UI Design Certificate
120 hours
A 120-hour UI design certificate from Noble Desktop covering Figma, Photoshop and Illustrator, taught live in New York or online.
UX and UI design cover two halves of the same job: working out what a person is trying to do, and then making the thing in front of them make that easy. The courses here range across research and interviewing, information architecture, wireframing and prototyping, visual and interface design, and the tools the work is done in.
The levels spread from beginner through to advanced, so there is somewhere to start whether you are changing career or already designing and want to fill a specific gap. Much of the material is free and taught on YouTube; Noble Desktop supplies longer, structured programmes for people who want a certificate and a fixed schedule.
Every course is compared on the same terms: level, length, price, whether it ends in a certificate, and who stands behind it. Open any course to read the full description before you commit time to it, and use the filters to narrow by level if you already know where you are starting from.
9 courses
120 hours
A 120-hour UI design certificate from Noble Desktop covering Figma, Photoshop and Illustrator, taught live in New York or online.
144 hours
A 144-hour UX and UI design certificate from Noble Desktop, taught live in New York or online, ending in a portfolio and a job-ready resume.
6 hours
A six-hour advanced Figma class from Noble Desktop, taught in New York or live online, covering variables, modes and conditional prototyping.
10 lessons, about 2 hours
A 10-lesson playlist on UX/UI design, about 2 hours, published on YouTube by DesignXstream. Watched here on the course page.
37 lessons, about 8 hours
A 37-lesson playlist on UX/UI design, about 8 hours, published on YouTube by Mizko. Watched here on the course page.
81 lessons, about 24 hours
A 81-lesson playlist on UX/UI design, about 24 hours, published on YouTube by Pelfizz. Watched here on the course page.
7 lessons, about 1 hour
A 7-lesson playlist on UX/UI design, 54 minutes, published on YouTube by Figma. Watched here on the course page.
16 lessons, about 18 hours
A 16-lesson playlist on UX/UI design, about 18 hours, published on YouTube by Figma. Watched here on the course page.
1 lesson, about 1.5 hours
A single ninety-minute session taking Figma from an empty file to a working interface: frames, components, auto layout and prototyping, aimed at somebody who has never opened it.
New courses, a couple of emails a month. One click unsubscribes.