Online, part-time
UX/UI
Design Bootcamp
Join our part-time User Experience/User Interface Design Bootcamp to earn ~$66,000 remotely in your first job after graduation
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$65k
average entry-level pay
in UX/UI Design (source: Glassdoor.com)
1k+
graduates
87%
of our grads find a tech job within 6 months
TripleTen: One of the best coding bootcamps for 4 years and counting!
All numbers come from our 2024 Graduate Outcomes Report
2024 Graduate Outcomes Report
A creative position working on the human side of tech
UX/UI Designers determine how we interact with our digital world. They create the user-facing sides of apps, websites, and enterprise software. They don’t code or crunch data. Instead, they use empathy, researching user needs and user behavior to make digital products that are fun and intuitive to use.
The real world, hands-on training you’ll get at TripleTen’s UX/UI Design bootcamp will position you to start strong and grow. UX Design is a creative career track with solid entry-level pay and excellent growth potential.
The real world, hands-on training you’ll get at TripleTen’s UX/UI Design bootcamp will position you to start strong and grow. UX Design is a creative career track with solid entry-level pay and excellent growth potential.
More than 2,300 entry-level job openings in the United States, with ~10,000 openings at all levels
Become a professional UX/UI Designer with..... TripleTen
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No coding. No IT or art background needed!
Our guarantee: job in tech or 100% money back*
*Get a relevant job in 6 months or your tuition back when you complete our included Career Services package and make a good-faith effort to find a job. Details in our Terms of Use.
Where can your UX/UI Design Bootcamp training take you?
Product Designer
A job with outsized impact on people and business. Product design combines big-picture problem-solving with detail-oriented execution.
User Experience Designer
Research user needs and behaviors. Map user journeys. Help make your corner of the digital world more useful and easier to navigate.
Web Designer
Build websites that save users time, make it easy to find information, and are a joy to use. Web design is about more than aesthetics—it’s about making life better.
The UX/UI Design career path offers solid pay, with a high income throughout
$66,000
$129,000
Mid-level positions
$76,000
$192,000—$247,000
Median starting pay
In 1–3 years
Senior and Principal positions
Source: Glassdoor.com
Become
a professional
UX/UI Designer
with..... TripleTen
Source: Glassdoor.com. Figures reflect the bottom of the range for junior positions and median for mid-level and senior positions
You after TripleTen
TripleTen UX/UI Bootcamp
January–June 2024
Education
Portfolio
LinkedIn
Hard Skills
User Research
UI Design
UI Animation
User Personas
Usability Testing
Responsive Design
Wireframes and interactive prototypes
Information Architecture
Soft Skills
Teamwork
Problem solving
Presentations
Project Management
Communicating Design Rationale
$66,000
Expected salary
User Flows
Design Systems
Inclusive Design
Ethical Design
Stakeholder management
Empathy Development
UX/UI Designer
Hard Skills
User Research
UI Design
UI Animation
User Personas
Usability Testing
Responsive Design
Wireframes and interactive prototypes
Information Architecture
Soft Skills
Teamwork
Problem solving
Presentations
Project Management
Communicating Design Rationale
$66,000
Expected salary
User Flows
Design Systems
Inclusive Design
Ethical Design
Stakeholder management
Empathy Development
Our grads get great jobs with both startups and industry giants
All-in-one flexible learning experience
The TripleTen online UX/UI Design bootcamp experience is designed for learning success—
and achieving your goals
This is how you’ll learn to design user experience like a pro
Our learning process
The TripleTen online UX/UI Design bootcamp experience is designed for learning success— and achieving your goals
Learn the way that fits your life—anytime, anywhere—with constructive feedback and personal support!
Enjoy access to concepts and design practice even after you graduate!
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Learn UX/UI Design the way you’d learn on the job—with detailed feedback and help from experienced designers!
Practice and improve your skills with design review and personal feedback from your tutors
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Learn in way that fits your life—anytime, anywhere—with constructive feedback and top-notch support.
Get the job with expert career coaching and AI tools
You won’t just learn how to do the job—you’ll learn how to break through your own doubts and get the job! Our career coaches will review your resume and portfolio and show you how to play the hiring game in a new industry.
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Will you be certified?
