Design it yourself- UX/UI Design

About the Course

Great apps don't just work — they feel right. Design It Yourself teaches school students the art and logic behind UI design using Figma, the same tool used by designers at Google, Swiggy, and every major tech company. From typography and colour theory to wireframing, building design systems, and prototyping a complete mobile app — this course covers the full design process. Every weekend produces a real Figma asset, and by Showcase Day you'll have a clickable, tested, portfolio-ready app design to your name.

You Will be Able to Know:

• How to analyse any app screen and articulate exactly what makes it work or fail

• The principles behind great visual design: hierarchy, contrast, alignment, and repetition

• How to build a personal brand style tile — typography, colour palette, and spacing system

• How to create reusable UI components in Figma using Variants (buttons, inputs, cards, navbars)

• How to design a complete, high-fidelity mobile app — from wireframe to polished screens

• How to build a clickable prototype and run a real usability test with an actual user

• How to present design work as a structured case study — the format used in real design portfolios

Prerequisites:

• No prior design experience required

• A laptop with internet access (Figma is free and runs entirely in the browser)

• An eye for detail and an interest in how apps look and feel is a plus — but not mandatory

Who Is This Course For?

• School students (Std. 9–12) drawn to design, visual creativity, or product thinking

• Students who want a real, shareable Figma portfolio for design college applications or internships

• Students exploring UX/UI design, product design, or visual communication as a career

• Anyone who has ever looked at a badly designed app and thought "I could do better"