UX Design is the process of creating products that provide meaningful and seamless experiences by focusing on user needs, behaviors, and interactions.

UX research and user flows help designers understand user behavior and map out intuitive pathways, ensuring that digital experiences are grounded in real user needs and logical navigation.

Wireframing fundamentals involve creating low-fidelity visual layouts that outline the structure and functionality of a user interface, serving as a blueprint for design and user interaction.

UI design and visual systems focus on crafting intuitive, aesthetically cohesive interfaces by applying design principles like typography, color, spacing, and component consistency to enhance usability and brand identity.

Components, symbols, and reusability streamline the design process by allowing designers to create consistent, scalable elements that can be reused and updated efficiently across multiple screens and projects.

User testing and iteration involve gathering real user feedback to identify usability issues, then refining the design through repeated improvements to create more effective and user-friendly experiences.

The Capstone Project a challenges students to apply their full skillset by researching, wireframing, designing, and prototyping a complete user journey for a real-world problem, showcasing their ability to deliver a functional and visually cohesive UX solution.