UX Design and Web Portfolio Fundamentals for Non-Majors

Transitioning into the digital design space can feel overwhelming when you do not have a formal design degree. This text-based course demystifies the user experience landscape, giving you the exact conceptual tools needed to think like a professional designer from day one. You will understand how to structure user-friendly web layouts, apply modern usability principles, and document your design decisions in a compelling project portfolio. What you'll learn: - Understand foundational UX terminology, user psychology, and design thinking frameworks. - Apply core web design principles, including typography, visual hierarchy, and grid systems. - Create clear user flows, wireframes, and information architectures for web projects. - Implement modern accessibility standards and responsive design patterns for inclusive experiences. - Structure a professional design portfolio that clearly communicates your problem-solving process. The course begins with core definitions and design theory before guiding you through the step-by-step process of planning web projects and writing clear case studies. You will practice through written exercises and conceptual challenges designed to build your design confidence. This course is designed entirely for beginners, non-majors, and professionals from other fields looking to transition into UX design, with no prior design experience required. Start reading today to build your foundation in user experience and web design.