Design Interfaces That Actually Work

Real skills. Real projects. Real results.

We teach UI design the way it's practiced in successful companies. Through hands-on projects with actual constraints, tight deadlines, and user feedback. No theory-only courses here — just practical skills that land you jobs.

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How We Actually Teach Design

Most bootcamps teach tools. We teach thinking. Here's the difference that gets our students hired.

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1

Start With Real Problems

Week one, you're redesigning a checkout flow that's losing customers money. No cute portfolio pieces — actual business challenges with measurable outcomes.

2

Design Under Pressure

Tight deadlines. Conflicting stakeholder feedback. Technical constraints. We recreate the chaos of real design work so you're ready for it.

3

Test Everything

Your designs face real users every week. Watch them struggle, succeed, and give brutally honest feedback. It's uncomfortable and absolutely necessary.

Before and After Stories

These aren't success stories — they're transformation stories. The messy, honest truth about learning design when you're starting from zero.

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Marcus Lindberg

Former Accountant
I spent three months making buttons look pretty before CortexLogic. Couldn't understand why my portfolio wasn't getting responses. Turns out, pretty doesn't solve problems. The breakthrough came during week four when I had to redesign a medical app's patient dashboard. Real doctors tested my design and told me exactly why it wouldn't work in a busy clinic. Brutal but eye-opening.
Now I lead UI design at a healthcare startup. I think in user flows, not color palettes.
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Elena Kowalski

Career Switcher
I was terrified of presenting my work. Used to hide behind "user research" instead of making design decisions. The program forced me to defend my choices to skeptical product managers every week. By month three, I was arguing with senior developers about implementation details and winning. Not because I was stubborn, but because I understood the business impact of my design decisions.
Six months later, I'm the go-to person for complex interface challenges at my company.
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Ready to Start Designing Differently?

Our next intensive program starts September 2025. Applications open in July.

This isn't for everyone. We move fast, expectations are high, and you'll question every design decision you've ever made. But if you're serious about becoming the kind of designer that companies fight to hire, this is how you get there.

  • 16 weeks of project-based learning with real clients
  • Weekly critiques with industry professionals
  • Portfolio development that showcases problem-solving, not just pixels
  • Job placement support with our network of partner companies
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