UX/UI Designer

Upcoming course: July 27, 250 Hours / 6 Months, Evening course

Your best path to a career transformation. This part-time UX/UI design program features expert instruction, hands-on projects, and a real connection to the industry to get you hired.

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User Experience (UX) Design is creating and designing digital products and services that are useful, usable, and desirable. UX is based on how a person feels when using a product or service, like an app, website, or software application. User Experience Specialists centralize the user in the design and development process and create an environment where customers consistently have positive, meaningful experiences. User Interface (UI) refers to the look and layout of the product, the actual graphics, visuals, colors, and fonts.

A UX/UI Designer is a person who can develop a digital product. In doing so, the UX/UI Designer has a direct effect on customer satisfaction and product adoption and scale. 70% of design teams increased headcount in the past year. Employers rate UX/UI as one of the most in-demand product design job roles.  We can get graduates of our program (even with no design experience) to that sought-after tech job!

Explore The Art and Science Behind Human-Computer Interaction

Students will learn the professional terms and scientific basis of UX/UI, while acquiring correct practices and methods. Students will develop a knowledge of prototyping and designing for desktops, mobile phones and apps, e-commerce, psychological principles, and more.

Open Doors With Industry Connections

Equip yourself to succeed in a rapidly expanding field with help from our network of UX experts, instructors, hiring partners, and alumni. The UX/UI Designer curriculum was created in collaboration with the industry’s leading companies to make our programs as relevant as possible to the local industry’s needs, assuring you’ll be job-ready as soon as the program ends.

Deliver a Professional Project

Throughout the program, practical skills in user’s research, information architecture design and user oriented characterization are acquired through hands-on use of analysis tools and examples of real-life notable UX/UI projects.

Who Is the Program For?

Driven and motivated individuals with or without design background, who wish to launch a highly sought-after career as a UX/UI Designer.
 
During the program, you'd develop knowledge of design principles and techniques for website, mobile, eCommerce, gaming, and psychological principles of user interaction. The program would establish your skills in research of user-centered design, wireframing, vector-based and pixel-perfect design, all through hands-on exercises and several Bring It Together (BIT) projects, towards your very own design portfolio.

Top Notch Professionals

This unique program was built by a professional team made up of the leading experts in User Experience, with vast knowledge and experience in training, too.

Eran Lasser

CEO of Wawiwa

Eran is a tech education entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience. Eran founded and managed four IT training companies: John Bryce Training (Israel), TRIG (China), JB-IQsoft (Hungary), KocBryce (Turkey). Eran also partnered to establish  DAN IT Education (Ukraine), Techub (Georgia), and more. In addition, Eran managed Mentergy, which provides e-learning and distance learning solutions. Over the years, he was responsible for the reskilling of more than 50,000 individuals now working as tech professionals.

Daniel Anderson

Chief Training Officer

Daniel is responsible for updating state-of-the-art topics in the company’s tech training programs, and for maintaining its training methodologies. Daniel was the Chief Trainer at the Israel Defense Force’s Tech Training Center and is a graduate of the IDF training process. He develops and delivers a wide range of programming courses, and is a Full-Stack Developer and Data Scientist.

Teva Raiz

Teva Raiz

Head of UI/UX Designer Program

Teva is an expert in UX/UI, with a strong track record in designing complex platforms, applications, and websites for many large companies and dozens of startups.

Beyond her hands-on experience, Teva is an experienced UX/UI instructor. Over the years, Teva has developed, managed, and delivered many UX/UI and graphic design courses at the Israeli Defense Force (IDF), various colleges, and the government’s Bureau of Employment.

Our Graduates Have Been Hired By the Best

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What Our Graduates Have To Say

