Role-Based Programme
RB1228

AI for UX/UI Design

Smarter User Research, Experience Design & Interface Ideation

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Duration
4 Hours
Level
Awareness
Delivery
Instructor-Led
Format
Awareness Session

Programme Objectives

  • Understand how AI can support UX/UI Design across research, ideation, information architecture, content, prototyping, and design reviews.
  • Explore practical AI applications for analysing user needs, generating design ideas, improving UX copy, and evaluating interface concepts.
  • Apply structured prompting techniques to create user scenarios, journey insights, wireframe concepts, content variations, and design-review questions.
  • Use AI to improve productivity across UX research, design exploration, documentation, stakeholder communication, and iterative design work.
  • Recognise accessibility, bias, privacy, originality, usability, and human-validation requirements when using AI in UX/UI Design.

Tools covered

Generative AI AssistantsAI Search & ResearchUser Research AnalysisPersona & Journey SupportUX WritingInformation ArchitectureWireframe IdeationUI Content GenerationDesign Critique SupportAI-Powered Prototyping & Visualization Tools

Who should attend

  • UX Designers
  • UI Designers
  • Product Designers
  • UX/UI Designers
  • Interaction Designers
  • Visual Designers
  • UX Researchers
  • Information Architects
  • UX Writers
  • Product Managers
  • Product Owners
  • Design Researchers
  • Digital Experience Designers
  • Design Operations Professionals
  • UX/UI Design Team Leads

Prerequisites & Participant Readiness

  • Basic understanding of user experience, interface design, or digital products
  • Familiarity with user journeys, wireframes, prototypes, or design systems is helpful
  • Basic visual, analytical, and communication skills
  • No programming or technical AI knowledge required
  • No previous AI-tool experience required

TOC Modules

Concepts
  • Understanding Generative AI and its relevance to UX and UI Design
  • Exploring AI applications across user research, ideation, UX writing, wireframing, and design critique
  • Understanding the difference between AI assistance, design tools, automation, and designer judgement
  • Recognising AI limitations, hallucinated user needs, generic interfaces, and biased design suggestions
Practical activities
  • Identifying high-value AI applications across a typical UX/UI workflow
  • Comparing a traditional design task with an AI-assisted approach

Scenarios

User Research to Experience Concept

User Feedback → AI-Assisted Theme Analysis → User Needs → Journey Pain Points → User Flow → Screen Ideas → Experience Concept

Participants use AI to analyse sample user feedback, identify important needs and pain points, and transform the findings into an initial user-flow and interface concept for further validation.

Existing Interface to UX/UI Improvement Brief

Existing Screen → AI-Assisted Review → Usability Gaps → UX Copy → Accessibility Considerations → Design Alternatives → Improvement Brief

Participants use AI to review a sample interface, identify potential usability and communication issues, and create a structured improvement brief for designer and stakeholder review.

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