Of course! It’ll look great on your resume and LinkedIn :-)
UX/UI curriculum
Updated regularly in accordance with job market research and employer interviews
Sprint 1: Visual Design and Design Thinking
This immersive sprint will introduce you to the foundational principles of design thinking and user-centered design methodologies. You'll learn how to prioritize user needs and behaviors throughout the design process, from research and ideation to prototyping and testing. Additionally, you’ll be able to identify how visual design choices effect user’s perceptions and interpretation of a design. Through hands-on exercises and case studies, you'll gain practical experience in applying these principles to real-world design challenges, fostering a deep understanding of the user-centric mindset that drives successful design solutions.
Learning Outcomes:
This immersive sprint will introduce you to the foundational principles of design thinking and user-centered design methodologies. You'll learn how to prioritize user needs and behaviors throughout the design process, from research and ideation to prototyping and testing. Additionally, you’ll be able to identify how visual design choices effect user’s perceptions and interpretation of a design. Through hands-on exercises and case studies, you'll gain practical experience in applying these principles to real-world design challenges, fostering a deep understanding of the user-centric mindset that drives successful design solutions.
Learning Outcomes:
- Identify and adjust visual design to match the intended contexs
- Implement user-centered design processes and techniques
- Conduct user research to gather insights and validate solutions
- Develop empathy for users and stakeholders
Sprint 2: User flows and Information Architecture
Designing intuitive and user-friendly experiences requires carefully crafting user flows and organizing content and features into effective information architectures. This sprint will equip you with the skills to design optimal user flows for various scenarios and create information architectures that prioritize user needs and behaviors. You'll also learn how to conduct user testing to validate your flows and architectures, ensuring that your designs are aligned with user mental models and expectations.
Learning Outcomes:
Sprint 3. User Personas and Journey Mapping
Developing a deep understanding of your target users is essential for creating user-centric designs. In this sprint, you'll learn how to create detailed user personas based on research insights and data. Additionally, you'll explore techniques for mapping user journeys, identifying pain points, and uncovering opportunities for design improvements. By creating these powerful tools, you'll be able to represent user behaviors, goals, and needs effectively, ensuring that your design solutions are tailored to the specific needs of your target audience.
Learning Outcomes:
Sprint 4: UX Research Methods
Effective user research is the cornerstone of user-centered design. In this sprint, you'll explore various UX research methods, such as user interviews, usability testing, and contextual inquiry. You'll learn how to plan, conduct, and analyze these research activities to gather valuable user insights and validate design decisions. Through practical exercises and case studies, you'll develop the skills necessary to uncover user needs, behaviors, and pain points, laying the foundation for creating successful user experiences.
Learning Outcomes:
Designing intuitive and user-friendly experiences requires carefully crafting user flows and organizing content and features into effective information architectures. This sprint will equip you with the skills to design optimal user flows for various scenarios and create information architectures that prioritize user needs and behaviors. You'll also learn how to conduct user testing to validate your flows and architectures, ensuring that your designs are aligned with user mental models and expectations.
Learning Outcomes:
- Design optimal user flows for various scenarios and use cases
- Organize content and features into effective information architectures
- Conduct user testing to validate flows and architectures
- Iterate designs based on user feedback and usability insights
Sprint 3. User Personas and Journey Mapping
Developing a deep understanding of your target users is essential for creating user-centric designs. In this sprint, you'll learn how to create detailed user personas based on research insights and data. Additionally, you'll explore techniques for mapping user journeys, identifying pain points, and uncovering opportunities for design improvements. By creating these powerful tools, you'll be able to represent user behaviors, goals, and needs effectively, ensuring that your design solutions are tailored to the specific needs of your target audience.
Learning Outcomes:
- Create detailed user personas based on research insights and data
- Map out user journeys and identify pain points and opportunities
- Utilize personas and journey maps to inform design decisions
- Communicate user insights effectively to stakeholders
Sprint 4: UX Research Methods
Effective user research is the cornerstone of user-centered design. In this sprint, you'll explore various UX research methods, such as user interviews, usability testing, and contextual inquiry. You'll learn how to plan, conduct, and analyze these research activities to gather valuable user insights and validate design decisions. Through practical exercises and case studies, you'll develop the skills necessary to uncover user needs, behaviors, and pain points, laying the foundation for creating successful user experiences.