"I entered the program without any prior knowledge or background in the topic, and in a relatively short period of time, was able to quickly gain a comprehensive understanding. During the program, I worked on a practical project using the skills I've learned, which contributed greatly to my understanding of how to handle real-life work scenarios. The most important thing for me was the support I got from the trainers during the program. They were also there to help me take my first steps in the job market after graduation, and to support me when I landed my first UX Designer job. I truly feel that the comprehensive set of tools that I've acquired during the program give me an advantage over other designers."
Adam Ackermann
Adam AckermannUX/UI Designer
"When I began the program, I really didn't know what to expect because I didn't have any experience when it comes to graphic design and user experience. I did have. however, a strong passion for everything artistic and I'm always excited by the opportunity to learn new things. From the very start of the program, I felt that I was able to ask any question and get help where needed. The program covered everything I needed to know, and more. Right after graduation, I found a job as a Graphic Designer at a successful eCommerce company."
Itay Goldstein
Itay GoldsteinGraphic Designer
"The program does a great job of combining teaching of necessary skills and offering a personal approach to your learning. There was a strong emphasis on producing quality work and honing the skills that would make us stand out in a competitive job market. I know that what I've learned will help me develop my career moving forward."
Itamar Revivo
Itamar RevivoFreelance Graphic Design & VFX
"I had some experience working as a Graphic Designer, but came to the program wanting to learn more about User Experience and User Interface design. The program has a personal touch to it and encourages curiosity. I really liked that the program was delivered efficienctly in a relatively short period of time, making it possible to learn the skills and start applying them right away. Whatever I didn't understand in class, I could find later again on the lessons' recordings. I completed the program feeling like a true professional, all around."
Shira Yaacobi
Shira YaacobiUX-UI Designer
"Design has always interested me. I entered the program without any professional or technical experience, but I was able to quickly making sense of the materials and acquire applicable UX/UI tools for success. I also appreciated the personal and professional development tips that I've received during the program. Just like the technical skills, these soft skills and capabilities are top-of-mind for me at work and have a positive impact on my relationships with colleagues and managers."
Aviel Salomon
Aviel SalomonUX/UI Designer
"I entered the program with some background in visual communications and animation, so the world of design was familiar to me. As part of my journey to upgrade my career, I decided to pursue the UX/UI Designer program and I'm happy I did! The program was comprehensive and high-quality in terms of the learning materials and projects. The materials provided a lot of real-world examples, and we got a chance to apply our skills with fun team-based projects that helped digest and internalize the skills we've learned. I also liked that the lectures were recorded so that I could always go back, making sure that I never missed a detail. I highly recommend this program for anyone who is interested in transitioning to a career in UX/UI design because you get the skills and knowledge to succeed and the practical steps to get you there."
Alon Ben Hur
Alon Ben HurFreelance UX/UI Designer
"I started the UX/UI Program without relevant experience but quickly learned stuff due to the engaging and interesting materials and delivery of the program. The program is comprehensive and gives a complete picture of what it means to be a UX/UI Designer, but also drills down to the details. This made the program really enjoyable. I've learned lots of best practices that I still apply in my work today, like the importance of starting out with research, creating a checklist, interviewing users, and how to reflect all of that in my work products. I felt that there was a supportive environment for developing new skills and knowledge, and I highly recommend this program to anyone interested in a career in UX/UI design."
Adisu Takala
Adisu TakalaFreelance UX/UI Designer
"I started the program with extensive graphic design experience for print, but limited knowledge of web design. The program was intense but also enriching. The presentations were clear and well formatted, making it easier to understand the study materials. I also liked the projects that we did during the program because they gave me a lot of practical work experience, applying the tools and theories that we've learned. The program has definitely made me a better Graphic Designer and I consistently apply the skillset and experience that I've gained in my work everyday."
Efrat Levy
Efrat LevyUX/UI Designer
"I had lots of experience as a designer when I joined this program. I felt like I was missing a key set of professional skills to succeed, so I signed up for the UX/UI Design program. The program was intense, getting to the point on all of the skills and technical knowledge that you need in order to be a good UX/UI Designer. It checked all of the boxes on the technical skills that I felt I was missing and helped me understand the importance of conducting thorough research, defining an audience, presenting the product, and what a successful user journey looks like. Today, I work as a Lead Designer at a startup and help develop a product from the ground-up. I apply the skills and knowledge that I've gained in the program on a daily basis and feel confident in my designs. There is no doubt that this program was exactly what I needed to move forward in my career."
Nir Sharf
Nir SharfLead UX/UI Designer, Startup
"I came into the program with some amateur graphic design knowledge but needed to get a grasp on technical skills to advance my career. What I enjoyed the most was learning about the difference between UX and UI design, the importance of UX/UI in shaping perspectives on a platform, product or service, and how to see our designs through the eyes of our users. At the end of the program, I understood the importance of user experience for every business - not just apps and technology."
Gili Haviv
Gili HavivFreelance Graphic Designer
"When I started the program I didn't know what to expect. The field of UX/UI simply interested me. Soon after starting the program, I was amazed by how passionate I was about making UX/UI my career. The materials were fascinating for me and I always felt like I was getting new perspectivies and a broad skillset. The program also introduced real-world applications for our work, including the stages of creating a digital product, which really helped me understand how to apply the knowledge I've gained. I've learned how to prepare a design portfolio and was able to showcase my projects by the end of the program to potential employers, demonstrating practical experience. The projects really boosted my confidence and orientation towards my professional goals."
Rahya Lentz
Rahya LentzUX UI Designer
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Program Curriculum

