Learn UX Design: Courses & Training in Toronto and Online
UX Design Course
Live Online Course 
8 Weeks Part-Time
Boost your product, communication, and career with user-first thinking. Bridging the gap between designers, developers, and marketers, this course will teach you how to improve the usability, accessibility, and enjoyment of the user experience.
Download the course package to discover:
- Financing Options
- Course Syllabus
- Course Projects
What you'll learn
Bringing together developers, designers, and marketers, our live online UX Design course will teach you how to think like a user. Through a perfect blend of interactive training and hands-on practice, you'll leave with real-world projects for your portfolio, connections with like-minded professionals, and the confidence to apply your new skills at work. Some of the things you'll learn are:
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Figma, a popular design tool
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Heuristic Analysis
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Information Architecture
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Research Synthesis
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Accessibility
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Empathy Mapping
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Personas and Mental Models
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Prototyping
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Emotional Design
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Human-Centered Design
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Usability Testing
Course Projects
These projects built by former students are great examples of what you’ll build throughout this course.
![GOcery Redesign]()
GOcery Redesign
View Live
GOcery is a grocery delivery app that specializes in the Asian grocery niche. However, it arguably lacks the level of UX refinement to compete with its polished, high-profile alternatives like Instacart and Grocery Gateway. For this project, UX Design student Alex Huang completed a case study of GOcery’s app, and considered how a redesign would be an opportunity to provide safer, easier, and more efficient access to groceries for users who need it the most — as well as be more appealing to its audience of Canadian ethnic shoppers.
![A Human-Centred take on Seniors and Technology]()
A Human-Centred take on Seniors and Technology
View LiveIn our UX Design course, students are tasked to use design thinking to propose a solution for a real-world problem. In this project, Juno graduate Mahsa Yavari explores the issue of seniors’ disengagement from technology, by first understanding and examining the root causes.
![GOcery Redesign]()
GOcery Redesign
View LiveGOcery is a grocery delivery app that specializes in the Asian grocery niche. However, it arguably lacks the level of UX refinement to compete with its polished, high-profile alternatives like Instacart and Grocery Gateway. For this project, UX Design student Alex Huang completed a case study of GOcery’s app, and considered how a redesign would be an opportunity to provide safer, easier, and more efficient access to groceries for users who need it the most — as well as be more appealing to its audience of Canadian ethnic shoppers.
![A Human-Centred take on Seniors and Technology]()
A Human-Centred take on Seniors and Technology
View LiveIn our UX Design course, students are tasked to use design thinking to propose a solution for a real-world problem. In this project, Juno graduate Mahsa Yavari explores the issue of seniors’ disengagement from technology, by first understanding and examining the root causes.
![GOcery Redesign]()
GOcery Redesign
View LiveGOcery is a grocery delivery app that specializes in the Asian grocery niche. However, it arguably lacks the level of UX refinement to compete with its polished, high-profile alternatives like Instacart and Grocery Gateway. For this project, UX Design student Alex Huang completed a case study of GOcery’s app, and considered how a redesign would be an opportunity to provide safer, easier, and more efficient access to groceries for users who need it the most — as well as be more appealing to its audience of Canadian ethnic shoppers.
Dates & Costs
Part-Time
48 hours over 8 weeks
Learn on evenings or weekends in our signature 8-week format, designed to fit within a busy schedule.
There are currently no courses scheduled. Please check back soon!
Pricing
$2,000 $995 + HST*
*Get 50% off all our March/April courses! For more funding options, check out our Financing Guide.
What people are saying about Juno
![Amber]()
I felt the community was very welcoming and I got a really strong introduction to UX. I definitely left with some more solidified ideas about the field and the process. My teachers also gave lots of "real world" examples and were honest about the field.
Amber
Course Taken:
UX Design
![Gabriel]()
I find that the applicability of the concepts covered during the class worked well to plug gaps in my own skillset and workflow.
