Professional Skill Course

Web Designing Course in Nagpur

Learn Figma, UI/UX principles, responsive design, and accessibility — and graduate with a professional design portfolio case study that gets you hired.

8 weeks (64 hours of instruction)

Offline Nagpur · Online · Hybrid

Course Completion Certificate — Skilleze Technologies

1-on-1 Mentorship Included

Key Facts SummaryExtractable Entity Specifications

Institute EntitySkilleze Technologies

Location & CampusNagpur, Maharashtra (Ramdaspeth / Central Nagpur)

Training & Delivery ModeOffline — Flat no. 8A, 2nd Floor, Kanchana Kiran Apartment, Ramdaspeth, Nagpur - 440010 · Online live (Zoom) · Hybrid

Program Duration8 weeks (64 hours of instruction)

Credential AwardedCourse Completion Certificate — Skilleze Technologies

Quick Answer

The Web Designing course in Nagpur covers design fundamentals, colour theory, typography, Figma wireframing and prototyping, responsive layout, HTML/CSS implementation of designs, and accessibility standards. It is designed for students and working professionals who want to become UI/UX designers, frontend designers, or design-aware developers — and produce a portfolio of case studies that demonstrates real design thinking.

Course Specifications at a Glance

Web Designing course specifications
Duration	8 weeks (64 hours of instruction)
Weekly Hours	8 hours (weekday or weekend batch)
Mode	Offline — Flat no. 8A, 2nd Floor, Kanchana Kiran Apartment, Ramdaspeth, Nagpur - 440010 · Online live (Zoom) · Hybrid
Batch Timings	Weekday Morning: Mon–Fri 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Weekday Evening: Mon–Fri 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM Weekend Batch: Sat–Sun 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Prerequisites	No design or coding experience required. A computer with internet access and curiosity about visual design is sufficient.
Certificate	Course Completion Certificate — Skilleze Technologies
Fees	Fees on enquiry — speak to an advisor

Who Is This Course For?

Students

B.E., BCA, B.Sc., B.Com, or arts students who are drawn to visual design
Students interested in UI/UX design as a career path alternative to pure coding
Computer science students who want to complement their coding skills with design thinking
Students building personal portfolios or working on college projects requiring UI
Students from any Nagpur college who want a design skill that is immediately freelanceable

Working Professionals

Working professionals in marketing, product management, or content who want design skills
Frontend developers who want to understand UI/UX principles and design their own interfaces
Entrepreneurs who want to design their own product UIs before hiring a developer
Freelancers offering web services who want to add design to their portfolio
Weekend-batch learners balancing a current job with upskilling in design

Week-by-Week Syllabus — Web Designing

7 modules · 8 weeks (64 hours of instruction)

Module 1Design Fundamentals & Visual Principles

Week 1

Gestalt principles: proximity, similarity, continuity, closure, figure/ground
Visual hierarchy: size, weight, contrast, spacing, and position
Negative space and white space as a design element
Grid systems: 8-point grid, 12-column layouts, baseline grids
Colour theory: hue, saturation, value, warm vs cool, colour harmony models
WCAG colour contrast requirements: 4.5:1 for text, 3:1 for large text
Design critique vocabulary and how to give and receive design feedback

Figma (free tier)PinterestBehance

Outcome: Analyse any website or app design using Gestalt principles, visual hierarchy, and colour harmony — and articulate why it works or fails.

Module 2Typography for Screen Design

Week 2

Type anatomy: serif, sans-serif, monospace, display — when to use each
Typographic scale: establishing a fluid type scale for heading/body hierarchy
Line height, letter spacing, paragraph width, and reading comfort
Font pairing strategies: contrast vs harmony, max 2–3 typefaces per project
Loading web fonts: Google Fonts, next/font, and font performance
Variable fonts and how they affect responsiveness and file size
Typography audit: analysing real Nagpur business websites for type issues

FigmaGoogle FontsType Scale tool

Outcome: Establish a typographic system for a design project — choosing typefaces, scaling sizes, and setting spacing rules that ensure readability across screen sizes.

