UX Design Fundamentals

The process in order

This hands-on course follows a set sequence: sitemaps first, then paper prototypes, then digital ones. That order is the useful part, because it stops you polishing screens before the structure of the content has been settled.

Who should take it

It is a sensible next step for anyone who has finished an introductory visual-design course and wants to see how layout decisions connect to information architecture. It assumes you are already comfortable with basic design vocabulary.

Skills on the page

• Information architecture, including sitemapping and user flows.
• Prototyping in both paper and digital form, with wireframing and Adobe XD listed.
• User research and interaction design as the threads tying the steps together.

Treat the Adobe XD mention as the tool the course uses rather than a promise that it is the only route into UX work.