Design
FreeUI Design Fundamentals
Learn the visual rules behind clean interfaces — colour, typography, spacing, and layout that anyone can apply.
Beginner · 13 lessons · 7 hours · English + Urdu
Design
Design clean, user-friendly interfaces and prototypes with modern design tools.
14 weeks at ~2 hours/day · Beginner · 8 skills · Free
UI/UX designers decide how apps and websites look, feel and flow for the people using them. This roadmap teaches design fundamentals, user research basics, and Figma — from your first wireframe to a clickable prototype and a small portfolio — in about 14 weeks, with no drawing talent or design degree required.
Weeks 1–3
Project: Redesign a familiar app screen
Weeks 4–6
Project: Wireframes for a complete app idea
Weeks 7–11
Project: A high-fidelity app design with prototype
Weeks 12–14
Project: Portfolio with two case studies
Design
FreeLearn the visual rules behind clean interfaces — colour, typography, spacing, and layout that anyone can apply.
Beginner · 13 lessons · 7 hours · English + Urdu
Design
FreeGo from pretty screens to products people can actually use — user research, wireframes, and clickable prototypes in Figma.
All Levels · 12 lessons · 8 hours · English
No. UI/UX design is about structure, clarity and understanding users — not illustration. If you can arrange elements neatly and explain your choices, you can learn this.
UX (user experience) is how the product works: the flow, the steps, how easy it feels. UI (user interface) is how it looks: layout, colour, typography. Employers usually hire for both together, and this roadmap teaches both.
Figma — the industry-standard design tool. It is free to start and runs in your browser, so you need nothing to install.
Most learners following this roadmap can handle small freelance projects — landing pages, app screens — near the end of the 14 weeks, once their portfolio case studies are ready.