Become a UI/UX Designer in 2026 — Real Projects, Components, Auto Layout, and AI Tools
InstructorMuhammad IqbalInstruction includes real-world application through app MVPs, landing page revamps, and client meeting recordings to demonstrate professional workflows.
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An instructor introduces the course curriculum alongside a slide detailing specific learning outcomes, including designing real apps, using Figma professionally, and building design systems.
The instructor explains why the course stands out by focusing on real-world projects, collaborative screen design, and practical market knowledge rather than just theory.
The instructor Muhammad Iqbal welcomes viewers to a comprehensive UI/UX design course for 2025, promising to teach everything from scratch with clear on-screen text.
The daily cadence covers essential tool mechanics including auto layout, components, variants, and the creation of typography and color styles.
The curriculum lacks comprehensive coverage of prototyping mechanics, such as input interactions or advanced animation techniques.
Instruction focuses heavily on UI execution, leaving gaps in user research, wireframing, and core UX psychology.
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The content aligns well with the needs of beginners looking for a practical introduction to UI design and Figma.