UX/UI design

The goal in this field is to make digital products more convenient and effective for users. Lessons are held twice a week, each lasting 1 hour, over a total period of 6 months. Achieve success in the professional world with the UX/UI design courses at Maestro School!

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Learning Program

The lessons encourage students to collaborate and engage in discussions about design problems. This helps students develop teamwork skills. Each student compiles the work they create throughout the course into a portfolio, which gives them an advantage when seeking jobs in the future.

Tools you will use

Figma

Creative processes and solutions

At Maestro School, students are taught the design thinking methodology, which helps find creative solutions to problems.

Mobile and web design

Different principles and rules of mobile and web design are taught. This helps students learn how to create accurate and user-friendly designs for various platforms.

Interactive prototypes and animation

Skills for creating interactive prototypes and animations, which are essential requirements of UX/UI design, are taught, making the user experience more engaging and functional.

Study duration

6months

Per week

2times

Each lesson

1hours

Our teachers

Nigar Huseynli

Design and Graphics Specialist | Instructor

Work experience (years):

20+

Workplaces:

Maestro School

Towards achievement

At Maestro School, every lesson, every project, and every experience is the foundation for your child's successful achievements.

Frequently asked questions

UX (User Experience) design focuses on how the user feels while interacting with a product — comfort, speed, and navigation; UI (User Interface) design covers the visual side of that experience — buttons, colors, and icons.

User research, wireframing, prototyping, tools like Figma and Adobe XD, color theory, and typography are the core skills of a UX/UI designer. At Maestro School, all of these skills are taught step by step through real projects.

Course duration varies depending on the chosen program — beginner, intermediate, or intensive. For detailed schedule and pricing information, it is recommended to contact Maestro School directly.

Graphic design focuses primarily on visual aesthetics — logos, posters, and brand materials — while UX/UI design centers on user behavior, interaction, and digital product experience. The two complement each other but require different skill sets.

No, programming knowledge is not mandatory — UX/UI design is built on visual thinking, user psychology, and design tools. However, knowing the basics of HTML/CSS is a major advantage as it enables more effective communication between the designer and deve