UX UI
Design the APPS
that get the TAPS
Have a creative and analytical brain?
Learn to build beautiful, user-friendly apps
and websites in our 9-month course.
Average wage per hour
$55+
Monthly earning potential
$10,000+
UX/UI design isn’t for everyone
But it might be for you…
Designer at Heart
Gorgeous, sleek design makes you happy. You instinctively know what colors to use and where things should go to make things look beautiful.
Natural Problem Solver
You look at things and think, “there must be another way” or “how can I make that easier, faster, or better?” Because nothing’s worse than things that are overcomplicated.
Detail-Oriented Perfectionist
You care about the little things — the spacing, the effects, the way a layout shifts on mobile. You notice what others miss, and it bugs you when something is just slightly off.
UX/UI brought together everything I loved – tech, psychology, trends, and research.
It was like designing, but with purpose.
The teachers were fantastic. I loved sharing my homework and getting feedback on it. I especially loved the final project; it had less structure, so it was exciting to create my own plan and execute it.
I gained lots of skills along the way: creating gorgeous designs, really listening and understanding people, trying to make things better, problem solving… I’m excited to use them!
– Bruchie P
Good UX/UI means people can
get stuff done quickly and easily
What’s
What’s UX?
User Experience is how an app or website works and functions: how smooth and intuitive it is for users to accomplish their goals.
What’s
What’s UI?
User Interface is how an app or website looks and feels: the colors, buttons, and fonts that make it beautiful and easy to navigate.
Frustrating apps or confusing websites make businesses lose customers, and $$$ – FAST.
Which niche talks to you?
→ Tech Companies
Their apps and platforms are the product.
Bad UX/UI = lost users
→ E-Commerce & Retail Brands
UX affects how easily people browse, buy, and check out.
Bad UX/UI = less sales
→ Service-Based Businesses
Booking, form-filling, or finding info, a smooth experience means they don’t lose people.
Bad UX/UI = customers go elsewhere
→ Non-Profits
Donating has to be easy. If it’s too complicated, people will leave.
Bad UX/UI = less donations
→ Education Platforms
Online learning is all about experience - bad UX/UI means students can’t follow along.
Bad UX/UI = more dropouts
→ Any App
Apps live or die by usability. A clunky app doesn’t get opened again.
Bad UX/UI = a failed app
A career in UX/UI means
Opportunity
In today’s digital world, skilled UX/UI designers are in demand. (Not just any UX/UI designers though. Good ones.)
Flexibility
Work full-time, freelance, or remote – whatever suits your life best.
High-Value Contracts
Take on larger, long-term projects that bring in steady income – without constantly scrambling for smaller jobs.
Real Fulfilment
Use your creativity, problem-solving, and psychology skills to make everyday experiences simpler and better.
It’s not wishful thinking.
It could be your life in just one year from now!
I chose the UX/UI course because it’s more all-encompassing than other design programs. I enjoy the research and different stages – it covers the whole design process, not just one aspect.
The course offered lots of support, and the classes were easy to follow. Both teachers were clear, engaging, and quick to respond. Everything was covered, no important skills were left out.
The homework projects threw me into the deep end… but that’s how I gained real experience and created work I was proud of!
I just finished, and I can already see myself making back my investment pretty quickly.
– Esti Rosenberg
The Complete UX/UI Design Bootcamp
The stuff you’ll be creating
Featuring grad work we’re obsessed with
The stuff you’ll be creating
Discover Phase
Become a UX/UI Insider
Learn research methods that help you understand user’s experiences, pain points and successes.
Conduct usability audits - spotting what’s working and what’s frustrating in your product.
Learn to view websites with a designer’s eye, so you can design smarter than the competition - not just copy them.
Define Phase
The Blueprint of Brilliant Design
Analyze apps and websites to understand structure, logic, and user flow.
Use tools like user flows, affinity diagrams, user personas, journey maps, and storytelling to turn raw research into clear insights.
Learn how to define the real problem - so your design solves it, not just glams it up.
Prototype Phase 1
From Ideas to Visual Reality
Explore creative brainstorming tools like Crazy 8s, Mindmapping, and SCAMPER to come up with strong, original solutions
Start designing in Figma, the main tool you’ll be using. You’ll get comfortable using auto-layout, creating wireframes, and designing for mobile and web.
Apply everything to your first big project: redesign Overstock, a major e-commerce site, to make shopping easier, smoother, and more addictive (in a good way).
Prototype Phase 2
UI Fundamentals – Designing for Impact
Dive deeper into UI design: colors, spacing, alignment, shadows, sizing - all the visual details.
Create design systems, set up typography, build scalable components, and craft polished, consistent screens.
Learn to validate your work by testing it with real users and using their feedback to improve your designs.
TickTick App project: Apply all you’ve learned to turn a productivity app into the smoothest, task management tool on the market.
Build and Launch
Real World Application
Learn advanced design for mobile, tablet, dark interfaces, and responsive UI that performs beautifully on any device.
Final project: This one’s all yours! You’ll lead a complete website redesign for a local community baseball league. Plan the UX, design the UI, build a high-fidelity prototype, and test your ideas.
Show that you can take a messy, outdated website and turn it into a smooth, professional experience that people will want to use.
Launching Your Design Career
Your Designer Launchpad
Build a professional, strategic portfolio that shows off your best work.
