UX/UI Design Bootcamp

In this first module, students learn about the phases of the design process and the main methodologies used to provide user-centric solutions. Students will tackle their first real project using Design Sprint, Google Ventures' method for validating new business ideas.

1. The design process (basic concepts and context)
2. Agile methodologies (Design Sprint, Design Thinking, Lean UX and Agile)

Learn the typical techniques for gathering information. Empathize and understand the needs and perceptions of users. See how to synthesize and interpret the results to enrich the conceptualization of your projects and be able to apply value propositions and innovative business models.

1. Research: Research in design
2. Qualitative and quantitative techniques
3. Synthesis and analysis of results
4. Discovery of insights
5. Value proposition and business model

This module focuses on the process from the point of view of interactivity with the aim of optimizing the relationship between the user and the digital product or service. Through information architecture and the design of the content strategy, you will learn, ultimately, to shape projects by creating intuitive, user-friendly and easyto-use products.

1. Interaction design principle
2. Architecture: Navigation and search
3. Sitemaps and flowcharts
4. Content strategy UX writing
5. Wireframes

This module goes deeper into the design and high-fidelity prototyping of digital products. Students work with the two most widely-used tools in the sector, Figma and Sketch, and learn to design systems with the Atomic Design approach, segmenting and tokenizing patterns and visual elements as is done by companies such as IBM, Spotify or Liferay.

1. Design principles (color, typography, composition, etc.)
2. Composition systems (grids)
3. UI Design Tools: Figma and Sketch.
4. Patterns and web/app components
5. Atomic Design: Design systems
6. Interactive prototyping

In this module students look at fundamental concepts from the world of development (languages such as HTML and CSS, servers, CMS, etc.) and learn to design, with code, web projects. They will also go deeper into user testing and its different implications in digital product design.

1. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
2. User test

Módulo asíncrono en el que se habilitará el tiempo para preparar y realizar los exámenes de certificación incluidos en el programa. IMMUNE, en este caso, actúa de facilitador en la conexión entre la entidad certificadora y el estudiante, facilitando el proceso pero sin tener la autoridad sobre el examen ni las calificaciones obtenidas por los estudiantes.

The Capstone Project is the final part of the bootcamp. It involves a design challenge and addressing it from the perspective of user experience design. Applying the knowledge learned during the course, students completely conceptualize and develop a digital service or product that they will also have to present to a jury of experts.

1. Definition of the idea with an assigned tutor
2. Selecting the project aim
3. Deciding methodologies and tools
4. Presentation before a jury of experts and colleagues