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CIW: User Interface Designer, Front-End Web Design, UI Design and Application Interface Design

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£195 inc VAT (was £295)
Offer ends 06 January 2026
Finance options

Pay in full or spread the cost evenly over 18 months

Study method
Online
Course format
Video with subtitles
Duration
40 hours · Self-paced
Access to content
12 months
Certification
CIW User Interface Design
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Certificates
  • Certification of Completion - Free
Assessment details
  • CIW: User Interface Designer Certification Exam - £110

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Overview

The CIW User Interface Designer certification is a part of the CIW Web and Mobile Design series and is tailored for professionals who aim to design intuitive, user-friendly digital interfaces that adhere to accessibility and usability standards. It provides a foundational understanding of user-centred design processes and evaluation techniques.

Salary Growth Potential (UK):

Professionals holding this certification typically earn:

  • Entry-level: £25,000+

  • Mid-level: £35,000–£50,000

  • Senior/Lead roles: £60,000–£65,000+

Certified individuals often move into higher-paying UI/UX and digital product roles, especially after gaining experience and complementary skills.

Why This Course Is Worth Your Time:

1. Launch or Level up a Creative Tech Career

This course sits at the intersection of design, technology, and user psychology — perfect if you’re:

  • A creative thinker who enjoys solving problems visually.

  • Tech-savvy but want to work in human-centred fields like UI/UX or product design.

  • Looking for a career with both strong demand and room for growth.

2. No Coding Required - But It's Tech Focused

You don’t need programming experience to start. You’ll learn in-demand skills like:

  • Interface wire framing

  • Responsive layout design

  • Accessibility and usability testing
    All without diving into code unless you want to later. It’s a friendly entry point into tech.

3. Real World Tools That Employers Actually Use

You won’t just learn concepts — you'll use tools that design teams rely on every day:

  • Figma

  • Sketch

  • Adobe XD

  • Usability and accessibility testing platforms

These are the same tools featured in job ads for UI/UX roles, so you’ll be portfolio-ready.

4. High Demand = Strong Salary Potential

The design field continues to grow rapidly. In the UK:

  • Entry-level salaries start around £25k+

  • Experienced UI/UX professionals can earn £60k–£65k or more

  • Hybrid digital design roles (UI + front-end or research) pay even higher

5. Foundations for Long-Term Career in UX or Product

This certification opens doors to:

  • UX Design

  • Digital Product Design

  • Front-End Web Development

  • Web Accessibility and Inclusive Design

And it lays the groundwork for future specialisations in design systems, UX research, and even product management.

6. Design That Makes a Difference

Good UI design isn’t just pretty — it makes websites, apps, and platforms:

  • More inclusive

  • More efficient

  • More enjoyable for users

If you like making things better for real people, this course aligns perfectly with that purpose.

Certification

CIW User Interface Design

Certificates

Certification of Completion

Digital certificate - Included

Assessment details

CIW: User Interface Designer Certification Exam

£110

Description

The CIW User Interface Designer certification offers in-depth training in creating intuitive, accessible, and user-friendly interfaces for websites and applications. As part of the CIW Web and Mobile Design series, this course prepares learners to apply user-centred design principles across multiple platforms and devices, ensuring high usability and aesthetic quality.

Students will gain hands-on experience with tools like Figma, Adobe XD, and Sketch, while building practical skills in wire framing, prototyping, and adhering to web accessibility standards (WCAG). The course is ideal for those transitioning into digital product design or aiming to advance in front-end development and UI/UX roles.

Key Learning Areas:

UI/UX Design Principles

  • Apply user-centred design concepts

  • Use effective colour, typography, and layout

  • Incorporate accessibility and usability best practices

Wire framing and Prototyping

  • Create wireframes, mockups, and prototypes using industry tools

  • Gather and implement user feedback in iterative design cycles

Designing for Mobile and Web

  • Understand responsive design principles

  • Build interfaces that adapt across screen sizes and devices

Usability Testing

  • Conduct usability tests and interpret behavioural insights

  • Refine interfaces based on real-world user feedback

Project Lifecycle Knowledge

  • Apply design workflows in Agile and Waterfall environments

  • Collaborate effectively with developers and stakeholders

Who is this course for?

The CIW User Interface Designer certification is ideal for anyone looking to start or advance a career in digital interface design, especially those interested in creating engaging, accessible, and user-focused web or mobile experiences.

It’s particularly suited for:

  • Aspiring UI/UX Designers – Individuals new to the field who want a structured, recognised path into interface design.

  • Front-End Web Developers – Developers who want to strengthen their design skills to create more polished and user-friendly interfaces.

  • Graphic Designers – Professionals transitioning from print or branding to digital design, web, or app environments.

  • Web Designers – Those who want to formalise their knowledge and gain deeper insights into user interface standards and best practices.

  • Digital Creatives and Marketers – Content creators, marketers, or strategists involved in designing or reviewing user journeys and interface layouts.

Requirements

No coding or programming experience is required, making it accessible to beginners, though a basic understanding of web technologies or visual design principles is helpful.

Career path

Entry-Level (£25,000 - £38,000)

  • Junior UI Designer
  • UX Assistant
  • Junior Web Designer

Mid-Level (£35,000 - £60,000)

  • UX/UI Designer
  • Front-End Developer
  • Digital Product Designer

Senior-Level (£50,000 - £85,000+)

  • Lead Designer
  • UX Strategist
  • Digital Product Designer

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