Learning Experience
Study UX Design at Devmountain
UX Design Course Summary
UX Design Course Summary
REMOTE | FULL-TIME
13 weeks
Mon – Fri, 9am – 5pm MT
$7,400
UPCOMING COURSES
TBD
SKILLS COVERED
Learn prototyping, information architecture, and visual design combined with agile methodologies, analytics, and accessibility.
IN PERSON | FULL-TIME
13 weeks
Mon – Fri, 9am – 5pm MT
$10,900
UPCOMING COURSES
TBD
SKILLS COVERED
Learn prototyping, information architecture, and visual design combined with agile methodologies, analytics, and accessibility.
REMOTE | PART-TIME
16 Weeks
Tue & Thu, 6pm – 9pm MT
Sat, 9am – 2pm MT
$7,900
UPCOMING COURSES
SKILLS COVERED
Learn prototyping, information architecture, and visual design combined with agile methodologies, analytics, and accessibility.
IN PERSON | PART-TIME
16 Weeks
Tue & Thu, 6pm – 9pm MT
Sat, 9am – 2pm MT
$4,500
UPCOMING COURSES
TBD
SKILLS COVERED
Learn prototyping, information architecture, and visual design combined with agile methodologies, analytics, and accessibility.
What on Earth is UX Design?
Walk into any tech company, find the person who has super stylish glasses or who looks like they still listen to vinyl records, and there is a good chance you’ve located a UX Designer. They often look different because they are different.
The world is full of billions of people who every day interact with millions of lines of code in websites, applications, and software. The UX designer’s job is to stand between all that code and the human beings that have to use it. This is because they care about human-centered design.
They are obsessed with layouts, the organization of information, menus, navigation, processes, flows, and how people experience things in the real world. Sure, they can bore you by explaining (at length) the difference between a font and a typeface, but they can also turn helpful technologies into works of art. Some are also familiar with UI design.
Very Empathetic
Great Problem Solvers
Great Listeners
Creative
Detail Obsessed
Big Picture Thinkers
Would You Make a Good UX Designer?
It takes more than style and a good eye to be a skilled UX Designer. Students who excel in the UX Design course and in this field are often:
What Is Taught in the UX Design Course?
The UX course is a 16-week (part-time) program that prepares you for entry-level work in the field of UX Design. In the UX design bootcamp, you’ll learn about research, prototyping, information architecture, and how to design websites and applications.
The part-time course is made to fit into the life of working professionals. The class meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM MT, and on Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM MT.
RESEARCH
INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE
WEBSITES
PROTOTYPING
VISUAL DESIGN
APPLICATIONS
Get the UX Design Course Outline You Need
Not satisfied with the three-sentence course description above? We’re not surprised. Download our course guide for more information, including a week-by-week outline of what you’ll learn.
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Where Are UX Design Courses Taught?
We hope you like options, because we have a couple right here. You can study UX in-person at our Lehi, Utah campus—complete with mountain views, soda machines, and real-life Legos to design with—or you can study remotely from the convenience of your home.
LEHI, UTAH
REMOTE (ONLINE)
How Much Does the UX
Program Course Cost?
Tuition for the in-person courses is $4,500 (with housing included for full-time students). The remote course tuition is $7,900. If you don’t happen to have a few thousand dollars under your sofa cushions, we have a selection of helpful financing options. (Housing is not currently available due to COVID-19.)
IN PERSON, PART-TIME
$ 4,500
16 Weeks
Lehi, Utah
Tue & Thu, 6pm – 9pm
Sat, 9am – 2pm
Lehi, Utah
Tue & Thu, 6pm – 9pm
Sat, 9am – 2pm
Get $500 Off Your Tuition
It’s our birthday and we’re celebrating with a tuition discount. Students who enroll in our remaining 2020 Web Development, iOS Development, or UX Design courses by November 23rd get $500 off their tuition! Terms & Conditions
What Happens When I Apply for a UX Course?
Some people get nervous about applying, but there is no need. The application isn’t so much about proving your worth to us, but us helping you to determine if this course is a good fit for you. There’s no commitment during the application process, which has three parts:
If you complete your application successfully, you’ll be admitted. At that point it will be up to you whether you want to politely decline or pay your seat deposit and move ahead.
YOUR INFORMATION FORM
Easy to fill out.
A CONSULTATION
The consultation is a 20-30 minute chat with an admissions counselor about you, your goals, and your questions.
SKILL REVIEW
The skill review is an opportunity to try a little UX work before you commit to the program.
I loved this program and was really impressed with the instructors and the curriculum. I learned a lot in the short time, and it was a great addition to my graphic design background. I have been able to expand my knowledge in the creative field which has been extremely beneficial for me in my career. I would highly recommend this course to any graphic designer.
LIZZY PINCKNEY
Art Director | Bombora Creative
Devmountain was essential to my career transition as it taught me relevant skills and produced experiences and projects that directly impacted me landing my internship and eventually my job with USAA.
JOE WARREN
Software Developer & Integrator II | USAA
How Can Studying UX Design Help With Your Career?
We don’t know the future, but we have a hunch that computers are here to stay. More software, apps, and websites running on more devices—from ultra-wide monitors to tiny watches—will mean more designing of interfaces, menus, navigation, and processes.
If you’re just starting out, getting into an entry-level UX position can lead to a lot of happy years doing work that makes a difference to product users. If you’re already working in a career you enjoy—perhaps as a developer, product manager, or graphic designer—adding UX skills to your resume can open new doors and make you an even more valuable resource to a future company.
Optimize Your Resume. Build Your Brand.
Career Advice and Interview Prep
Employer Networking
See All the Upcoming UX Cohorts
| Course | Course Dates | Tuition | Location | Deadline to Enroll | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ux | Nov 30 - Mar 26 | $7,900 | Online, Remote | Nov 23, 2021 | sessions=424&courseType=ux-part | Part-Time | ux_new.png | UX Design |