The UI/UX Design course is a 180-hour intensive training program conducted over 30 days with 6 hours of learning each day, including both theory and practical work. The course begins with the fundamentals of User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX), explaining their differences and importance in modern digital products. Students learn design thinking, user research methods, and techniques such as interviews, surveys, and competitor analysis to understand user needs. The course then focuses on UX strategy, including creating user personas, journey maps, and defining problem statements. In later stages, students study information architecture, user flows, and wireframing to structure digital products effectively. The UI design section covers typography, color theory, grid systems, layouts, and design systems for creating visually appealing interfaces. Students also learn responsive design, high-fidelity UI design, and interactive prototyping using tools like Figma. The training concludes with usability testing, iterative design improvements, and developer handoff, where students present a final capstone project that includes research, wireframes, UI designs, and a working prototype.