Interface & UI Design

UI Design: Visual Systems That Convert and Communicate

Design Interfaces That Look Intentional and Work Effortlessly

12 lessons4 modules8h 55m durationintermediate level

Instructor: StretchLearn Faculty

About this course

This course treats UI design as a craft of decisions: where things go, how they relate, what they say without words. You will work through grid systems, typographic hierarchy, color theory applied to interface, spacing tokens, component anatomy, and the logic of design systems. Every module is grounded in real examples and transferable frameworks, not software tutorials.

Curriculum

Module 1: Layout and the Grid3 lessons

The 12-Column Grid: Why It Works and How to Use ItPreview40m
The 8-Point Spacing System: Consistency Without Counting🔒38m
Responsive Layout Thinking: Designing Across Breakpoints🔒45m

Module 2: Typography and Visual Hierarchy3 lessons

Building a Type Scale That Actually Works🔒42m
Hierarchy Without Size: Weight, Color, and Spacing as Signal🔒40m
Typeface Pairing and Readability in Context🔒43m

Module 3: Color Systems and Accessibility3 lessons

Building an Interface Color System from Scratch🔒48m
Contrast, Accessibility, and the WCAG Standards That Matter🔒44m
Semantic Color and Dark Mode Logic🔒46m

Module 4: Components and Design Systems3 lessons

Component Anatomy: States, Variants, and Spacing🔒50m
Designing Forms That People Actually Complete🔒47m
Assembling a Lightweight Design System🔒52m