UX Courses
With our online UX courses, which generally take up a few half days, we aim to give you a similar experience and access to experts that you would have in an in-person UX design workshop.
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With our online UX courses however, you can take them from your own desk or couch, and can do it either live (real-time) or watch the video course at your own leisure, as all video recordings are included.
Practical and interactive courses
Our online courses have a lot of practical ux design examples and interactive exercises. If you are watching live, you can ask questions during Q&A, and of course you can use the online course recordings and materials to study UX design at your own pace, at your own time.
Wide range of UX design topics
We offer many online UX design courses at various levels, covering a wide range of UX design topics, such as Interface Design Patterns, Psychology for UX, Design Systems and many more. Please check our upcoming (live) courses, and see what UX design courses we have offered in the past, if you want to be notified of new live offerings.
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Vitaly Friedman
Designing Complex UIs in the Age of AI
with Vitaly Friedman
Free Workshop, 1.5h + Q&A • Thu, July 9, 2026
9:00 – 10:30 AM PDT • 18:00 – 19:30 CEST • Check your time zone ⏰
Complex products don’t have to be complicated. In this free session, Vitaly Friedman explores how to shape UX for enterprise software, B2B systems and legacy-heavy environments — and what it takes to make AI work well. -
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Vitaly Friedman
Design Patterns For Complex UIs and Enterprise UX
with Vitaly Friedman
Workshop, 2×2h + Q&A • Wed & Thu, September 2 & 3, 2026
9:00 – 11:30 AM PT • 18:00 – 20:30 CEST • Check your time zone ⏰
Complex products don’t have to be complicated. As designers, we need to shape UX to maximize clarity and reduce confusion — especially when designing for legacy-ridden environments, B2B systems and complex domains.
In this workshop, we’ll cover practical design patterns and real-life examples for multi-level navigation, complex data tables, live filtering, search and autocomplete, actionable dashboards, multi-page forms, and a whole lot more. -
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Vitaly Friedman
Live UX Training — Smart Interface Design Patterns
with Vitaly Friedman
Live UX training + video course • September 11 – October 12 2026
9:00 – 11:30 AM PT (18:00 – 20:30 CEST) • Check your time zone ⏰
Roll up your sleeves — it’s time to brush up your UX skills! How would you architect an effective multi-level navigation for a large government website? What about enterprise-grade tables with intricate forms, filters and search? Or perhaps an accessible data visualization and charts for a complex medical data set? Well, fasten your seat belt!
In a jam-packed 4-weeks UX training, you’ll learn how to deal with real-life UX challenges from the ground up. Get ready: you’ll sail uncharted waters, design truly complex interfaces and receive feedback from people around the world. Plus: you’ll get a UX certificate for all your hard work as well. -
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Christine Vallaure
Figma MCP Masterclass
with Christine Vallaure
Workshop, 4h + Q&A • Mon, September 14 2026
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM PDT • 18:00 – 22:00 CEST • Check your time zone ⏰
You work in Figma and want to get from canvas to real code, without the hand-off guesswork. This Figma MCP Masterclass is just right for you — no dev skills needed!
You’ll learn how the Model Context Protocol turns your Figma file into something AI tools can actually read — piping real layout, variables, and tokens straight from Figma into IDEs like Cursor, VS Code, and Claude Code, instead of leaving an AI to guess from a screenshot. -
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Stéphanie Walter
Accessibility for Designers
with Stéphanie Walter
Workshop, 4×2h + Q&A • Mon & Tue, September 21–29 2026
9:30 AM – 12:00 PM PT • 18:30 – 21:00 CEST • Check your time zone ⏰
In the early stages of product development, accessibility considerations are frequently ignored. Accessibility is mistakenly considered a problem to be resolved down the line, often put on the shoulder of the development team.
But accessibility is the responsibility of the whole team. Including designers. And a lot of accessibility issues can be already foreseen and prevented during the design phase. As designers, you hold the power to shape product roadmaps by including accessibility best practices in your designs and advocating for accessibility features.
This practical workshop is designed to equip attendees with the knowledge and skills to design products that are accessible and user-friendly. -
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Christine Vallaure
Figma Workflow Masterclass
with Christine Vallaure
Workshop, 5×2h + Q&A • Wed, Thu, Fri, Mon, Tue, September 23–29 2026
9:00 – 11:30 AM PT • 18:00 – 20:30 CEST • Check your time zone ⏰
Have some design skills but not an expert yet? Want to design more responsively, get comfortable with variables and dev mode, and feel a bit clearer on all the new AI tooling and handoffs everyone is talking about? This one is for you. -
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Vitaly Friedman
How To Measure UX and Design Impact
with Vitaly Friedman
Workshop, 5×2.5h + Q&A • Tue & Thu, October 20 – November 3 2026
9:00 – 11:30 AM PT • 18:00 – 20:30 CEST • Check your time zone ⏰
How do we measure the quality of UX? What metrics to use? How to bridge business objectives and UX goals? How to remove bias and guesswork from our design decisions? And how to measure and make a case for the impact of your UX work? Well, let’s figure it out, in the upcoming brand-new workshop with Vitaly Friedman. -
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Vitaly Friedman
Design Patterns For AI Interfaces
with Vitaly Friedman
Workshop, 5×2h + Q&A • November 16–24, 2026
9:00 – 11:30 AM PT • 18:00 – 20:30 CEST • Check your time zone ⏰
As product teams race to include AI in products, they too often rely on a good old-fashioned patterns like an assistant, or a chatbot. However, this experience is often painfully slow, the responses are generic and users have to meticulously explain to AI just what exactly they need — over and over and over again.
In this workshop, we’ll explore shiny new design patterns for better AI experiences, with daemons, clustering, style lenses, structured presets and templates, dynamic editing, temperature knobs and everything in-between! The workshop isn’t about how to use Midjourney, ChatGPT etc., but rather how to design better AI products and experiences.
