Have you ever used an app and thought: "There has to be a better way to do this."

That's exactly how UX/UI Designers think.

In this live session, you'll step into the role of a UX/UI Designer and experience the process professionals use to improve digital products. You'll follow along as our instructor analyzes a real app, identifies usability issues, and redesigns part of the experience using industry-standard design tools.

Why Now?

Every company is building digital products, but great products aren't created by accident.

They're designed by people who understand users, identify problems, and create experiences that are simple, intuitive, and useful.

UX/UI Designers help companies:

• Improve user experiences
• Increase customer satisfaction
• Simplify complex interactions
• Design products people love to use
• Turn business ideas into digital experiences

As digital products continue to grow, so does the demand for designers who solve problems creatively and strategically.

By the end of the session, you'll understand how UX/UI Designers approach problems, make design decisions, and create products people actually enjoy using.

✅ Understand the UX/UI Design Process

✅ Learn how designers research user needs

✅ Discover how usability problems are identified

✅ Explore Heuristic Analysis techniques

✅ Learn how designers improve existing products

✅ Get hands-on experience with Figma

✅ Understand how UX/UI Designers think and work

💥 Dive into the core principles of UX/UI design, understand digital products, and discover the key skills that are in high demand today. This online session will give you an overview of the UX/UI Bootcamp, a glimpse of what it’s like to study with us, and the chance to ask any questions you might have.

Don’t miss this free class! 💥

It's your first step into how learning at Ironhack really feels.

It’s not a traditional class, it’s a hands-on experience where you step into the role of a student on day one and start learning by doing, just like in our bootcamps.

Each session has a different topic, but the idea is always the same: try real tools, build something, test ideas, and see what works (and what doesn’t). It’s about getting comfortable with uncertainty, learning to think like a problem solver, and discovering how tech professionals actually work and think.

Think of it like your first day of school, but instead of just listening, you’re already building, experimenting, and figuring things out in real time.