Learning Outcomes:
- Plan and conduct effective user interviews and contextual inquiries
- Design and execute usability testing studies
- Analyze qualitative and quantitative research data
- Derive actionable insights and recommendations from research findings
Sprint 5. Wireframing and Prototyping
In this sprint, you'll master advanced wireframing and prototyping techniques using industry-standard tools like Sketch, Figma, and InVision. You'll learn how to create detailed wireframes and interactive prototypes that effectively communicate design concepts and facilitate user testing. Through hands-on exercises and critiques, you'll develop the ability to iterate designs based on user feedback, ensuring that your solutions are user-centric and validated.
Learning Outcomes:
Sprint 6. Interactive and Motion Design
Creating engaging and visually compelling user interfaces often involves incorporating interactive and motion design elements. In this sprint, you'll dive into the principles and techniques of interactive design, learning how to design interactive UI components and microinteractions that provide intuitive feedback and enhance the overall user experience. Additionally, you'll explore motion design principles and techniques, enabling you to create smooth transitions, animations, and visual cues that guide users through your interfaces.
Learning Outcomes:
Sprint 7. Design Systems and Accessibility
Consistency and accessibility are crucial factors in creating successful user experiences. This sprint will explore the principles and best practices of design systems, which provide a scalable and cohesive framework for designing and building digital products. Additionally, you'll learn about accessibility standards and guidelines, such as WCAG and Section 508, ensuring that your designs are usable for individuals with disabilities and diverse needs.
Learning Outcomes:
In this sprint, you'll master advanced wireframing and prototyping techniques using industry-standard tools like Sketch, Figma, and InVision. You'll learn how to create detailed wireframes and interactive prototypes that effectively communicate design concepts and facilitate user testing. Through hands-on exercises and critiques, you'll develop the ability to iterate designs based on user feedback, ensuring that your solutions are user-centric and validated.
Learning Outcomes:
- Create detailed wireframes and interactive prototypes
- Conduct usability testing with prototypes
- Iterate designs based on user feedback and testing insights
- Communicate design solutions effectively through prototypes
Sprint 6. Interactive and Motion Design
Creating engaging and visually compelling user interfaces often involves incorporating interactive and motion design elements. In this sprint, you'll dive into the principles and techniques of interactive design, learning how to design interactive UI components and microinteractions that provide intuitive feedback and enhance the overall user experience. Additionally, you'll explore motion design principles and techniques, enabling you to create smooth transitions, animations, and visual cues that guide users through your interfaces.
Learning Outcomes:
- Design interactive UI components and microinteractions
- Apply motion design principles for smooth transitions and feedback
- Prototype interactive and animated interfaces
- Enhance user engagement and comprehension through motion design
Sprint 7. Design Systems and Accessibility
Consistency and accessibility are crucial factors in creating successful user experiences. This sprint will explore the principles and best practices of design systems, which provide a scalable and cohesive framework for designing and building digital products. Additionally, you'll learn about accessibility standards and guidelines, such as WCAG and Section 508, ensuring that your designs are usable for individuals with disabilities and diverse needs.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand design system principles and best practices
- Apply accessibility guidelines (WCAG, Section 508, etc.)
- Ensure designs are usable for users with disabilities
- Develop a consistent and scalable design language
Sprint 8. Ethical and Inclusive Design principles
As designers, it's crucial to consider the ethical implications of our work and strive to create products and services that benefit society. This sprint explores ethical considerations such as data privacy, algorithmic bias, environmental impact, and inclusivity. You'll learn about ethical principles and guidelines, and how to identify and mitigate potential ethical risks and biases in your designs. Through case studies, discussions, and practical exercises, you'll develop a deeper understanding of the ethical and inclusive responsibilities designers hold and the importance of designing with integrity and inclusivity.
Learning Outcomes:
Sprint 9. Integrated Design and Development
This sprint combines key concepts from project management, responsive design, and front-end technologies, equipping you with the skills to plan, manage, and execute design projects efficiently. Through practical exercises, you'll develop a comprehensive understanding of how to integrate design and development processes to ensure successful project outcomes.
