LearningFuze has created a strong track record of success as a top rated bootcamp in Southern California as well as the nation. The program is taking that commitment to education and technology, that has been honed and developed since 2014, to put together a high quality UI/UX design course taught by industry leading professionals currently employed in the market as designers. The LearningFuze philosophy of deliberate practice, building real world projects is incorporated into this design program for students to gain a deep practical understanding of UI/UX.

With the continued technological advancement, everybody wants to have the best experience interacting with technology. The competition for consumers is hotter than ever and companies need to be building websites and applications that appeal to the customer while providing the best user experience. Companies need people with the design expertise to deliver that optimal online experience that brings consumers to their products. According to Glassdoor and Robert Half, the median salary - which includes all levels of UI/UX designers - was $93,000 in 2018. In addition, the UI/UX design occupation is expected to grow 22% over the next 10 years.

Do you have a penchant for the visual and like to see well designed and constructed sites and applications? Then UI/UX design might be for you. Though there is not a simple yes or no answer, below are a few traits to consider as you explore whether UI/UX design is for you:
1. You like to understand people and what makes them tick
2. You are interested in technology
3. You like variety
4. You enjoy problem solving
5. You like detail oriented work

Yes, all students who participate in Module 2 will produce a portfolio that can be utilized to showcase your work. The portfolio is also important in the job search process.

Students get the most out of the program by participating in-person. However, we can stream students into any particular session and we record all sessions if a student needs to be remote for any particular class.

Each module of the program is $2,995. Students that take advantage of the early registration discount ($300) can expect to pay $2,695. Payment can be made via credit, debit, cash, or check. Students can also apply for a loan through Skills Fund for each individual module. Skills Fund offers fixed interest rates where interest only is paid through the 1st 4 months after class begins and principle + interest thereafter.

Students who register for either Module 1 or Module 2 one week or 7 days before the start of the module receive a $300 early registration discount which brings the cost of the Module to $2,695.

Students can receive a prorated refund up to 60% of the UI/UX design module completed. The tuition or cost of the module is considered earned after 60%.