  • Teaching Method: Online & Offline / Online only (eg. Google meet video call)
  • Course Duration: 3 sessions (9 months)
  • Session Length: 1 session = 3 months

  • DWTA Qualification: Professional Certificate
  • CTVET’s National TVET Qualification Framework (NTVETQF): National Certificate II
  • Tuition & Guidance Fees:
    • Ghc 2570 per session or
    • Ghc 890 per month

Slow-Paced & Relaxed Learning Option

  • Class Schedule:
    Weekend Evening Students – Friday to Sunday, 06:00 pm – 08:00 pm

  • Teaching Method: Online & Offline / Online only (eg. Google meet video call)
  • Course Duration: 4 sessions (12 months)
  • Session Length: 1 session = 3 months

  • DWTA Qualification: Professional Certificate
  • CTVET’s National TVET Qualification Framework (NTVETQF): National Certificate II
  • Tuition & Guidance Fees:
    • Ghc 2570 per session or
    • Ghc 890 per month

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