AI-Powered UX Design
Design better user experiences faster with AI. Master user research, personas, wireframing, accessibility, and design systems using AI-powered workflows.
What You'll Learn
- Analyze user research faster using AI-powered analysis techniques
- Create detailed user personas backed by real data patterns
- Create and iterate on wireframes and UI copy with AI assistance
- Design accessible interfaces that meet WCAG standards
- Build and maintain design systems more efficiently
- Evaluate usability with AI-assisted testing approaches
Course Syllabus
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of UX design concepts
- Experience with design tools (Figma, Sketch, or similar)
Good UX design takes time. User interviews, competitive analysis, persona development, wireframing, usability testing, accessibility audits, design system documentation. Every step matters, and every step is slow.
Most designers aren’t bottlenecked by creativity. They’re bottlenecked by process. The research that takes two weeks. The personas nobody updates. The accessibility checks that happen too late. The design system docs that are always out of date.
AI doesn’t replace the designer’s eye. But it dramatically compresses the time between question and insight, between idea and iteration, between design and validation.
This course teaches you to use AI at every stage of the UX process, from initial research through final design systems, so you can ship better products faster without cutting corners.
Related Skills
Frequently Asked Questions
Will AI replace UX designers?
Not at all. AI handles the repetitive, time-consuming parts of UX work so you can focus on creative problem-solving and strategic thinking. The best designers use AI as a force multiplier.
Do I need to know how to code?
No coding required. This course focuses on design workflows, research methods, and creative processes. Some lessons reference front-end concepts, but no coding skills are needed.
Which design tools does this course use?
The techniques are tool-agnostic. Whether you use Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, or something else, you'll be able to apply everything you learn.
Is this course about AI-generated art or layouts?
No. This is about using AI to think better about UX problems: faster research synthesis, smarter personas, better copy, stronger accessibility. The design decisions remain yours.