The no bullshit way to learn user interface design

UI Learn is designed to help you actually learn how to design any user interface, through learning-by-doing. Most UI courses are too passive (watch & pray something sticks). If you want to improve you need to:

1. start learning the foundational theory
2. start designing,
3. get feedback on your work, and
4. get mentored by someone more experienced that can tell you what you need to focus on.

UI Learn is all that and more. Much more actually, because I’ll also help you design your unique design workflow, connect you with a community of up-and-coming UI designers, and provide you with some really cool and useful bonuses like the Notion Product Designer Workflow and the Design System Starter Kit.

Perfect. Some of my best students, like Neda (who now works at TikTok) came to me with no design background.

Having no design background can actually be a huge benefit, because you can start learning UI in the right way immediately. If you have no design background you’re more of an open book: You haven’t learned any wrong beliefs, you haven’t adopted any inefficient design workflows, and you haven’t integrated any bad design habits.

As you know, much of becoming great at something is unlearning the wrong things. And UI design isn’t any different.

(Yes, the course will still be challenging, especially in the beginning, but the community is here to help, and you can go at it at your own pace).

Yes, yes and yes. You’ll learn to design UI for all of them. 

Sure, no problem! Just send me an email at denis@uilearn.com

No, you can use Figma, which has a free Personal plan. It’s great and it’s what I use as well.

You’ll get lifetime access to the course, including any new versions and new modules (I’ll be building out the course even further over the coming years)

That’s great too. I’ve had some very experienced designers tell me they greatly benefitted from the course. I believe that the pros in any skill (whether that’s design or soccer) become so good at what they do by continuing to focus on improving their fundamentals. Even I still study those regularly today.

Throughout the course, you’ll be challenged to step outside of your design comfort zone and think about UI in a new way. This could be rethinking your design workflow, improving your fundamental knowledge in some aspect, learning about something new entirely (like Interactions) or a variety of other things.

And honestly, the 1-hour coaching session and the other bonuses will pay for itself. Designers have told me they’ve saved hours by using my Product Designer Workflow Notion templates.