Design tools like Figma and Adobe XD intimidate beginners, which is why many people never start. This course uses Canva instead, teaching the same fundamentals of design thinking, user research, wireframing, and prototyping, then building a complete mobile app project with a clickable prototype.

This Course Offers

• Core UI and UX concepts, including the difference between them and how they work together
• The UX design process from user research and personas through sitemaps and user flows
• Wireframing and prototyping, moving from low fidelity wireframes to interactive high fidelity prototypes
• UI design principles covering typography, colour theory, spacing, hierarchy, layout, and visual flow
• Canva features suited to UI/UX work including frames, Smartmockups, and the prototyping feature, plus portfolio presentation

Why We Love This Course

1. No experience is required, so it works for absolute beginners with no design background.
2. Canva removes the steep learning curve of traditional design software while still teaching the principles.
3. A complete mobile app project is built from scratch, so you finish with a portfolio piece.
4. At four hours across eleven lessons, it is practical and focused rather than theoretical.

Design skills apply to websites, apps, dashboards, and marketing assets, and the ability to produce clean interfaces is increasingly expected across roles. Do you want to keep depending on templates, or design something deliberately? Enrollment is open, and a free Canva account is all you need.

• This course is perfect for anyone wanting to create user friendly designs quickly.
• It suits beginners intimidated by complex design software like Figma or Adobe XD.
• Freelancers, marketers, and startup founders needing interface designs without hiring a designer will find the practical approach directly useful.

• No experience is required to take this course.
• A free Canva account is needed to follow along with the design exercises.
• A computer with internet access is required to build the wireframes and prototypes.