Design Experiences That Actually Matter
We teach UX design through real projects and authentic challenges. Our students learn by solving problems that mirror what they'll face in their careers - not through outdated theory or generic exercises.
Explore Our ProgramsReal Skills for Real Challenges
Every project in our curriculum comes from actual client work. You'll tackle the same problems professional UX designers face daily.
Research That Uncovers Truth
Learn interview techniques that get past surface-level answers. Practice with real users who have actual problems to solve. No role-playing or made-up scenarios here.
Prototypes That Test Ideas
Build prototypes that answer specific questions about user behavior. We focus on testing assumptions quickly rather than creating pixel-perfect mockups that nobody validates.
Design Systems That Scale
Understanding how design decisions affect entire product ecosystems. You'll work with existing design systems and learn when to follow patterns versus when to innovate.
Learning from People Who've Been There
Our instructors aren't just teachers - they're practicing UX professionals who bring current industry challenges into the classroom. When they share a case study, it's from work they completed last month, not five years ago.
"The best learning happens when you're working on problems that matter to real people. That's why every assignment connects to genuine user needs."
We maintain partnerships with local companies specifically to provide our students with authentic project experiences. This means you'll graduate with portfolio pieces that demonstrate actual impact, not just design skills.
Your Path to UX Mastery
Our next comprehensive program begins September 2025, with applications opening May 2025
Foundation & User Research
Master the fundamentals of user-centered design thinking. Learn research methodologies that reveal user needs and validate assumptions through direct interaction with real users.
Design & Prototyping
Develop your design process from concept to prototype. Work with industry-standard tools while focusing on solving problems rather than creating beautiful interfaces.
Testing & Iteration
Learn to validate your design decisions through user testing. Practice iterating based on real feedback and understanding when changes improve user outcomes.
Portfolio & Professional Practice
Build a portfolio that tells the story of your design thinking. Learn to communicate your process and decisions to stakeholders, clients, and development teams.
Learning Alongside Future Colleagues
UX design isn't a solo discipline. Throughout the program, you'll collaborate with classmates on group projects, peer reviews, and design critiques that mirror professional design team dynamics.
Weekly Design Reviews
Present your work and provide constructive feedback to peers, building communication skills essential for design roles.
Cross-Functional Projects
Work with students from our development programs on integrated projects that simulate real workplace collaboration.
Industry Mentorship
Connect with practicing UX professionals who provide guidance on career development and portfolio refinement.
Alumni Network
Join our community of graduates working at design agencies, tech companies, and product teams across Taiwan.
Sarah Chen
Lead UX Instructor
Former design lead at three Taiwan startups. Specializes in design research and user testing methodologies.
Maya Rodriguez
Senior Design Mentor
Product designer with eight years experience at enterprise software companies. Teaches design systems and interaction design.
Ready to start your UX design journey with us?
Get Program DetailsBuilding Skills That Transfer
Our approach focuses on fundamental design thinking that applies across industries and product types, not just current tools or trends.
Problem-Solving Over Tool Mastery
While you'll learn current design tools, our emphasis is on developing analytical thinking and problem-solving approaches that remain valuable as technology evolves. We teach principles that help you adapt to new challenges.
Context-Aware Design
Understanding how cultural, business, and technical constraints influence design decisions. You'll practice designing for different contexts and learning to balance user needs with real-world limitations.