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Graphic Design & UI/UX Career Roadmap

Start with Adobe Illustrator, then branch into full Graphic Design (with AI tools) or Graphic Design & Motion Graphics. UI/UX Design is a distinct, separate skillset for product/tech roles.

How to read this roadmap: Illustrator is the entry point for the graphic design branch (left), leading to either Graphic Design or Graphic Design & Motion Graphics. UI/UX Design (right) is a separate track — start there directly if your goal is product/tech design roles, not print/branding design.

Inside the course

What UI/UX Design actually teaches

The UI/UX Design course broken down stage by stage — from research fundamentals to a portfolio-ready case study.

This is a learning outline, not a literal week-by-week schedule — tap the yellow node to see where most students start, then explore each stage's sub-topics. Tap any stage below to expand its topics.

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Frequently asked questions

Is UI/UX Design part of the graphic design path?

No — UI/UX Design is a distinct skillset for product/tech roles (Figma, user research, wireframing, prototyping, usability testing) and does not require Illustrator or Graphic Design first.

Should I choose Graphic Design or Graphic Design & Motion Graphics?

Graphic Design focuses on AI-augmented design tools (Firefly, Midjourney, Canva Magic) plus packaging. Graphic Design & Motion Graphics adds motion graphics skills on top of the full Adobe CC suite.

Do I need Illustrator before Graphic Design?

It is the recommended entry — Illustrator builds vector/logo fundamentals that both Graphic Design and Graphic Design & Motion Graphics build on.

What tools does the UI/UX Design course cover?

Figma, user research methods, wireframing, prototyping, and usability testing — ending in a portfolio suited to product/tech job applications.

Can I do UI/UX Design and Graphic Design together?

Yes, they are complementary but separate skillsets — many students combine both for broader design career options.