This course is a comprehensive introduction to User Experience (UX) Design, created for beginners with no prior design background. Based on the Google UX Design Foundations curriculum and delivered through Figma-focused lessons, the course explains what UX design is and how designers create meaningful and usable digital products.
You will learn the basics of user experience design, including key UX principles, user-centered design thinking, and what makes a good user experience. The course explores UX career paths and job opportunities, with a clear breakdown of entry-level UX designer responsibilities and day-to-day work.
In addition, the course covers the product development life cycle and shows how UX designers collaborate within cross-functional teams that include product managers, developers, and stakeholders. You will also gain insight into different UX roles, such as specialists, generalists, and T-shaped designers, helping you understand where you might fit in the UX field.
By the end of the course, you will have a strong foundation in UX concepts, an understanding of UX careers, and the confidence to continue learning advanced UX design, research, and prototyping using tools like Figma.
