Design and build modern, high-converting websites and digital experiences with Figma, Framer, AI tools, and real-world UX, and graduate with a portfolio of live work.
Framer UI/UX & Experience Design is an 8-week, project-based accelerator that teaches Figma, Framer, and UX to design and ship premium websites and product UI, with a real internship, a UK company certificate, and dedicated placement support.
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Framer UI/UX & Experience Design is an 8-week, project-based accelerator from Touch The Skies Academy. You learn UX principles, Figma, design systems and Framer, then design and ship real, responsive websites and product interfaces, including a live website for a real brand, so you graduate with a portfolio of live work.
It is built for college students, fresh graduates, career switchers, freelancers, founders, marketers and aspiring designers. It suits anyone who wants to design websites and digital products that convert, and who wants to ship real, deployed work rather than mockups alone.
The accelerator runs for 8 weeks, followed by an internship and placement phase. It is taught in live cohorts, online or in a hybrid format, with live sessions, project work and 1:1 mentorship. In week 7 you design and ship a real website for a real brand under mentor supervision.
The Framer UI/UX & Experience Design accelerator is priced from ₹34,999 for the full course, covering all 8 weeks of live training plus the internship and placement phase. There are no separate fees for the internship or the UK company certificate. Admission is selective and each cohort has limited spots.
You get live, project-based training, 1:1 mentorship from industry professionals, real project work and a portfolio of shipped work. On completion you receive a UK company certificate issued through KoldConvert Ltd, a real internship, dedicated placement support and lifetime access to course materials and the community.
No. The accelerator starts from UX foundations, including how users think and information architecture, plus Figma basics, then moves into high-fidelity design, design systems and building real websites in Framer. Complete beginners are welcome, as long as they are ready to put in the work.
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The tools and judgement to design and ship interfaces people love to use.
Eight weeks from design fundamentals to shipping production-grade websites.
How users think, information architecture, and the principles behind great product design.
Components, auto-layout, variables, and building clean, scalable design files.
From low-fi flows to polished, on-brand interfaces with strong visual hierarchy.
Reusable systems, tokens, and consistency that scales across products.
Turn designs into responsive, animated, production websites in Framer.
Design pages that convert, with AI-assisted copy, layout, and optimisation.
Design and ship a real website for a real brand under mentor supervision.
Build your portfolio, prepare for interviews, and move into your internship and placement.
Take a product from UX flows to a polished, on-brand, responsive interface.
Build and deploy production-grade websites in Framer, not just mockups.
Live, deployed projects and a UK company certificate (KoldConvert Ltd).
Apply your skills in a real internship, with dedicated placement support until hired.
Great design is a competitive advantage, and companies pay for people who can actually ship it.
Every product and brand needs premium, high-converting design that works, not just looks good.
Design roles and freelance projects reward a strong portfolio of shipped work.
Framer lets you design and publish live sites, so your work goes beyond mockups.
One programme, a complete package built to make you genuinely hireable.
No. Framer lets you build responsive, animated, production websites visually. You will ship real sites without traditional coding.
The skills apply to UI design, UX design, web design and product design roles, as well as freelance website projects for brands and startups. Design roles and freelance projects reward a strong portfolio of shipped work, which is what the course is built to give you.
You learn Figma for components, auto-layout and variables, Framer for responsive, animated production websites, and AI design tools for copy, layout and optimisation. You also cover wireframing, prototyping, design systems, interaction and motion, landing page optimisation and website deployment.
Both. Figma is used for UX flows, components and high-fidelity interface design, and Framer is used to turn those designs into responsive, animated websites you can publish. Learning both means your work goes beyond mockups to live sites.
The accelerator is offered online and in a hybrid format, and every cohort is taught live rather than through pre-recorded videos alone. Whichever format you join, the programme is built around live sessions, real project work and 1:1 mentorship from industry professionals.
Every graduate receives a UK company certificate issued through KoldConvert Ltd. Alongside it you graduate with a portfolio of real project work, which employers value most because it shows what you can actually do rather than only what you studied.
Yes. Every graduate receives an internship, portfolio review, interview preparation, and dedicated placement support until placed.
No. Touch The Skies Academy reports a 93% placement rate and works with every graduate until they are placed, but it cannot guarantee a specific job or salary package. What every graduate who completes the programme does get is dedicated, personalised placement support.
Tutorials teach tools, but rarely give you a real brief, feedback from a mentor or a client who expects a finished site. Here you design and ship a real website for a real brand under mentor supervision, and finish with a portfolio, an internship and placement support.
Apply online through the application form or email apply@touchtheskies.com. Admission is selective and cohorts are kept small, so there are four steps: your application, a short assessment, a personal interview, and an offer if you are selected.
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