Get job interview prep and learn how to explain your thinking like a real designer.
Understand the business side of web design: how to price your work, talk to clients, and manage projects confidently.
Use LinkedIn to grow your network, build your authority, and connect with the people who can open doors.
Cohort learning for flexibility and accountability
Bi-Monthly Live Sessions
Date
Course start date: September 30th
Time
Sundays, 2:00 – 4:00 PM EST | 9:00 -11:00 PM Israel time
Classes
3-4 hours of video released each week
Homework
6+ hours (graded!) homework per week
Advantages
2 major projects plus 1 final project
Registration deadline is Sep 30
The Complete UX/UI Design Bootcamp
$4’250
or 12 monthly payments of $XX
Here are the experts that will hold your hand
Sara Leah Septimus
UX/UI Instructor
Sarah Leah is a passionate UX/UI designer obsessed with making websites scream usability. By blending her background in graphic design with a deep understanding of user behavior, she helps turn websites into powerful tools that are both intuitive and profitable. Her mission: to create seamless, beautiful user experiences - and to empower and inspire other designers to grow, thrive, and do the same.
Shosh
Rudansky
Figma Instructor
Meet Shosh - a seasoned Figma pro with a strong background in both graphic and product design. She’s passionate about making Figma simple, fun, and approachable for everyone - whether you’re brand new to design or already have experience. Her clear, down-to-earth teaching style helps students feel confident and empowered using one of the most powerful tools in modern digital design.
Rochel
Polter
UX/UI mentor
Rochel is a product designer whose work has reached 64+ million users at Chabad.org and the Founding Product Designer at an AI startup. She’s led global design teams and focuses on making products truly work for people. Rochel mentors, coaches, and builds communities to help designers grow. Her no-fluff teaching style emphasizes what works over trends or vanity metrics, drawing from real-world experience shipping real products.
I absolutely loved my experience at Design Alive. The classes were not only challenging, but also exciting and really well taught.
The teachers were truly incredible – so talented, experienced, and knowledgeable in the field. What stood out most was how available and supportive they were whenever I had a question, even after I graduated!
– Eliana W
Student Projects That Inspire
You’re here because you want to
Build something real
Frum Women’s-Only Environment
Learn in a supportive space of women and girls like you
End-to-End
Knowledge
Covers everything you need to know, so you graduate ready to step into any UX/UI role.
Post-Course
Support
Free grad-only webinars, and access to an exclusive Slack group with tutors available to answer your questions long after you graduate.
Accountability and
Hands-On Learning
Stay motivated with real-time instructor interaction, a here-for-you mentor, critiqued homework (with deadlines!), and 3 real-world projects.
Career and
Business
Launch
Graduate with a strong portfolio and 100% workplace-ready – job interview prep, freelancing skills, and business-building tools.
Up-to-date
Curriculum
Stay current with the latest industry tools, design trends, and best practices.
You’re serious about your future career – and so are we.
Not just a hobby.
The start of a serious career 
This course is a full career training course that takes you from design fundamentals 
through complex UX principles 
including:
→ real-world projects
→ portfolio building
→ critiqued weekly homework
→ bonus classes on building your business
Because it’s so thorough,
you’re
100% job-ready at the end of it.
With our current 
introductory pricing, it doesn’t have to take long to make back your investment:
The average UX/UI designer earns $55+ per hour 
meaning you can theoretically recoup your course fee with just 2 weeks
of full-time work!
The next time we offer this course, the price will likely be significantly higher!
Think UX/UI could be
your
thing?
The course starts in October, and won’t start again for a year (and most likely not at this price!)
Putting this on hold? You might end up:
Stuck in a role that only taps half your potential: too analytical or too creative, but never fully you.
Looking back with regret, wondering what might’ve happened if you’d just gone for it.
Burned by a quick-fix course that skimmed the surface and left you unready to compete, let alone stand out.
Want in? You’re about to:
Launch into a career that turns heads. Not just impressive on paper, but one where you’re seen as an important, strategic force.
Wake up excited to create, knowing your work blends brains and beauty, and actually makes an impact.
Design digital experiences that look stunning, work seamlessly, and solve real problems – the kind of portfolio pieces you can’t wait to show off.
The Process
Got questions?
Reach out to our supportive Design Alive team to discover more about UX/UI Design Bootcamp!
Are you right for UX/UI Design? Is UX/UI Design right for you?! Our team is here to help answer your questions!
FAQs
While this course focuses on design as well as space planning, the Space Planning course concentrates primarily on the technical aspects of space throughout all projects. In Space Planning, the design related classes are included as a bonus option, because a successful space planner should have a good grasp of design in order to create and maximize beautiful spaces. The 8 projects focus on the challenges of space planning within different settings and criteria. Additional space planning focused lectures are included.
Yes. You can spread the course fee over 12 monthly payments.
The course follows the Jewish calendar, with breaks during Chanukah and the month of Nissan. A full calendar will be emailed to students after registration.
No. Figma is provided with an educational license, so no extra purchase is needed.
Yes. After completing all projects and maintaining regular attendance, you’ll receive a certificate of completion from Design Alive.
Not at all! Even if you have a Graphic Design background, we teach design fundamentals which are focused on web design and digital products.
Walk in a novice, Walk out a designer
Walk in a novice, Walk out a designer
