News - Posted 03 December, 2024

Level Up: UI & UX Design Courses

Unlock Your Creative Edge

UI and UX design are now core skills in digital creativity. At Lolli Media in Hong Kong, we’ve built a set of courses for students, aspiring designers, teachers and professionals who want to learn practical skills they can actually use.
We keep classes small. Every course is hands-on, run with Figma and industry tools, and guided by our design team whom have worked with large corporations such as The Henderson Group, Sun Hung Kai Properties, Emperor Group, Swire Group and MTR Corporation. You’ll leave with work you can put into a portfolio, not just theory.

1. Introduction to UI & UX Design

A six-week starter course for anyone new to design. By the end, you’ll understand how design solves problems and you’ll have a working prototype to show.

What you’ll learn

Weeks 1–2: UX basics, from user research and personas to simple journey maps.
Weeks 3–4: UI principles, including colour, typography and layout.
Weeks 5–6: Create your first prototype and refine it with feedback.

2. Intermediate UI & UX Design

An eight-week course for those who already know the basics and want to go further. This course prepares you to work with others on professional projects, whether as a freelancer or in an agency.

What you’ll learn

Weeks 1–3: Usability testing, accessibility and user feedback methods.
Weeks 4–5: Advanced Figma techniques such as auto-layout and components.
Weeks 6–8: A team project, redesigning a real site or app and presenting the results.

3. Advanced UI & UX Design

For experienced designers or educators who want to lead. This eight-week programme looks at design strategy and emerging trends. Graduates finish with the skills to shape digital strategy and lead projects.

What it includes:

Weeks 1–2: Design systems, AI-driven personalisation and ethics in UX.
Weeks 3–5: Micro-interactions, Figma plugins and cross-platform consistency.
Weeks 6–8: A capstone project, from concept to high-fidelity prototype, with presentations for stakeholders.