Why take this course
If you are already working as a Junior UX Designer or have completed a beginner-level UX course, this training will help you further develop your skills and master advanced design techniques.
You will learn how to design and optimize websites and applications with a user-centered approach, as well as how to create complex internal business systems. Throughout the course, you will work on real-world case studies under the guidance of experienced trainers.
What you'll learn
- Advanced analysis methods, including Google Analytics, conversion optimization, eye-tracking, heatmaps, and A/B testing.
- Psychological techniques for increasing user engagement, gamification, and sales-oriented design strategies.
- Web Design and advanced UI Design principles, including color selection, typography, and visual details.
- Advanced Figma features such as Auto Layout, Design Systems, and Constraints.
- Designing complex internal systems, including forms, dashboards, and data tables.
- Usability testing methods, project evaluation techniques, and reporting practices.
Certification & Exam
Upon completion of the course, participants receive a certificate confirming their advanced UX Design competencies.
There is no final exam. Active participation during the training is sufficient for successful completion.
Who is this course for
This course is intended for:
- Junior UX Designers looking to advance their skills and qualifications.
- Individuals who have completed the “Become a UX Designer – Beginner Level” course.
- Professionals who already possess foundational UX knowledge and want to deepen their expertise.
- Individuals planning a long-term career in UX Design.
Topics
The second level of the Become a UX Designer learning path is built around two key pillars:
- Designing and improving solutions for websites and digital products.
- Designing advanced internal systems used by specialized business users.
Modules
- Module 1 (Days 1–3): UX and Web Design
- Module 2 (Days 4–6): Internal Systems Design
Training schedule
Day 1
New Analysis Methods
- What is Google Analytics?
- What is conversion optimization and how can it be improved?
- Observational research, eye-tracking, and heatmaps
- A/B testing
UX and Psychology
- Psychological techniques in UX
- How to engage users effectively
- Sales and persuasion techniques
- Gamification
Day 2
Web Design and User Interface Design
- Best practices for web design
- User interface elements
- Grid systems
- Responsive Web Design (RWD)
Day 3
Figma – Advanced Features I
- Auto Layout
- Design Systems
- Constraints
Advanced UI Design
- Improved color and typography selection
- Attention to visual details
- Image and graphic editing
Day 4
Designing Internal Systems
- Mapping product journeys
- Process analysis
- Process planning
Specialized User Groups
- Different user profiles
- Interactions between users and administrators
- Information architecture design
Day 5
Figma – Advanced Features II
- Form design
- Dashboard design
- Table design
Prototyping
- Designing microinteractions
- Modal windows
Day 6
Project Evaluation
- Task-based usability testing
- Reporting and presenting findings