  • Vector-based software
  • Familiarity with basic concepts and the pen tool 
  • Creating and editing routes 
  • Transformation and complex forms 
  • Graphic style and text 
  • Creating UI elements 
  • Advanced techniques
  • Pixel-based software
  • Familiarity with the software and basic concepts in image processing 
  • Working with artboards and vectors, saving and exporting files
  • Working with layers, presets, and libraries in Photoshop
  • A Photoshop photo overhaul, working with selection areas, and creating an initial montage
  • How to integrate AI into our designs
  • Midjourney software
  • Creating a logo using prompts and vectorizing it
  • Using prompts to generate an image
  • Creating AI art from a photo
  • Retouching our AI art using Adobe
  • Photoshop and Illustrator
  • Introduction to UX/UI
  • UX/UI’s brief history
  • UX/UI vocabulary and jargon
  • The role of the UX/UI designer
  • Creating a Trello account to track tasks
  • Designing and prototyping with Figma
  • Composition and visual hierarchy   
  • Layout & Grid 
  • Shapes, lines and effects
  • Creating UI elements, such as buttons and controls
  • Interactive prototypes and micro-interaction workshop
  • Choosing the first portfolio BIT Project – a mobile application
  • Design-thinking workshop
  • Defining and solving complex problems
  • Customer and competitive research
  • Methodologies of research – surveys, card sorting, A/B testing, usability tests
  • Personas, user scenarios, and empathy maps
  • Miro software – a brainstorming tool
  • Aaron Walter’s pyramid
  • Sitemap and user flow
  • Wireframe – low and high fidelity
  • Information Architecture
  • System Architecture
  • Web and mobile layout composition
  • Touch screen design
  • Mobile Architecture
  • Responsive design
  • Landscape and portrait modes
  • The Gestalt Principles
  • Mental models and their influence on designs
  • Neuromarketing essentials
  • Psychology of colors – the 12 archetypes model
  • Insights into font psychology
  • Branding concept
  • Creating a UI style guide
  • Atomic design
  • Choosing the second portfolio BIT project – a desktop design
  • First BIT Project presentation
  • Mentoring and review on a personal level
  • User-friendly navigation design
  • Onboarding and tutorials
  • Linear process
  • Types of menus and their designs
  • Shopping carts and e-commerce
  • Windows design
  • Advanced controls and Data
  • Visualization 
  • Complex system overview
  • Dashboard design
  • Advanced information organization
  • Microcopy workshop
  • Dark mode design
  • Usability testing
  • Introduction to gamification
  • Adding gamification to the design
  • User’s motivations
  • Scoring and leaderboards
  • Advanced UI workshop – motion design
  • Pixel-perfect design
  • Choosing the third portfolio project – game design or gamification
  • Second BIT project presentation
  • Personal mentoring and review
  • Creating a personal portfolio
  • Building a personal website with WIX
  • WIX animation workshop
  • Career Orientation – CV creation and market opportunities
  • Creating a LinkedIn profile
  • Designing a personal CV using Canva
  • Zeplin software overview – working with developers
  • The take-home design exercise
  • Modern web technologies
  • Third BIT Project presentation
  • Portfolio class workshop
  • Incorporating all program topics
  • Personal mentoring and review

FAQs

Working in UX involves various elements of research, testing, business analysis, project management and psychology, as well as the more hands-on design tasks such as wireframing and prototyping. Working in UI involves more hands-on graphical design work. Despite the variety the various roles offer, day-to-day roles usually include conducting user research, determining the architecture of digital products, designing user flows and wireframes, designing websites, app screens, and digital user experiences.

Yes! All graduates who have successfully completed the program will receive a User Experience Specialist certificate.

Thousands of alumni use their course certificate to demonstrate skills to potential employers, along with their LinkedIn networks. Our UX/UI programs are well-regarded by many top employers, who contribute to our curriculum and partner with us to train their own teams.

If there are no restrictions, studies take place mainly at our physical center. In case of any travel or gathering restrictions, the program moves seamlessly online – with live interactive sessions with your trainers. Some learning materials – like class recordings and topics for self-study – can be watched on-demand from anywhere. 

Register your interest, take a 1-hour online assessment test, and have a talk with one of our career advisors.

This is an entry-level program for beginners and career changes, no background needed. However, all candidates take a computerized assessment to ensure that they have the right personality, as well as the basic math and logic skills, to complete the program and be successful in their future jobs.

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