Short course | Beginner friendly | Online/On-campus
Design Operations
Gain hands-on skills in UI design and learn how to create user-centered digital products
What you'll learn?
Design Operations
Duration
1 week
Next course
18 May 2026 – 20 May 2026
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Why take this course?
- Hands-on UI projects
- Learn from industry experts
- Globally recognized certificate
- Flexible learning options
What you’ll learn
Week 1
Usability testing
What is DesignOPs?
Design briefs, critique sessions and design QA
Tooling: Figma, Jira, Notion, Zeplin, Trello
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How it works
Attend live/online classes
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Complete assignments & projects
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Earn your ADA UX certificate
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Meet Your Instructors
Josh Grant
UI UX Designer
Product Design Team Lead | UX/UI Lecturer
Josh Grant is a senior product designer with extensive experience in UX/UI design, product strategy, and user-centred digital experiences. He currently leads a product design team in the fintech sector, working across UX strategy, design systems, and end-to-end product journeys.
With a background spanning design, web development, and computer science, Josh brings strong industry insight into the classroom. At ADA, he focuses on practical, real-world UX/UI skills aligned with current industry standards and professional workflows.
“Where this course can take you
Kickstart a career in UX
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Enhance your design portfolio
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Work in product, design, or research roles
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Josh’s passion and interest in teaching paired with incredible knowledge of UI design, made this a very valuable course. I feel very confident using Figma after the course.” - Carmen Coetzer
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Ready to start your UX journey?
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