Build Your UX/UI Design Career for the AI Era.

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UX/UI + Psychology + Neuroscience

Go beyond learning visual design and tools. Understand the human factors that influence how people perceive, think, decide, and interact with digital experiences.

Build While You Learn

Apply what you learn through hands-on projects, from research and user flows to wireframes, UI design, prototyping, and case-study development.

Design for the AI Era

Explore how AI tools can support ideation, research, exploration, and design workflows while keeping human judgment and design thinking at the center.

Turn Learning Into Proof of Your Skills

Develop projects and case studies that demonstrate your design process, decisions, and problem-solving not just the tools you've learned.

Understand Your Next Step

Receive guidance on UX/UI career paths, portfolio direction, freelancing, professional positioning, and the different opportunities available after learning UX/UI design.

Recognize Your Learning Journey

Receive a NeuroPsych Tech UX Academy Certificate of Completion after fulfilling the program's completion requirements.

Learn the Fundamentals of UX

Build a strong foundation in UX/UI design and understand how designers approach digital problems.

You'll learn:

What is UX & UI? • Design Thinking • Human-Centered Design • Usability & Accessibility • UX principles • Design process 

• Understanding users and their needs 

Understand Before You Design

Learn how to investigate user needs and turn insights into meaningful design decisions.

You'll learn:

UX Research fundamentals • User interviews & research methods • Personas • User journeys • Empathy mapping • User flows 

• Information Architecture • Usability evaluation 

Understand How People Think & Behave

Explore psychological principles that can help designers better understand human behaviour and digital interactions.

You'll explore:

Human behaviour • Perception • Attention • Memory • Motivation • Decision-making • Cognitive principles 

Explore the Brain Behind the Interaction

Develop foundational knowledge of relevant neuroscience concepts and explore how they can inform thoughtful digital experience design.

You'll explore:

Attention & focus • Perception • Memory 

• Cognitive processing • Cognitive load 

• Human–technology interaction

Turn Ideas Into Digital Experiences

Learn how to move from structure and user flows to complete digital interfaces.

You'll learn:

Wireframing • Low-fidelity design • High-fidelity UI • Responsive design • Interaction design • Prototyping •Design systems 

• App & website workflows 

Build With the Tools Designers Use

Develop practical skills in Figma and understand how to use it throughout the UX/UI workflow.

You'll learn:

Figma fundamentals • Components 

• Auto Layout • Prototyping • Design systems 

• Collaboration • Practical design workflows

Learn by Doing

Apply your learning through practical projects that take you through the UX/UI process.

You'll practice:

Research → Define → User Flows → Wireframes → UI → Prototype → Refine → Case Study

The goal is to help you understand how a designer works through a problem, not simply how to create individual screens.

Turn Your Work Into a Professional Portfolio

Learn how to present your projects and communicate your design thinking clearly.

You'll learn:

Case study structure 

Portfolio presentation • Explaining design decisions • Presenting your process 

• Portfolio review • Preparing for professional conversations • Freelancing fundamentals 

Understand Your Next Step

Receive personalized guidance to help you explore your direction after the program.

This can include:

Understanding UX/UI career paths • Portfolio direction • Career planning • Freelancing direction • Professional positioning • Identifying your next learning or career step

What were you trying to solve?

Learn how to clearly introduce the problem, context, users, and goals behind your project.

How did you approach it?

Show the journey behind the design, from research and user flows to wireframes, exploration, and iteration.

Why did you design it this way?

Learn to explain the thinking behind your design choices and connect them to user needs and project goals.

What did you create?

Present your final interface, interactions, prototypes, and key design outcomes in a clear and engaging way.

What did you learn?

Reflect on challenges, feedback, iterations, and what the project taught you as a designer.