The Online Master in Digital Product Design & AI offers an in-depth curriculum covering key technical terms such as wireframing, information architecture, user research, and user interface design. The course will equip you with advanced skills in designing responsive and user-friendly web and app interfaces, as well as developing interactive prototypes using industry-standard tools like Figma. You will also learn about design systems, typography, color theory, and other graphic design concepts that are essential for creating visually appealing digital products. Moreover, the program emphasizes the importance of usability testing, user feedback, and analytics in improving the overall user experience. By the end of the course, you will have a solid foundation in UI/UX design principles and be able to create sophisticated digital designs that meet the needs of your target audience.
Moreover, LABASAD offers you the opportunity to learn and apply Artificial Intelligence to boost your career through masterclasses and workshops on AI, integrated into the Master’s programme, with the most up-to-date tools and resources, guided by expert professionals in the field.
Introduction to the master
To whom it is addressed
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Designers/art directors who would like to further their skills and knowledge of the product and interactive industry.
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Those who already have basic knowledge of software and design but want to improve in both the conceptualization and formalization processes.
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UI designers who want to develop their UX capabilities.
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Those who want to improve their digital design knowledge and skills with specific software and professional tips.
Objectives
Maximise Design Processes
Understanding the core capabilities of today’s UI/UX software and how to maximise their design processes.
Knowing Audience
Knowing your audience. Understanding the importance of A/B testing.
UI/UX
Optimise the relationship between experience and interface design
Prototyping
Students will gain practical experience with Figma, crafting effective interactive prototypes, emphasizing their importance in the design process.
Creating
Breaking the rules. Creating interfaces and experiences that stand out.
Study plan
The Online Master in Digital Product Design & AI is made up of 4 modules, which contain a total of 11 subjects. Throughout the program, you’ll master key UX methodologies enhanced by AI, gaining hands-on experience with the top industry tools. With the help of the tools and skills learned during the program, you will be able to carry out the master’s projects, which will become part of your professional portfolio.
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Welcome to the Master
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Future Interface Strategies4
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AI Foundations for UX Design
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Intro to Figma7
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UX Research & Insight Generation6
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Wireframing5
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Human–AI Interaction6
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Web & Mobile Interface Design7
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Design Systems & Scalable UI4
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No-Code Prototyping6
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Creative Interface & Visual Exploration4
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Master's Final Project11
Career opportunities
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Graphic and UI/UX design studios.
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Graphic and UI/UX design department inside advertising agencies.
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UI/UX designer for companies with an in-house design department.
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Creators who want to expand their tools and portfolios.
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Freelance graphic designers or those wanting to specialize in UI/UX Design.
Additional Resources
FAQs
What subjects are covered in the study plan?
The curriculum is divided into 4 modules covering areas such as UX Research, Wireframing, Web & Mobile Interface Design, Design Systems, and No-Code Prototyping.
Does the program include training in Artificial Intelligence?
Yes, the Master integrates AI methodologies into the UX workflow, covering AI foundations, Human-AI interaction, and using AI tools for research and prototyping.
What are the admission requirements?
No previous university degree is required. However, basic UX/UI skills and knowledge of design software (such as Figma) are required.
What degree is awarded upon completion?
Students receive LABASAD’s proprietary Master’s Degree.
LABASAD’s proprietary Master awarded to all students upon satisfactory completion of the master’s program.
