Online self-study with mentor & Bildungsgutschein
Multi-day courses with trainer – online & onsite
Online self-study with mentor & Bildungsgutschein
Online self-study with mentor & Bildungsgutschein
Multi-day courses with trainer – online & onsite
Online self-study with mentor & Bildungsgutschein
Become a certified UX & UI Designer with us. Expand your expertise by developing skills in . Learn live online or in person with first-class, experienced trainers and earn a state-recognized accredited certificate.
Individually by arrangement
Inhouse Training
Full-time: 3 Days
Part-time: 6 weeks
Full-time: 7 h / day
Part-time: 4 h / week
Beginner & Intermediate
English
German
Anerkanntes Zertifikat
Acquire sustainable knowledge and up-to-date Mobile UX & UI Design skills in a short time, focused on . Learn from an industry expert alongside other professionals the exact skills you need for your daily work. Take the next career step and build solid, practical knowledge in .
Figma
FigJam
Xd
Google
Google Docs
Google Sheets
Google Slides
Gemini
UI Design
Design Patterns
Design System
Screen Design
Micro Interaction
A/B Testing
You apply up-to-date knowledge and solid theory in an interactive, collaborative learning setting and genuinely enjoy the process.
Our trainers are empathetic, pedagogically skilled industry experts with extensive international experience and a passion for teaching.
By participating in the seminar, you will receive high-quality training materials, a comprehensive presentation, numerous templates, best practices, and many valuable tips.
Upon successful completion of the seminar, you will receive an attractive certificate that is state-recognized, enhances your resume, and opens doors.
Through the XDi community, you gain access to an exclusive platform that connects and engages you with other professionals, our alumni, and trainers.
We are a pioneer in digital transformation training across the German-speaking region and have already provided thousands of professionals with new skills.
These companies are training their workforce with us and recruiting our students.
Our Mobile UX & UI Design seminar is aimed at professionals who want to further develop their skills in .
Specialists in their field who want to acquire urgently needed skills, advance their careers, or simply broaden their horizons.
Independent experts who continuously expand their knowledge and learn new techniques to remain competitive and successful in the market.
Department, Team Leaders and Executives who want to maximize their potential and develop themselves and their teams to achieve success together.
Learn from experienced industry specialists and gain valuable knowledge and skills that you can apply directly in practice.
Close knowledge gaps and acquire new skills that you can immediately use in your professional life.
Advance your career, take on new responsibilities, and become a key player in your organization.
Apply your skills, continue developing, and achieve measurable results for yourself, your team, or your clients.
Stay up to date with the latest technologies and acquire skills that help you remain competitive.
In this Mobile UX & UI Design course, you will acquire the most important Mobile UX & UI Design skills based on a curriculum developed by industry experts. The Mobile UX & UI Design training program includes industry-validated, interactive content at university level and plenty of practical experience in real-world projects.
Mobile Lean UX design, and development process
Overview of the main workflow when designing a mobile product, from its conceptualization to launching.
Should it be an app or does a mobile website fit the users needs better?. Not everything needs to be an app. In some cases, a mobile website will do. Learn to choose when to make what.
Practical exercise: Given a product idea, participants will need to decide between making it as a mobile app or mobile web, and explain the benefits of their decision.
Everyone has an idea for an app, but does it worth it? The key aspects to know if you have a good concept in front of you.
A small computer in your pocket, learn how to take advantage of your phone’s hardware potential.
Navigation systems for both web and apps
When structuring your app or site, you need to know how to think navigation from the very beginning of your project.
Practical exercise: Sketching low-fidelity wireframes on paper to accomplish the main flow of the app, and then making a navigable prototype from it.
Similar but different: we’ll learn how the same things are accomplished in both iOS and Android, following each one’s particular conventions.
From touch target sizes, to interaction areas and ways of holding of a device. Learn how all this will affect your design decisions.
Forms, filters and menus are normally used to split information. We’ll review good practices to use them.
Practical exercise: Participants will design a small search system using filters and resources to split information on screen.
Visual design has to adapt to a smaller screen than a desktop, so this will affect the way all visual elements and layout are presented.
Both operating systems base their design decisions on principles. We’ll see how to follow them, and when to break them.
We’ll have a basic introduction to learn the tools that you’ll need to design an UI.
Practical exercise: Designing medium fidelity wireframes, and adding interaction.
An approach on how to design interfaces that change over time, and that have many intermediate states that are often not considered.
Practical exercise: We’ll take a main screen as a base, and participants will design its different loading and intermediate states.
How to use gestures on mobile devices as one of the main ways of interacting with information, and how to make the most of them.
How to use animation with care to make transitions, give feedback and reinforce meaning in specific parts of the product.
An overview of those ‘small’ interface details that could make a big difference when they are designed in a thoughtful way.
