Certificate in UX Design by Upskillist
Duration:8 Weeks
Actual Duration:6h 49m
Release date:2025
Publisher:Upskillist
Skill level:Beginner
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
Software:Figma
Course URL:https://learning.upskillist.com/en/course-page/ux-design-22/
This is a hands-on intro to UX that skips the fluff and gets you building. You get the core theory behind how people actually use products, then you jump into Figma and prototype a real e-commerce flow from first screen to checkout.
π― What you’ll learn
- Foundations of UX design and how research informs decisions
- Popular UX theories and industry standards used in real projects
- How to build functional prototypes from scratch in Figma
- User onboarding flows and how to reduce drop-off
- E-commerce UX for browsing, shortlisting and product selection
- Checkout, payment, delivery and post-purchase engagement patterns
β Requirements
- Skills: Basic computer literacy, no prior UX experience needed
- Tools: Figma free account, modern web browser
- Hardware: Computer or laptop with stable internet connection
π Description
This course keeps it simple: learn why users behave the way they do, then prove it by building. You start with UX research, core principles and the mental models behind good layouts, so your decisions are based on evidence, not taste.
Then it gets practical fast. You work in Figma with plugins, validation logic and animations to turn static screens into something you can actually click through. No fake mockups β you build interactive prototypes with global navigation, product screens, cart and checkout.
The second half is all about context. You break down a full e-commerce experience: grabbing attention, helping people compare products, making payment painless, and keeping them around after the sale. You also tackle user onboarding β why people abandon apps in the first minute, how to fix that, and how to run onboarding with a checklist your team can actually follow.
By the end you are not just talking about UX. You have built a complete transaction flow and you know how to explain every screen.
π§βπ Who this course is for
- Beginners who want a clear, practical start in UX without getting lost in theory
- Aspiring designers, freelancers and shop owners who want to prototype and test e-commerce ideas in Figma
π§βπ« About the Author
Upskillist is an online learning platform that creates all its courses in-house with its own subject experts. The team focuses on job-ready skills, practical lessons and shareable certificates you can add to LinkedIn. Their UX content is built around real workflows used in product teams, not just academic definitions.
π Final Result
- A clickable e-commerce prototype in Figma with intro screens, global navigation, cart and checkout flow ready to show in your portfolio.

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