Learning Outcomes:
As designers, it's crucial to consider the ethical implications of our work and strive to create products and services that benefit society. This sprint explores ethical considerations such as data privacy, algorithmic bias, environmental impact, and inclusivity. You'll learn about ethical principles and guidelines, and how to identify and mitigate potential ethical risks and biases in your designs. Through case studies, discussions, and practical exercises, you'll develop a deeper understanding of the ethical and inclusive responsibilities designers hold and the importance of designing with integrity and inclusivity.
Learning Outcomes:
- Apply ethical principles and guidelines in design.
- Identify and mitigate ethical risks and biases.
- Design for data privacy, security, and environmental sustainability.
- Implement inclusive design for diverse users.
- Conduct accessibility audits and champion inclusivity in design.
Sprint 9. Integrated Design and Development
This sprint combines key concepts from project management, responsive design, and front-end technologies, equipping you with the skills to plan, manage, and execute design projects efficiently. Through practical exercises, you'll develop a comprehensive understanding of how to integrate design and development processes to ensure successful project outcomes.
Learning Outcomes:
- Plan and manage design projects and timelines effectively.
- Understand and apply responsive web design principles.
- Implement basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for front-end development.
- Facilitate design critiques and stakeholder reviews.
- Design adaptive interfaces for various screen sizes and resolutions.
- Communicate design rationales and obtain stakeholder buy-in.
- Optimize designs for performance and usability on different devices.
- Collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams.
In this culminating sprint, you'll apply the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program to a comprehensive capstone project. You'll engage in an end-to-end design process, starting with user research and progressing through ideation, prototyping, and final design presentations. This hands-on experience will simulate real-world design challenges and provide you with invaluable practice in tackling complex design problems. You'll receive peer reviews and professional feedback, helping you refine your work and prepare for a successful career in UX/UI design.
Learning Outcomes:
Learning Outcomes:
- Conduct user research and derive insights
- Ideate and prototype design solutions
- Present and defend final designs to peers and professionals
- Iterate designs based on feedback and usability testing
- Develop a portfolio-ready design case study
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In our UX/UI Design bootcamp, you’ll learn:
- Design thinking and user-centered design
- UX research and data analysis
- Wireframing and prototyping with tools like Sketch and Figma
- Visual design tools and concepts, including typography and color theory
- Front-end tools like HTML, CSS, and basic JavaScript
- Creation and testing of user flows and information architecture
- Responsive and adaptive design techniques
- Lean and Agile project management
- Ethical and inclusive design
A UX Designer has a more strategic role, dealing with the overall experience of using a product, managing the user’s journey through the product in different scenarios. A UI Designer is more involved in production, focusing on the specifics of the interface used to interact with the product.
You don’t need any design skills or experience to join our UX/UI Design bootcamp. Like all our bootcamps, it’s beginner-friendly, with the first two weeks devoted to design fundamentals. Even if you’re not particularly tech-savvy, all our bootcamps offer optional computer literacy and AI courses to get you up to speed.
In addition to all the hands-on tasks and learning projects throughout the bootcamp, you’ll spend your last 2 weeks working on a comprehensive capstone project. A perfect case study for your portfolio, the capstone project requires an end-to-end design process. You’ll start with user research and progress through ideation, prototyping, and final design presentations. This project simulates real-world design challenges and provides budding UX designers with invaluable practice in tackling complex design problems.
You will get a TripleTen certificate upon completing the bootcamp.
Starting a new career is what TripleTen bootcamps are for. We make sure that you graduate with skills, a portfolio, and the professional knowhow to get your first job!
We believe that our UX/UI Design bootcamp offers phenomenal value. For the cost of a (very cheap) used car, you get an industry-focused curriculum, 1-on-1 guidance, crucial job search support, and access to a thousands-strong alumni network. All you need is 15-20 hours a week, 5 months, and the dedication to finish the program and pursue your job search!
After you complete the curriculum, our career coaches will spend some weeks making sure that you’re prepared for the job search. Once you’re job-hunting, the career coaches check in regularly to help and keep you on track. They’ll also help you negotiate the first offer of your UX/UI design career, and help you settle into your new job.
Right now, TripleTen’s UX/UI Design bootcamp accepts upfront payments and installment plans.