About the UI UX Design course
UI UX design is about understanding people. A UX designer works out what users need and where they get stuck. A UI designer makes the screens clear, consistent and pleasant to use. Companies of every size need both skills, and good designers with real portfolios are hired quickly.
This course teaches you the full process, from research and user flows to wireframes, visual design, prototypes and handing designs over to developers. You will work in Figma from week one. Then you will design for real Tapvera clients, joining briefing calls, presenting your work and making changes based on their feedback. You finish with case studies that show how you think, not just how your screens look.
What makes it different: you learn inside Tapvera Technologies, a working digital agency. Your practice is real client work for businesses in India, the USA and Australia, reviewed by seniors before it goes live.
Who this course is for
You do not need a technical degree to join. Here are the people who usually do best in this course.
Creative students who like solving problems
Graphic designers moving into digital products
Developers who want to design better interfaces
Graduates from any stream with a good eye for detail
What you will learn
The syllabus moves from fundamentals to real client work. Every module ends with practical tasks so you never learn something without using it.
Design thinking and UX basics
How users think, common usability problems and the design process.
User research
Interviews, surveys, personas and turning findings into decisions.
Information architecture and flows
Sitemaps, user journeys and organising content so it makes sense.
Wireframing
Low and high fidelity wireframes that focus on structure before style.
Visual design
Colour, typography, spacing, grids, icons and accessibility.
Figma in depth
Components, auto layout, variants, design systems and prototypes.
Live client design work
Designing real websites and app screens for Tapvera clients.
Portfolio case studies
Writing case studies and presenting your work in interviews.
Tools you will use
You will work in the same tools our team uses for client projects every day.
Live projects you will work on
Once your basics are steady, you join the Tapvera team. These are examples of the kind of client work students in this course contribute to.
Website redesigns for service businesses
Mobile app screens for client products
Dashboard and admin panel interfaces
Design systems for consistent client branding
Jobs you can apply for
By the end of the course your portfolio and skills will match what employers ask for in these roles.
6 months or 12 months
Both programmes include live projects, certification and the job guarantee. The difference is how deep you go and how much client work you take on.
| Career Starter | Career Professional | |
|---|---|---|
| Duration | 6 months | 12 months |
| Fee | ₹40,000 | ₹70,000 |
| Core modules | Included | Included |
| Live client projects | Guided project work | More projects, more ownership |
| Advanced specialisation | Not included | Included |
| Certificate and portfolio | Included | Included |
| Job guarantee | Included | Included |
How the course runs
Free counselling
We talk about your goals and confirm this course is the right fit for you.
Foundations
Classroom sessions at our Sector V campus with hands on tasks after every topic.
Live client work
You join the agency team, take real tasks and attend client calls with a senior beside you.
Certificate and portfolio
You finish with a Tapvera Academy certificate and a portfolio of published work.
Placement
Resume, mock interviews and introductions to companies until you are hired.
UI UX Design course FAQs
Do I need to be good at drawing?
No. UI UX design is about solving problems and organising information. Figma gives you the tools, and we teach visual skills step by step.
What will my portfolio look like?
You will finish with real case studies showing the client problem, your research, your process and the final screens.
Will I learn coding as well?
You will learn enough about how websites are built to design things developers can actually build. Coding itself is covered in our development courses.
Is Figma enough to get a job?
Figma is the main tool, but employers hire for process and thinking. That is why we focus on real projects and case studies.