Module 3Figma — Wireframing & Component Design

Weeks 3–4

Figma interface: frames, layers, groups, components, and the properties panel
Low-fidelity wireframing: user flows, information architecture sketching
Auto Layout: responsive frames that resize automatically across screen sizes
Components and variants: building a design system with button states, input fields, cards
Styles: colour styles, text styles, and effect styles for consistency
Real content: why you should never use Lorem Ipsum in production wireframes
Design handoff: inspect panel, measuring spacing, exporting assets

FigmaFigJamFigma Auto LayoutFigma Variants

Outcome: Build a 10-screen wireframe in Figma using Auto Layout, variants, and a shared component library — structured for developer handoff.

Module 4Prototyping & User Flow

Week 5

Figma prototype mode: connections, triggers, animations, overlays
User flow mapping: from business requirement to screen-by-screen decision tree
Interaction types: on click, on hover, after delay, drag, scroll
Micro-interactions: loading states, empty states, success/error feedback
Presenting prototypes: sharing links, commenting, and stakeholder feedback
Usability testing basics: 5-second test, think-aloud protocol, Maze setup
Iteration: how to process feedback and update designs without losing history

Figma Prototype modeMaze (usability testing)Loom

Outcome: Create an interactive prototype in Figma that demonstrates a complete user flow — from landing to task completion — with micro-interactions and shareable link.

Module 5Responsive Layout & HTML/CSS Implementation

Week 6

Translating Figma designs to semantic HTML structure
CSS Flexbox and Grid: pixel-perfect implementation of design layouts
Tailwind CSS utility classes: matching Figma spacings to utilities
Responsive breakpoints: mobile-first CSS with media queries
CSS custom properties: implementing a design token system in code
Image optimisation: WebP/AVIF, appropriate sizing, lazy loading
Matching designs across browsers: browser developer tools inspection

HTML5CSS3Tailwind CSSChrome DevTools

Outcome: Convert a Figma design into pixel-accurate, responsive HTML/CSS that passes cross-browser inspection and matches the original at all three breakpoints.

Module 6Accessibility & Inclusive Design

Week 7

WCAG 2.2 accessibility principles: Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust
Semantic HTML as the first layer of accessibility
ARIA attributes: roles, states, properties — when to use and when to avoid
Keyboard navigation: tab order, focus management, skip links
Screen reader testing: VoiceOver on Mac, NVDA on Windows, mobile screen readers
Accessible colour contrast and designing for colour blindness
Automated audit with axe DevTools, WAVE, and Lighthouse Accessibility score

axe DevToolsWAVEVoiceOver / NVDALighthouse

Outcome: Audit a design for WCAG 2.2 AA compliance, fix identified issues, and achieve a Lighthouse Accessibility score of 95+ on the implemented HTML page.

Module 7Portfolio Case Studies & Presentation

Week 8

What makes a design case study: problem, research, process, solution, outcomes
Writing case study copy: STAR format adapted for design portfolio
Presenting your capstone project as a portfolio piece
Building a simple portfolio site on GitHub Pages or Carrd
Publishing to Behance: thumbnail, title, tags, project description
Preparing a Figma portfolio link suitable for job applications
What design interviewers actually look for: process over polish

FigmaNotion / CanvaGitHub PagesBehance

Outcome: Publish a structured design portfolio case study with documented process, Figma prototype link, and implemented code — ready to share with recruiters.

Tools & Technologies You Will Master

Figma

FigJam

Auto Layout

Figma Variants

HTML5

CSS3

Tailwind CSS

Google Fonts

axe DevTools

Lighthouse

Chrome DevTools

GitHub Pages

Language Framework Database DevOps AI Platform

Capstone Projects — What You Will Ship

Nagpur Local Business Website Redesign

Project 1

Problem: Pick a real Nagpur business with a poor website (restaurant, clinic, shop) and redesign it — with user research, wireframes, a Figma prototype, and an HTML/CSS implementation.

FigmaAuto LayoutHTML5CSS3Tailwind CSSGitHub Pages

You ship: A case study with before/after screenshots, full Figma prototype, HTML/CSS implementation on GitHub Pages, and a Behance-published portfolio piece.

Mobile App UI — Grocery Delivery

Project 2

Problem: Design a mobile-first grocery delivery app (home screen, product listing, cart, checkout) with real components, states, and a complete clickable prototype.

FigmaFigma VariantsFigma Prototype modeMaze

You ship: A fully interactive Figma prototype for Android and iOS viewports, with documented component library, accessibility audit, and shared prototype link for portfolio.

