Build understanding.
Put it into practice.
Learn how strong digital products are shaped before they are coded. Practice user research, information architecture, wireframing, interface systems, prototyping, testing and developer handoff.
This focused program combines guided sessions with independent practice. You’ll work through foundations, use relevant tools and develop a small project that brings the ideas together. Progress comes from asking questions, practising consistently and improving your work between classes.
What you will learn
Your learning roadmap
Explore the concepts and practical activities that form the program. Modules may span part of a session or more than one session, depending on the topic.
MODULE 01Design thinking
Explore design thinking through explanation, demonstrations and guided exercises. Practise the techniques, discuss common mistakes and connect what you learn to the program’s practical work.
MODULE 02User research
Explore user research through explanation, demonstrations and guided exercises. Practise the techniques, discuss common mistakes and connect what you learn to the program’s practical work.
MODULE 03Information architecture
Explore information architecture through explanation, demonstrations and guided exercises. Practise the techniques, discuss common mistakes and connect what you learn to the program’s practical work.
MODULE 04Wireframes and flows
Explore wireframes and flows through explanation, demonstrations and guided exercises. Practise the techniques, discuss common mistakes and connect what you learn to the program’s practical work.
MODULE 05Visual interface systems
Explore visual interface systems through explanation, demonstrations and guided exercises. Practise the techniques, discuss common mistakes and connect what you learn to the program’s practical work.
MODULE 06Interactive prototyping
Explore interactive prototyping through explanation, demonstrations and guided exercises. Practise the techniques, discuss common mistakes and connect what you learn to the program’s practical work.
MODULE 07Testing and portfolio case study
Explore testing and portfolio case study through explanation, demonstrations and guided exercises. Practise the techniques, discuss common mistakes and connect what you learn to the program’s practical work.
Who should join?
This program is suitable for learners interested in digital skills, including students, working professionals, entrepreneurs and people developing a portfolio. Check the entry requirements below to understand the recommended starting point.
What you need
No design background is required. A laptop able to run browser-based design tools is recommended.
Keep regular time for practice outside class. A stable internet connection and an environment where you can concentrate will help you get the most from each session. If device access is a concern, ask admissions before enrolling.
Learning that fits into your week
Online sessions bring structure to your learning. Between classes, revisit the concepts, complete exercises and develop your project. Choose your preferred schedule when applying; the school confirms the available timetable for your intake.
Learn by building
Practical work connects separate topics and helps you explain your decisions. Projects and tools may be adapted to your starting level and the class timetable.
Mobile onboarding redesign
A focused exercise or project that develops skills from this program.
Responsive product prototype
A focused exercise or project that develops skills from this program.
Portfolio case study
A focused exercise or project that develops skills from this program.
Completion and certification
A Briwnet School completion certificate is available when you meet the program’s project and assessment requirements. Admissions will confirm those requirements before enrolment.
A completion certificate records your participation and achievement in the program. It does not replace a degree or a separate professional certification.
Where this skill can take you
This course gives you foundations to build on. With further practice, experience and any additional qualifications required, you can explore pathways such as:
Roles, earnings and employment are not guaranteed. Continue developing your portfolio and experience after the course.