Curso UX Engineer - IMMUNE Technology Institute

Why this course?

Mastering tools and technologies: These types of courses typically teach the use of specific tools and technologies which are fundamental to the work of a UX Engineer, including prototyping software, usability testing tools, interface design software, and other concepts. This course will enable you to master these technical tools in order to work efficiently and effectively.
Coding Skills: The work of a UX Engineer often entails the implementation of user interface designs. Consequently, these courses teach you the coding skills you need, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, so you can translate UX designs into functional and attractive user interfaces.
Integration with systems and platforms: Here you will learn how to integrate your UX designs with existing systems and platforms. This may include understanding APIs, adapting designs for mobile devices, and collaborating with development teams to ensure the user experience is consistent across different platforms.
Optimizing performance: UX engineering courses typically focus on optimizing the performance of user interfaces. You'll learn how to identify and resolve performance issues that can impact the user experience, such as slow loading of web pages or an unresponsive application.
For UX/UI designers, front-end developers, team leaders, and any professional interested in the merging of design and development. It is advisable to have basic knowledge of web design and development though not essential.

Course aims

Master UI and UX design techniques and tools.
Learn to implement user interfaces using modern technologies and frameworks.
Building and managing design systems.
Discover documentation and collaboration tools such as Storybook.
Develop skills to facilitate effective collaboration between design and development teams.

Professional competencies of the course

On completing the UX engineer course, students will be able to design user interfaces based on research and usability testing. They will become proficient in front-end technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to implement high-fidelity designs. Participants will also learn how to use versioning tools such as Git and collaborate in Agile environments, ensuring that design solutions are effectively integrated into the product development cycle.

Study Plan

Module 1: The Role of a UX Engineer/UI Developer

Explanation of the role: Differences and synergies between UI/UX Designers.
Research for UI: Benchmarking and testing.
Design trends: How to identify and apply current trends.
Mobile First vs Desktop First: Responsive design strategies.

Module 2: UI Design Fundamental Concepts

Color: Importance and application in UI.
Typography: Selection, combination and effective use.
Grids and Layouts: Principles of composition and structure.
Icons and Images: Selection and optimization for interfaces.

Module 3: Advanced Tools and Techniques

Flexbox vs CSS Grid: Practical use in real projects.
Design Systems 101: Creation and maintenance.
Figma and Handoff: Efficient transfer of designs to development.
Native patterns iOS, Android vs Web: Differences and best practices.

Module 4: Design Patterns & Best Practices

Navigation and menus: Efficient and accessible design.
Text input controls: UX improvements.
Selection controls: Use and applications.
Errors, searches and filters: Design to improve the experience.
Lists and tables: Data visualization

Module 5: Specialization in SaaS UX Design

SaaS design principles: Focus on usability and conversion.

Module 6: No-code Tools and Platforms for Designers:

Introduction to no-code tools, which enable the integration of APIs without having to write code, thereby enhancing the ability of designers to create prototypes and final products

Module 7: Front-end Development

CSS Grid and Flexbox: In-depth insight into positioning and layout techniques for responsive design.
Tailwind CSS: Introduction to the CSS framework for faster and more efficient development.

Module 8: Fundamental Programming for Designers

Introduction to DOM: How JavaScript interacts with the HTML structure to create dynamic sites.
API management: Use of APIs to enrich interfaces with dynamic and external data.

Module 9: Version Control and Collaboration

Git and GitHub: Fundamental concepts and practice for version control and collaborative work in design and development projects.

Module 10: Introduction to Accessibility

Accessible design fundamental concepts.
Accessible development: Implementing coding practices that improve accessibility, such as the use of semantic HTML.
WCAG Guidelines.
ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) roles.

Additional Module: Portfolio Creation: Effective Presentation of Projects.

*The academic program may be subject to changes in line with the changing demand for specific skills in the market. Your employability is our goal.

UX Engineer/UI Developer Course

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