You don’t need to know how to code to become a UI/UX designer. In fact, many successful designers focus entirely on the user experience and interface design side—leaving the coding to developers. These beginner courses are designed specifically for non-coders who want to break into UI/UX design. They focus on creativity, empathy, and usability rather than programming logic. You’ll explore key topics like visual design principles, user journey mapping, information architecture, and interactive prototyping. The best part? Everything is taught in plain language using intuitive tools like Figma,