UX/UI Design Bootcamp

Presentation of the curriculum, work tools, and how the programme and group operate.

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

1. The design process (rationale and context)
2. Agile Methodologies (Design Sprint, Design Thinking, Lean UX and Agile)

We will learn the usual techniques for extracting information, empathising and getting to know the needs and perceptions of users. We will see how to synthesise and interpret the results to enrich the conceptualisation of our projects and we will be able to apply value proposals and innovative business models.

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

In this module we will approach the process from the point of view of interactivity with the aim of optimising the relationship between the user and our digital product or service. Through information architecture and the design of the content strategy, we will finally shape our projects by creating intuitive, user-friendly and easy-to-use products.

1. Interaction design principle
2. Architecture: navigation and search
3. Site Maps and Flowcharts
4. Content strategy. UX writing
5. Wireframes

In this module we will delve into the design and high fidelity prototyping of our digital product. We will work with the 2 most used tools in the sector, Figma and Sketch, and we will learn to design design systems with the Atomic Design approach, compositing and tokenising all our patterns and visual elements as companies such as IBM, Spotify or Liferay do.

1. Principles of design (colour, typography, composition, etc.)
2. Composition systems (grids)
3. UI design tools: Figma and Sketch.
4. Web/app patterns and components
5. Atomic Design: Design systems
6. Interactive prototyping

In this module we will see fundamental concepts of the development world (languages such as HTML and CSS, servers, CMS, etc.) and we will learn how to design web projects with code. We will also delve into user testing and its different implications in digital product design.

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

An asynchronous module in which time will be provided to prepare for and take the certification exams included in the program. IMMUNE, in this case, acts as a facilitator in connecting the certifying entity and the student, easing the process but without having authority over the exam or the grades obtained by the students.

The Capstone is the final project for the UX UI Design bootcamp. It consists of presenting a design challenge and addressing it from a user experience design perspective. Applying the knowledge learned during the course, you will have to fully conceptualise and develop a digital service or product, which you will also have to present to a panel of experts.

1. Definition of the idea with the assigned tutor
2. Selection of work objectives
3. Putting forward methodology and tools
4. Presentation to panel of experts and peers

Presentation of the final project before a panel of experts.

To become a UX/UI designer, you need to gain expertise in areas such as user research (UX research), information architecture, interaction design, visual design (UI) and prototyping.

A UX/UI design bootcamp allows you to learn all these skills in a hands-on way and in less time than a traditional course, by working on real-world projects that you can include in your portfolio

Once you have completed and passed the programme, you will receive a UX/UI Design qualification issued by IMMUNE Technology Institute in a digital format that can be verified using blockchain technology.

Do you want to level up?

If you want to continue in your field but add UX/UI skills, this bootcamp will allow you to learn how to design user-centred digital products and add more value to digital projects.

Are you finishing your degree, and you want an upgrade in technology?

If you’re just starting out on your career path and are interested in the world of digital design, here you’ll gain a solid foundation in UX/UI and start building a portfolio with real-world projects.

Want to change your professional career?

It’s also for you if you want to change career direction. The bootcamp will enable you to acquire the skills you need to enter the tech sector with a solid foundation.

Are you an entrepreneur or freelancer?

Whether you’re working on your own projects or with clients, learning UX/UI will enable you to design better user experiences, boost conversion rates and create more competitive products in the digital market.

In the UX/UI sector, tools such as Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, Miro and Notion are used to design interfaces, create prototypes and collaborate on digital projects.

During the UX UI Design bootcamp, you will work with these tools from day one. The tools used throughout the programme have free usage licenses; in some cases, this is because we use educational licenses, and in others, because it is open-source software.

Yes, we have an employability area that, through our Talent Hub programme, is responsible for enhancing our students' access to the job market. Within the services we offer, you will find resources for your job search and interview preparation, English tests, CV and/or LinkedIn profile review, interview and elevator pitch preparation, and access to our exclusive internship and employment opportunities.

You will need to have access to a laptop with a camera, microphone and minimum requirements of 8 GB of RAM and an i5 processor.

Salaries depend on experience, but a junior UX/UI designer can expect to earn between €22,000 and €30,000 annually, while senior profiles can exceed €50,000. UX/UI design is one of the most in-demand roles in the digital sector. Tech companies, startups, and large corporations are looking for designers capable of improving the user experience of their digital products.

Yes, there are scholarships or study grants as well as financing options depending on students’ circumstances. Check out our scholarship and financing options.