Design path, course 1
Foundations of UX Design
Learn how real products get designed: research, structure, wireframes, and a usable interface you build and test yourself.
Taught by Lina Haddad, product designer. Available in Arabic and English.
What you will learn
By the end, you will have
A research habit
Run interviews and turn what people say into design decisions you can defend.
A working prototype
Take an idea from a sketch to a clickable, testable interface.
A portfolio piece
Finish with one case study, written up properly, ready to show.
Curriculum
Four modules, twenty-two lessons
What is UX, really6:20
Talking to users without leading them14:05
Turning notes into insights11:40
Exercise: a 3-question interviewProject
Personas, used lightly9:15
Information architecture basics12:30
User flows and edge cases15:00
Exercise: map a checkoutProject
Low fidelity first10:10
Layout, hierarchy, and type18:45
Building a clickable prototype22:00
Running a usability test13:20
Final project: a case studyProject
Assessment and certificateQuiz
What is UX, really
Module 1, lesson 1 of 5
UX is not a coat of paint you add at the end. It is the set of decisions that make a product make sense: what goes where, what happens when you tap, and what the product quietly refuses to let you get wrong. In this lesson we set the frame for everything that follows.
Quick check
A question before your certificate
Question 1 of 1
In a user interview, which question is least likely to lead the person?
Certificate of completion
Foundations of UX Design
Awarded to your name
Lina Haddad, Instructor
Itqan, Director of Learning