This course introduces students to the world of modern web design, beginning with an understanding of what web design is, its types, and the distinction between web designers and developers. Learners explore fundamental design principles such as spacing, alignment, color theory, typography, and visual hierarchy, all of which are essential for creating balanced and impactful layouts. As the program progresses, students move into advanced concepts like branding consistency, accessibility, and mobile-first design while mastering grids, layouts, and responsive techniques through media queries.

Practical modules cover the use of Figma, including artboards, frames, components, and prototyping, ensuring that learners gain hands-on experience in creating professional UI/UX designs. Alongside design, the course provides essential training in HTML and CSS, covering structure, styling, flexbox, and grid systems, enabling students to convert their designs into functional web pages. The program also emphasizes project-based learning, where students design and build their own responsive websites, host them using platforms like GitHub Pages, Netlify, or Vercel, and showcase their work on Behance, Dribbble, and LinkedIn. By combining design theory with practical execution, the course ensures graduates are ready to present themselves as professional web designers.