Framer is becoming a more and more powerful tool, so we’ll learn how to use its main features to add interaction and animation to prototypes.
Practical exercise: Designing an animation for one part of the app that attendants select.
The designer’s job should also include handling assets to the rest of the team, and we’ll see what to keep into account when doing that.
Mobile Lean UX design, and development process
Overview of the main workflow when designing a mobile product, from its conceptualization to launching.
Should it be an app or does a mobile website fit the users needs better?. Not everything needs to be an app. In some cases, a mobile website will do. Learn to choose when to make what.
Practical exercise: Given a product idea, participants will need to decide between making it as a mobile app or mobile web, and explain the benefits of their decision.
Everyone has an idea for an app, but does it worth it? The key aspects to know if you have a good concept in front of you.
A small computer in your pocket, learn how to take advantage of your phone’s hardware potential.
Navigation systems for both web and apps
When structuring your app or site, you need to know how to think navigation from the very beginning of your project.
Practical exercise: Sketching low-fidelity wireframes on paper to accomplish the main flow of the app, and then making a navigable prototype from it.
Similar but different: we’ll learn how the same things are accomplished in both iOS and Android, following each one’s particular conventions.
From touch target sizes, to interaction areas and ways of holding of a device. Learn how all this will affect your design decisions.
Forms, filters and menus are normally used to split information. We’ll review good practices to use them.
Practical exercise: Participants will design a small search system using filters and resources to split information on screen.
Visual design has to adapt to a smaller screen than a desktop, so this will affect the way all visual elements and layout are presented.
Both operating systems base their design decisions on principles. We’ll see how to follow them, and when to break them.
We’ll have a basic introduction to learn the tools that you’ll need to design an UI.
Practical exercise: Designing medium fidelity wireframes, and adding interaction.
An approach on how to design interfaces that change over time, and that have many intermediate states that are often not considered.
Practical exercise: We’ll take a main screen as a base, and participants will design its different loading and intermediate states.
How to use gestures on mobile devices as one of the main ways of interacting with information, and how to make the most of them.
How to use animation with care to make transitions, give feedback and reinforce meaning in specific parts of the product.
An overview of those ‘small’ interface details that could make a big difference when they are designed in a thoughtful way.
Framer is becoming a more and more powerful tool, so we’ll learn how to use its main features to add interaction and animation to prototypes.
Practical exercise: Designing an animation for one part of the app that attendants select.
The designer’s job should also include handling assets to the rest of the team, and we’ll see what to keep into account when doing that.
Highly recommended
Highest quality
Customer satisfaction
The earlier you book, the cheaper it gets. Take advantage of our early bird rates. Several employees attending an appointment? Then you will receive up to a 15% discount for each employee.
Seminars for employees who want to acquire the necessary skills in a short period of time.
Relevant topics for the future
Hands-on practice
Exciting and interactive
Modern learning methods
Various types of funding
Seminars should focus on achieving clearly defined learning objectives, combined with a positive learning experience. Often, both goals are missed.
Many seminars teach outdated or irrelevant knowledge. At XDi, the focus is on high-quality content and up-to-date topics and techniques.
Seminars are often dry, instructor-centered, and stiff. At XDi, seminars are interactive, engaging, and practical—and you can feel the difference.
Our seminars provide ample opportunity to apply what you’ve learned in practice, as well as to network and exchange ideas with other professionals.
State recognized certificate
Active learning
Up-to-date content
Experienced trainers
Exciting learning experience
Modern learning methods
Countless funding
own community
Thousands of enthusiastic learners have already successfully completed further training with us. See for yourself.
Our trainers are industry experts with extensive experience in various companies, industries, and countries. You will receive exactly the support you need to learn what you want. You will benefit from individuals with in-depth expertise and teaching skills.
>10 years of experience
Industry experts
Extensive expertise
Pedagogical competence
Real personalities
For over 12 years Evi has been working as a UX Designer, UX Researcher, Creative Strategist & Design Thinker for international agencies and well-known clients in the automotive, healthcare, financial and lifestyle sectors. 
Evi finds it exciting to put herself in the shoes of users, to empathize with them and to explore their wishes and needs. Together with her clients, she enjoys developing ideas and new products and then bringing them to life in the form of wireframes and initial prototypes. Her goal is for brands to create relevant products with a positive user experience and to make customers happy.
After successfully completing our training, you will receive the accredited XDi certificate. It stands for quality, competence and ability. It is both a door-opener and career accelerator, recognized worldwide and now enjoys an international reputation.
Nach erfolgreichem Abschluss unserer Weiterbildung erhältst du das begehrte XDi-Zertifikat. Es steht für Qualität, Kompetenz und Können. Es ist Türöffner und Karrierebeschleuniger zugleich, weltweit anerkannt und genießt mittlerweile internationale Reputation.
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