Guides
Practical articles on every skill this program covers. Free to read, written to actually help.
Accessibility and clarity in UI: typography and color tips
Learn simple typography and color choices that improve readability, contrast and accessibility so more people can comfortably use your UI.
Read the guide →How to use AI to synthesize UX research without losing nuance
Learn a simple workflow to cluster, summarize and spot patterns in messy UX research notes with AI while staying in control of the insights.
Read the guide →AI in UX design: what it can really do and where it fails
Learn how AI can speed up UX and UI work, where it adds real value, and where your own judgment must stay in charge to avoid bad designs.
Read the guide →How to apply UI foundations to wireframes for clearer layouts
Learn how to refine wireframes with spacing, alignment, typography and color so your screens feel clear, usable and ready for UI design.
Read the guide →Color fundamentals for UI that improve hierarchy and clarity
Learn how to use color in UI to show hierarchy, states and accessibility so your interfaces feel clear, calm and readable, not chaotic.
Read the guide →How to critically review AI UX outputs for real projects
Learn a simple checklist to judge AI UX ideas and screens for quality, feasibility and alignment with your users and product goals.
Read the guide →How to define a small UX project scope for real practice
Learn how to pick a tiny, real problem and write a focused UX project scope, so you can practice the full process without feeling overwhelmed.
Read the guide →How to plan a realistic UX UI learning path that fits your life
Learn how to set clear UX UI goals, map skills to your background and turn limited weekly time into a realistic learning plan you can follow.
Read the guide →Low fidelity wireframing explained and how to start quickly
Learn how to sketch low fidelity wireframes that show layout, structure and hierarchy so you can test ideas early without wasting time on visual polish.
Read the guide →Spacing and alignment principles that make your UI look professional
Learn simple spacing and alignment rules that make your UI layouts feel clean, readable and professional, even without advanced design skills.
Read the guide →How to define user goals and tasks in UX design clearly
Learn how to define users, their real goals and concrete task scenarios so your UI solves an actual problem instead of adding frustration.
Read the guide →Typography fundamentals for clear, readable UI design
Learn how type choices, hierarchy and spacing make interfaces clearer, faster to scan and easier to use, even if you are new to UI.
Read the guide →User flow mapping explained: simple steps for clear UX
Learn how to turn messy user tasks into clear, step by step user flows that guide your screens, content and UI decisions.
Read the guide →End-to-end UX process: from problem to tested prototype
Learn the key UX stages from defining a real user problem to building and testing a prototype you can improve with confidence.
Read the guide →UX research note taking: simple methods to capture usable data
Learn how to take UX research notes that are structured, searchable and easy to analyze, even if you are running your very first user interviews.
Read the guide →UX vs UI fundamentals explained in simple practical terms
Learn the real difference between UX and UI, how they work together, and what to focus on first when starting as a beginner designer.
Read the guide →Visual hierarchy basics: how to guide user attention in UI
Learn simple visual hierarchy rules so users notice the right things first. Use size, contrast and layout to make any interface feel clearer.
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