Gabriel
Course Taken:
UX Design
![Jessica Del Grande]()
If you’re looking for someone who will only teach you how to make pretty things, this might not be the best course for you. But if you want to learn how to use qualitative and quantitative research to solve problems with beautiful design, then you’ve hit the jackpot with this class.
Jessica Del Grande
Course Taken:
UX Design
![Ruby]()
Ella and Tim both gave us really good insights into their world as working UX designers, and did a fantastic job giving us feedback and practical advice about how to grow as designers. I loved that the course involved practical skill building as well as theory, and really liked how it was broken down into research and context gathering in the first four weeks and Figma use/building actual UX prototypes in the second part!
Ruby
Course Taken:
UX Design
![Mahsa Yavari]()
I took the UX course and it was even better than I expected! Ricardo is hands down one of the BEST instructors I’ve ever had. He’s so knowledgeable and his enthusiasm for design is contagious. What struck me the most was how he was able to teach topics that are interesting to both UX designers and people with no design background.
Mahsa Yavari
Course Taken:
UX Design
Your Journey into UX Design Starts Here
Our UX Design Student Experience Package contains everything you need to know about this in-demand course, including:
- Full course syllabus and weekly class breakdown
- A look at course costs and financial aid options
- Overview of our amazing community and what you can expect from your experience with Juno
- Real reviews from our alumni who have taken this course
- What your next steps should be
UX Design FAQs
All of Juno's Bootcamps, courses, and workshops are offered Live Online, so you can learn with us from anywhere in the world. All you need is a computer and a reliable internet connection!
You'll need a laptop for every class! If you are unable to provide your own, we offer a limited number of Macbooks for rent for our In-Person classes, at a rate of $100/month plus HST with a refundable security deposit of $250. Please let us know as soon as possible if you require a laptop rental.
To participate in our Live Online courses, you must have:
- A computer with working speakers and microphone — a laptop or desktop computer is fine!
- A modern operating system - MacOS 10 or higher, Windows 7 or higher, or equivalent. We recommmend you use:
- An Apple laptop newer than 6 years old running one of the 3 most recent major releases of MacOS (currently: 10.14 (Mojave) or newer)
- A PC laptop newer than 4 years old running Windows 10
- A strong and consistent internet connection: at least 10Mbps download and 5Mbps upload — you can check your speeds for free here!
Machines outside these parameters may still work, but might have issues running the software and tooling needed to complete coursework. Juno will only be able to provide limited support to older computers, OS versions, and other operating systems not listed above (e.g. Linux). At this time, laptops running ChromeOS (“Chromebooks”) don’t easily run the software and tools we need for coursework at Juno, and cannot be used with our courses.
To make the most of your Live Online experience, we also recommend:
- A working web cam (it doesn’t have to be the greatest quality)!
- An external monitor if you're using a laptop, or a secondary monitor if you're using a desktop computer
- A comfortable desk and chair
- Noise-cancelling headphones
- A positive attitude!
Juno's UX Design course is designed for developers, designers, marketers, and other customer-facing professionals who are looking to upskill in their careers. While you don't need to be working in these roles to enroll in the course, those working in tech and customer-facing roles will find it most beneficial!
No, this course isn't only for designers! Developers, product managers, marketers, and any other customer-facing roles are encouraged to join this course. While existing visual design knowledge will be helpful in this course, it's not required.
There are no prerequisites or tech challenges required to enroll in Juno's UX Design course, though the course will be most beneficial for those already working as designers, designers, marketers, and other customer-facing roles.
This course does not cover how to use any Adobe programs. There will be a brief lesson on visual design best practices and how to use Figma so that everyone has the working knowledge needed to complete exercises and projects.
Students who complete our Bootcamp programs will receive a certificate.
We don't provide certificates for our part-time courses, but we’re happy to provide a letter of completion — just email our Student Experience Consultant at the end of your course!