3-day course

Certified UX Design and AI course in Oslo

10–12 Jun 2025, 10:00–17:00 (local time)
🇳🇴 Oslo 0161, Norway
Beginners–Intermediate
6,006 SR–12,037 SR (you can Pay in 3)

👉🏼 Book now places are limited

What's on

Want your UX design as perfect as pølse i lompe? 🌭

Join our CPD-accredited 3-day workshop on UX and AI in Oslo 🇳🇴 with project work run by an ex-Microsoft senior UX designer from London 🇬🇧.

Book fast — places are disappearing faster than the sun on a summer day in Norway.

Learn how to run lean business and UX research, prototype responsive UI in Figma and create a design system + prepare usability and A/B tests, and present your work to business stakeholders. And because we like working smarter, not harder, we'll also explore how AI can boost your design workflow.

🗓️ Day 1 — UX research, user journey mapping, usability and A/B testing, conversion tracking + practical exercises.

🗓️ Day 2 — Hands-on project work, prototyping UI of a mobile app in Figma, using 12-column grid, creating a design system + testing on a real device.

🗓️ Day 3 — More hands-on project work, designing a desktop software from scratch + techniques on how to streamline your design process with AI.

💼 You'll work on various projects with plenty of practical exercises and receive real-time feedback by your tutor.

📍 The classes are run in-person at Stortingsgata 20, 0161 Oslo, Norway. 🍴 Lunch, tea, coffee, and water provided throughout the day.

Who runs it

Sergei – UX designer & entrepreneur with 20+ years of experience working with Microsoft, Heathrow and British Gas.

Our students rate us ‘Excellent’.
Come see why for yourself.

As a graphic designer I wanted to gain more of an insight into the world of UX/UI design and I was definitely given the knowledge and tools to be able to apply them into my day to day role.

Shauna

I took this course as a content designer wanting to learn more about UI and UX. Most other courses don't offer certificates but this one did. So it's great to have actual evidence to place on my CV, LinkedIn and online portfolio.

Jordan

This was a fantastic week of learning. Each tutor was incredibly helpful. Would highly recommend to anyone wanting to start a career in UX and or UI.

Izzy

I did the UX writing course and it was exactly what I needed. I'm looking forward to finishing the UX/UI cycle with the school of ux and upping this to a 5-star review.

Cerise

Day 1 — UX design

We'll show you how to carry out user research, map user journeys, run usability and A/B testing, track conversions and more. With hands-on practice. Show more Show less

User Experience design process
for you to have a lean, robust & effective workflow across your projects and company
UX versus UI
to explain important differences between designing pretty User Interface and understanding & solving actual user's problems
using AI in UX design
techniques for more effective design with the help Artificial Intelligence
carrying out user research and reporting findings
to understand users, their needs and challenges using surveys and interviews
mapping user journeys
to understand how users navigate through the system, find out about their feelings any pain-points
usability testing remotely & in person
to validate assumptions and test product directly with users before spending time and financial resources on coding
A/B testing
to compare two or more design variations and pick the best performing one (instead of arguing with fellow teammates)
analytics
to measure performance of your design: setting goals and tracking conversions in order to turn visitors into customers

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The School of UX, students connecting via Zoom on day 1 of the remote UX course

The School of UX, slide from day 1 of UX course comparing UX and UI

The School of UX, design process covered throughout the courses

The School of UX, lean canvas covered as part of day 1 of the UX course

The School of UX, user journey mapping exercise on day 1 of the UX course

The School of UX, A/B testing techniques

Day 2 — UI design

You'll learn numerous User Interface design principles, how to make your UI responsive, create a style guide, and more. All with practical exercises. Show more Show less

core UI design principles & process
to understand where User Interface design sits in a process and essential design fundamentals
typography and mapping content
knowing when to use px and em, n-dash and m-dash, how to embed fonts and to avoid faux fonts, making your content legible
using and optimising hi-fi graphics
understanding which media format to use when (raster versus vector), and how to optimise it for the best performance with @2x, @3x
layout using responsive 12-column grid
to make sure your design works across different devices, benefitting from mobile-first approach
creating a style guide as part of the design system
creating a style guide of UI elements to have consistent design across your systems, overview of design libraries
how to work with software developers
to ensure your design is technically feasible to implement, understanding technical constraints

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The School of UX, students completing UI exercises as part of day 2 of the in-person course

The School of UX, esponsive UI design exercise on day 2 on UI

The School of UX, creation of UI style guide on day 2 of the course

The School of UX, responsive UI design techniques covered as part of day 2 of the course

The School of UX, padding versus margin explained on day 2 of the course

Day 3 — Prototyping & Project work

You'll create from scratch an interactive prototype of a mobile app or a large-screen kiosk using Figma in under 5 hours. Full-on project work for your portfolio. Show more Show less

using AI in UI design
techniques for more effective design with the help Artificial Intelligence
structuring content
emphasising the importance of starting design with content (not chrome), which is most relevant to users
creating grid layout in Figma app
to visualise concepts bearing in mind different device form factors, including designing responsive UI for mobile
embedding fonts, icons and graphics
to prepare all the assets for prototyping stage and handover to developers
prototyping interactions
creating interactive rapid prototype (no code behind) to be used in-browser as well as real device, optimising for touch
testing on a real device
sharing, testing and giving feedback on a working rapid prototype on your mobile phones
review of UI design tools
overview of the most commonly used apps used by User Interface designers on the market