Skillcrush – UI/UX Designer Career Track

Thinking about a career in UI/UX design, but overwhelmed by where to start?
If you’re new to tech and unsure which skills matter, the Skillcrush User Interface (UI) / User Experience (UX) Designer Career Track gives you a clear, supported path from beginner to job-ready – no prior experience needed.
This career track is designed for you if you want:
A clear, step-by-step learning path that fits into your life
To focus on the essential UI/UX skills without information overload
Hands-on projects that help everything click
A job-ready portfolio so you can apply with confidence
Trying to learn UI/UX design on your own is exhausting
When you’re learning on your own, it can be hard to know where to start, who to trust, or what skills are most essential. Not to mention that you don’t have anyone to offer feedback on your work or suggestions on how to improve.
Can you relate to any of the following?
Every article or video offers different advice
You’re not sure where to start or what to learn next
You don’t have a way to get feedback on your work to know how you’re doing
It’s hard to track your progress and see how close you are to being job-ready
You're missing an easy-to-follow path into UI/UX design
Imagine a different experience. One where you can learn at your own pace, but have a path laid out to learn the key skills you need to work in UI/UX design. A way to expand your knowledge and practice with projects, getting feedback from mentors along the way.
Worried about not having experience? UX design actually thrives on the skills you already use every day, like:
Some of our most successful designers started in fields like:
Thinking about a career in UI/UX design, but overwhelmed by where to start?
If you’re new to tech and unsure which skills matter, the Skillcrush User Interface (UI) / User Experience (UX) Designer Career Track gives you a clear, supported path from beginner to job-ready – no prior experience needed.
This career track is designed for you if you want:
A clear, step-by-step learning path that fits into your life
To focus on the essential UI/UX skills without information overload
Hands-on projects that help everything click
A job-ready portfolio so you can apply with confidence
Trying to learn UI/UX design on your own is exhausting
When you’re learning on your own, it can be hard to know where to start, who to trust, or what skills are most essential. Not to mention that you don’t have anyone to offer feedback on your work or suggestions on how to improve.
Can you relate to any of the following?
Every article or video offers different advice
You’re not sure where to start or what to learn next
You don’t have a way to get feedback on your work to know how you’re doing
It’s hard to track your progress and see how close you are to being job-ready
You're missing an easy-to-follow path into UI/UX Design
Imagine a different experience. One where you can learn at your own pace, but have a path laid out to learn the key skills you need to work in UI/UX design. A way to expand your knowledge and practice with projects, getting feedback from mentors along the way.
Worried about not having experience? UX design actually thrives on the skills you already use every day, like:
Some of our most successful designers started in fields like:
I was always drawn to design and never felt confident enough to pursue it as a career.When I started Skillcrush I was unemployed with my most recent job being hospital data entry. I very well may have had all of the skills from the courses - or may have forgotten the ones I didn't already know, but Skillcrush did more for me than that.
I needed a bit of hand-holding. I needed the extra push. I needed to know the skills I had were enough for the job. I needed projects employers would want to see. I needed to be able to explain my projects in a way that showcased my process and my skills. Skillcrush gave me all that.Niki Haynes, Digital Creative Designer, Bass Pro Shops
I was always drawn to design and never felt confident enough to pursue it as a career.When I started Skillcrush I was unemployed with my most recent job being hospital data entry. I very well may have had all of the skills from the courses - or may have forgotten the ones I didn't already know, but Skillcrush did more for me than that.
I needed a bit of hand-holding. I needed the extra push. I needed to know the skills I had were enough for the job. I needed projects employers would want to see. I needed to be able to explain my projects in a way that showcased my process and my skills. Skillcrush gave me all that.Niki Haynes, Digital Creative Designer, Bass Pro Shops