Design Systems Mastery
Use Auto Layout, Variables, reusable components, and design tokens to build scalable, developer-ready UI systems.
This course is about turning UI/UX students into full-stack creators. You will move from user flows and Figma systems to real, deployed, data-driven web applications using AI-assisted workflows with tools like Figma Make and Cursor.
No traditional computer science degree required.
AI is reshaping UI/UX design. In this studio course, you will learn the intersection of advanced Figma systems, prompt engineering, and AI-assisted development so you can translate design intent into working code. The course is open to all majors and is ideal for students interested in design, technology, entrepreneurship, and AI-enabled creative workflows.
Use Auto Layout, Variables, reusable components, and design tokens to build scalable, developer-ready UI systems.
Learn how LLMs work, write effective prompts, and design interfaces that handle uncertainty, latency, and trust.
Bridge design and development with AI-aided tools to launch functional products on live hosting platforms.
You will complete one comprehensive 7-week project and six fast AI-driven mini projects. Every student leaves with production-ready artifacts and real web outcomes that can be shown in portfolios, interviews, and internships.
The barrier between imagining and shipping a product is collapsing. This class prepares you for the next definition of UX practice.
You finish with deployable projects that demonstrate both design thinking and technical execution, not only visual comps.
You gain fluency across design, prompt logic, and implementation workflows that many candidates still lack.
AI-era designer mindset, prompt engineering, project topic selection, and user flow creation.
Real-world UI logic, low-fidelity design, component-based interfaces, and data-binding thinking.
Auto Layout for responsive structure and design-system building for consistent AI control.
Figma Make implementation, deployment, project documentation, and web hosting of final work.
ARTGR 4840/5840 is designed to get you from concept to launch in one summer session. Reach out to discuss fit, enrollment, and project direction.