Most web interfaces fail because they're built by people who never learned the fundamentals. We teach you the principles that make users stick around, engage, and convert – not just pretty designs that win awards.
Explore Programs
Forget theory-heavy courses that leave you confused. Our approach starts with real projects and builds understanding through hands-on practice.
We give you actual interface challenges from day one. No hypothetical exercises. You'll work on real user problems that businesses face every day, learning to think like a designer who has to deliver results.
Learn to create consistent, scalable interfaces by building your own component library. You'll understand why certain patterns work and how to adapt them for different contexts and user needs.
Your designs get tested by actual users throughout the program. You'll learn to interpret feedback, iterate based on real behavior, and develop the instincts that separate good designers from great ones.
Whether you're switching careers or advancing in your current role, we have programs starting in late 2025 and early 2026 that work around your life.
12-week intensive covering interface fundamentals, user research basics, and portfolio development. Perfect for career changers and new designers.
8-week program for experienced designers wanting to master complex interface challenges and system design thinking.
Lead Design Instructor
15 years designing interfaces for Thai startups and international companies. Previously led design teams at three successful tech companies.
After teaching hundreds of designers, I've seen the same mistakes repeated everywhere. Here's what actually works when learning interface design.
Most programs dump color theory and typography rules on students before they understand why these matter. We start with real user problems. Once you see how poor contrast frustrates users, color theory makes perfect sense.
Design challenges about "designing an app for dog walkers" are useless. Instead, we partner with local businesses that need real interface solutions. Your portfolio shows actual impact, not made-up scenarios that fool nobody.
In the real world, stakeholders will hate your best work and love your worst. We teach you to navigate feedback that seems contradictory, extract useful insights from vague complaints, and defend good design decisions professionally.
"The program didn't just teach me design skills – it taught me how to think about user problems. Six months after graduating, I'm leading interface projects at my company."