What you'll learn

How to design for AI systems, not just use AI tools

How to design AI personality, intent, and communication

How humans build (and lose) trust in AI

How to prototype and test AI experiences beyond screens

How to design long-term human–AI relationships

Requirements

Basic UX knowledge and intent to learn

Description

AI is no longer just a tool designers use—it’s becoming the product itself. From chatbots and recommendation systems to intelligent workflows and adaptive interfaces, today’s products think, decide, and evolve. This course helps you make the shift from traditional UX to AI-first design.In this course, you’ll learn how to design for AI-driven systems, not just interfaces powered by AI tools. We’ll explore how AI changes user behavior, decision-making, trust, control, and experience—and what that means for designers.You’ll understand:How AI-powered products are different from rule-based systemsKey UX principles for designing intelligent, adaptive experiencesHow to design conversations, predictions, feedback, and transparencyThe role of designers in AI workflows and product teamsCommon mistakes when designing AI products—and how to avoid themThis course focuses on thinking, frameworks, and real-world examples, not coding or using AI design tools. Whether you’re a UX/UI designer, product manager, researcher, or student, this course will help you build the mindset required to work on modern AI products confidently.If you’re feeling unsure about how AI fits into design—or worried about staying relevant as a designer—this course will give you clarity, direction, and practical understanding.Design isn’t disappearing. It’s evolving.This course helps you evolve with it.

Who this course is for

UX designers,

Product managers

UI Designer and Developers

Content designers

Anyone interested to learn how to design for AI