Dialify Tech UX/UI Design Course:

Outline & Curriculum

Course Overview

This comprehensive UX/UI Design course by Dialify Tech, located in Mirpur, Dhaka, is

designed to equip aspiring designers with the fundamental knowledge and practical skills

required to excel in the field of User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) design.

Participants will learn to create intuitive, engaging, and user-centered digital products

through a blend of theoretical concepts, industry best practices, and hands-on projects.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Understand the core principles of UX and UI design.

• Conduct user research and analyze user behavior.

• Create user personas, journey maps, and information architecture.

• Develop wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity mockups.

• Apply design thinking methodologies to solve real-world problems.

• Utilize industry-standard design tools (e.g., Figma, Adobe XD).

• Conduct usability testing and iterate on designs based on feedback.

• Build a professional portfolio showcasing their UX/UI design skills.

Course Modules & Curriculum

Module 1: Introduction to UX/UI Design

• What is UX/UI Design?

• Defining User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI)

• The importance of UX/UI in product development

• Key differences and overlaps between UX and UI

• Design Thinking Process

• Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test

• Applying design thinking to real-world scenarios

• History and Evolution of UX/UI

• From industrial design to digital products

• Current trends and future outlook

Module 2: User Research & Analysis

• Understanding Your Users

• Qualitative vs. Quantitative Research

• User interviews, surveys, and focus groups

• Contextual inquiry and observation

• Synthesizing Research Data

• Creating User Personas

• Empathy Maps

• User Journey Mapping

• Competitive Analysis

Module 3: Information Architecture & Interaction Design

• Structuring Content

• Card Sorting and Tree Testing

• Sitemaps and User Flows

• Navigation design patterns

• Interaction Principles

• Affordance, Signifiers, Feedback

• Mental Models and Cognitive Load

• Heuristic Evaluation

Module 4: Wireframing & Prototyping

• From Concept to Blueprint

• Sketching and Low-Fidelity Wireframes

• Mid-Fidelity Wireframes

• Prototyping tools (Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch)

• Creating Interactive Prototypes

• User flows within prototypes

• Micro-interactions and animations

Module 5: Visual Design & UI Principles

• Fundamentals of Visual Design

• Color Theory and Typography

• Grids, Layouts, and Spacing

• Iconography and Imagery

• UI Best Practices

• Consistency and Accessibility

• Design Systems and Style Guides

• Responsive Design Principles

Module 6: Usability Testing & Iteration

• Evaluating Your Designs

• Planning and conducting usability tests

• Moderated vs. Unmoderated Testing

• Gathering and analyzing feedback

• Iterative Design Process

• Prioritizing feedback and making design revisions

• A/B Testing and Analytics

Module 7: Building Your Portfolio & Career Guidance

• Showcasing Your Work

• Crafting compelling case studies

• Designing an online portfolio

• Best practices for presenting projects

• Career Development

• Job search strategies for UX/UI designers

• Interview preparation and networking

• Continuous learning and growth in the field

Project Work

Throughout the course, students will work on a capstone project, applying all learned

principles to design a complete digital product from concept to high-fidelity prototype. This

project will form the core of their professional portfolio.

Tools Covered

• Figma

• Adobe XD

• Miro (for collaboration and ideation)

• Usability Testing Platforms (e.g., Maze, UserTesting - conceptual understanding)

Target Audience

• Individuals aspiring to start a career in UX/UI design.

• Graphic designers looking to transition into digital product design.

• Developers interested in understanding user-centered design principles.

• Entrepreneurs and product managers seeking to enhance their product development

skills.

Prerequisites

• Basic computer literacy.

• A keen interest in design and technology.

• No prior design experience is required, but a creative mindset is a plus.