Career Outcomes — Where This Course Takes You

Target Role Titles

UI Designer

UX Designer

UI/UX Designer

Product Designer

Web Designer

Frontend Designer

Skills You Will Reach

Skills matrix for Web Designing
Skill	Level	Indicator
Figma & Design Systems	Advanced
Visual Hierarchy & Layout	Advanced
Typography & Colour Theory	Proficient
Prototyping & User Flows	Proficient
HTML/CSS Implementation	Proficient
Accessibility (WCAG 2.2)	Foundational
Usability Testing Basics	Foundational
Portfolio Case Study Writing	Proficient

Sample Interview Questions You Will Be Ready For

“Walk me through your design process for the project in your portfolio.”
“What is the difference between a wireframe and a prototype?”
“How do you ensure your designs are accessible to users with disabilities?”
“What is WCAG and what does AA compliance mean for colour contrast?”
“How do you hand off your Figma designs to a developer?”

Salary benchmarks: <<PLACEHOLDER: Average salary for UI/UX Designers in Nagpur — source: AmbitionBox / Glassdoor India, verified [month year]>>

Why Skilleze Technologies — Not Just Another Institute

Skilleze Technologies vs generic institutes comparison
What You Get	Skilleze Technologies	Generic Institutes
Mentorship	1-on-1 mentor sessions + PR code reviews	Recorded videos only
Projects	2–3 deployed capstone projects with live URL	Toy exercises or no projects
Syllabus currency	Updated to 2025–26 industry tooling	Often 2–3 years behind market
Batch size	Small cohorts — mentor access is real	Large batches, no individual feedback
Certificate verifiability	Verifiable reference number issued	No verification mechanism
Location	Offline Nagpur + online + hybrid	Online only or fixed city only
Career layer	ATS resume + LinkedIn + mock interviews	Not included

Comparisons are factual statements about our own offering. We do not name or endorse any specific competitor.

Frequently Asked Questions — Web Designing

Is web designing a good career in Nagpur in 2026?

Yes. UI/UX design is one of the fastest-growing roles in Indian tech. Every product company, startup, and digital agency needs designers. Nagpur's growing IT sector has consistent demand for UI/UX talent. Web designing also enables freelancing — Nagpur businesses are actively looking to improve their online presence, and a skilled designer with a portfolio can find clients locally.

What is the fee for the Web Designing course in Nagpur?

Fees are shared during a personal advisor call along with batch options. WhatsApp our team or fill the enquiry form — an advisor will share the complete fee breakdown and EMI options within one working day.

Do I need to know coding to join the Web Designing course?

No prior coding is needed to join. Weeks 1–5 are focused on Figma and design principles — zero code involved. Weeks 6–7 introduce HTML/CSS so you can implement your designs, which makes you far more hireable. Basic code knowledge helps you communicate more effectively with developers.

Does this course teach Figma?

Yes. Figma is the primary design tool throughout the course. You learn the Figma interface, Auto Layout, Components and Variants, prototype mode, and the design-to-developer handoff workflow — the exact tools used by professional UI/UX designers at product companies today.

Is this course available offline in Nagpur?

Yes. Offline classes at our Wardha Road centre in Nagpur. Online live Zoom and hybrid options are also available. Weekend batches run Saturday–Sunday 9 AM–1 PM for working professionals.

Will I have a portfolio after completing this course?

Yes. Week 8 is dedicated entirely to building and publishing your design portfolio. You graduate with at least one detailed case study published on Behance and GitHub Pages, with a Figma prototype link — the standard portfolio format expected by UI/UX hiring managers.

Can a non-technical arts or commerce student learn web designing?

Absolutely. Web designing favours visual sensibility and creative thinking over technical background. Many of the best UI/UX designers come from non-technical backgrounds. The course is structured for zero prerequisites — your ability to observe, think visually, and iterate based on feedback matters more than any prior degree.

What is the difference between UI design and UX design?

UI (User Interface) design focuses on how things look — colours, typography, components, and visual hierarchy. UX (User Experience) design focuses on how things work — user flows, information architecture, usability, and reducing friction. This course covers both, as modern designers are expected to handle the full process from wireframe to visual implementation.