Internship track
UI/UX Design
Design something people can actually use.
- Length8 weeks, online
- Live sessionsSundays, 11:30 am IST
- Work dueSaturdays, 9:00 pm IST
- Fee₹250, after selection
What you will actually touch
- Research basics and wireframing
- Design systems and prototyping
- A usability test you run yourself
The 8 weeks, published before you apply
This is the shape of every track. The subject matter differs; the rhythm does not. You can read week five now rather than discovering it in week five.
- Week1Orientation and setupHow the eight weeks work, what the certificate requires, and getting your tools installed and working.You submitSet up GitHub and ship a hello world
- Week2FoundationsThe core ideas of your track, worked through slowly, with time to ask the questions you did not want to ask in class.You submitWork the exercise set, and write down what was hard
- Week3First buildA complete small thing built end to end in the session, which you then rebuild yourself in your own way.You submitBuild your own version of the walkthrough
- Week4Depth and debuggingReading code you did not write, finding out why it is broken, and fixing it. The mid-point review.You submitFix the broken repository and write up what was wrong
- Week5Project kick-offChoosing something you can actually finish in three weeks, and scoping it honestly.You submitWrite a one-page project proposal
- Week6Build weekMentor support while you build. Bring what is not working.You submitPush a working prototype
- Week7Finish and deployGetting it online, and writing the README that makes it make sense to a stranger.You submitDeploy it, and write the README properly
- Week8Presentation and portfolioPresenting your work, and a short conversation about how you built it.You submitFinal submission, with a video walkthrough
Every submission comes back with written feedback from a reviewer before the following Sunday. Meet 6 of the 8 weeks, including the final one, and a certificate is issued with a code anybody can verify.
Whether this suits you
It probably does if
- You can find eight to ten hours a week for two months.
- You would rather build one real thing than watch forty videos.
- You want somebody to tell you what is wrong with your work.
- You are prepared to submit something unfinished rather than nothing.
It probably does not if
- You need a certificate this month — this takes 8 weeks.
- You are looking for a stipend. There is none, and we say so everywhere.
- You want a placement or an interview. We promise neither.
- Your exams fall across these weeks. Apply for the next cohort instead.
Questions people ask first
- Is this a paid internship? Will I receive a stipend?
- No. This is a training programme with a capstone project, and there is no stipend. We call it an internship programme because that’s what the certificate reflects, but be clear: you are paying ₹250 to be trained, not being hired.
- Will my college accept this for internship credit?
- Many do, but you must check with your department first. We provide an offer letter, a completion certificate with mentor name and duration, and a verification page. If your college needs a specific format, tell us during the programme.
- Can I apply to more than one track?
- Pick one. You can mention a second preference in the form.
- What if I get selected but can’t pay ₹250?
- Write to us before the payment window closes and tell us your situation. We’d rather hear from you than lose you.
Apply for UI/UX Design
Nothing is payable to apply, and nothing is committed until you submit the last step. The ₹250 fee is requested only if you are offered a place — and if it is genuinely the obstacle, say so and we will waive it.