Good thinking.
Demonstrated.
- Find the right problem
- Make decisions you can explain
- See the bigger product
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You’re not starting from zero. You’re starting with half the toolkit.
A ten-module bridge from graphic design into UI/UX, built for how Indian product teams hire. Leave with two case studies and a job search under way.
Read these four. If one sounds like you, this is built for you.
You already have the eye, the type sense and the production discipline. This course builds the other half.
Systems, research, information architecture and testing are taught from first principles, on real products.
The course is built to close exactly that gap, without treating you as a blank slate.
A full module on the Indian market: real platforms, realistic salary ranges and a six-stage interview.
Not for you if you have no design practice yet. Start with Zero to Hero in Product Design; this course assumes real design judgment already exists.
Four things you can open in an interview, send to a recruiter or put on your profile. The certificate comes at the end.
A Splitwise redesign and PagePal, an original AI concept.
Your graphic-design strengths, tied to specific UX skills.
Your background, told the way a UX hiring manager reads it.
A plan for the Indian market, already under way.
The course opens with Lesson 1.2: an audit of the skills you already have, mapped one by one to where each shows up on a product screen.
Built on evidence-led advocacy and real success metrics, grounded in three Indian product examples.
| You already have | On a product screen, it becomes | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Typographic hierarchy | Screen hierarchy and type scales | Transfers |
| Colour theory | Colour systems, semantics and modes | Transfers |
| Composition | Layout grids and spacing | Transfers |
| Brand consistency | Design systems and components | Transfers |
| Client communication | Stakeholder and PM conversations | Transfers |
| User research | Taught from first principles | New to you |
| Information architecture | Taught from first principles | New to you |
| Interaction states | Taught from first principles | New to you |
| Usability testing | Taught from first principles | New to you |
Illustration. Teaching material, not a real learner record.
Every example is an app you already have on your phone.
Lesson 1.2 is a structured audit of your graphic-design skills, mapped one by one to where they show up on a product screen.
Zomato, Swiggy, Myntra, PhonePe, CRED and Zerodha Kite are the teaching material, and the job module uses the Indian market you’re applying into.
Agile, scope negotiation, handoff and defending a decision get a full module, because that’s where most career switches stall.
44 lessons in a fixed order, and the work you’ll have made by the end of each module.
Every module, every lesson and what you make in each, in one PDF. Read it tonight, share it with your manager, decide tomorrow.
Audit what transfers, learn what is new, and finish with work a hiring manager can open.
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See what you’ve completed, check what you understand, and know what to work on next. Certified on reasoning, not attendance.
Example figures, not a real learner record. A stage, never a public score.
Where the course makes a different choice, side by side.
You’re not learning alone.
COCO reads the lesson you’re on, then meets you in the mood the moment needs. It can be wrong, and it says so when it is unsure.
Mentorship levels 1 to 3 come with your course.
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See the person. Then design the product.
Research, visual craft and the reasoning that connects them. In this course Megha takes you from the eye you already have to the decisions a product team will ask you to defend.
No. It assumes your visual judgment and builds the half of product design you haven’t practised yet.
Yes. The apps, the job platforms, the salary research and the interview loop are all calibrated to the Indian market.
Two case studies: a full Splitwise redesign and PagePal, an original AI reading companion with its own visual system.
No. Module 4 teaches it from the interface up, on Paisa, one consistent practice file.
Yes. COCO, the Mentor Desk and live office hours come with your course.
Start today. Go at your own pace. Keep it for life, and leave with two case studies and a job search under way.
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Not ready yet? Get the free syllabusPaisa, Tiffin, PagePal and every person in the illustrations are fictional; Splitwise appears as a learner redesign exercise.