Master in UX/UI Design | Ironhack Spain

Whether you're looking to land a job in a booming field, sharpen your skills, or grow your business online, our AI-Driven UX/UI Design Bootcamp has you covered!

✅ Learn-by-doing with a comprehensive curriculum that gets you job-ready.

✅ Industry and market-focused career support up to one year after graduation.

✅ Industry insights and live Q&A with your experienced instructor.

✅ 24/7 support with a dedicated expert instructor, your peers, and an AI chatbot.

✅ Find your network, and maybe your next opportunity, with our community.

Start your UX/UI journey by building a strong foundation in the principles, methods, and tools that every designer needs.

In this phase, you’ll dive into design thinking, interaction design, and the core practices that shape great user experiences. Hands-on labs and challenges will help you apply what you learn right away, giving you the confidence to tackle more advanced projects during the bootcamp.

You’ll also experiment with your first HTML and CSS exercises to understand how design translates into code. In this module, you’ll get an early introduction to AI-powered design tools, exploring how they can spark ideas, generate inspiration, and simplify small design tasks, so you’re prepared for the future of UX/UI from day one.

Module 1 will give you a strong foundation in design thinking and user-centered design, equipping you with the tools to approach problems with empathy and creativity.

You’ll begin by mastering the fundamentals of user research, by conducting interviews, gathering data, and applying practical methods to uncover user needs and behaviors. You’ll then learn how to synthesize this information into meaningful insights, using both traditional methods and AI-assisted workflows to speed up research analysis and generate preliminary personas.

From there, you’ll move into ideation, user journey mapping, and concept testing. You’ll explore how to define actionable problem statements, brainstorm solutions, and bring your ideas to life through low-fidelity wireframes and early prototypes. By the end of Module 1, you’ll be able to identify real-world design problems, validate your concepts with users, and set a solid foundation for the iterative design process, all while showcasing your first portfolio-ready project.

In Module 2, you’ll expand your skills by connecting research insights with polished, user-friendly design solutions.

You’ll start by learning how to conduct business and competitive analysis, using both traditional and AI-assisted methods to benchmark markets and validate ideas quickly. From there, you’ll dive into information architecture, structuring content into clear sitemaps that align with user expectations and support seamless navigation.

As you progress, you’ll bring your ideas to life with mid- and high-fidelity wireframes, building interactive prototypes that showcase your designs in action. Usability testing will help you validate and refine these solutions, ensuring they meet user needs. You’ll also deepen your understanding of UI design principles, applying color theory, typography, and grid systems to create interfaces that are both functional and visually compelling.

By the end, you’ll be able to create responsive, cross-platform designs backed by strong business insights, ready to deliver a professional, accessible, and engaging user experience.

In Module 3, you’ll sharpen your visual design skills and start building the creative edge that sets great designers apart.

You’ll begin by analyzing real mobile apps to spot usability issues and uncover opportunities for improvement. Then, through experimentation and redesign, you’ll reimagine the look and feel of these interfaces, applying principles of brand identity, visual hierarchy, and design consistency to craft more engaging user experiences.

This phase also introduces you to design systems and the atomic design approach, giving you a structured way to manage components and ensure scalability across projects. You’ll create style guides, explore competitive visual analysis, and practice articulating your design choices with clarity and confidence.

You’ll use AI-powered tools to generate moodboards and visual inspiration, accelerating your creative process while learning how to critically refine AI outputs. You’ll also get hands-on with Framer, bringing your designs to life as interactive prototypes that bridge the gap between static layouts and dynamic user experiences.

By the end, you’ll have the skills to combine creativity with structure, producing visually compelling, brand-aligned designs supported by robust systems thinking.

In Module 4, you’ll step into the strategic world of product design, where creativity meets business impact.

You’ll learn how to align design decisions with company goals, applying UX strategies that ensure your solutions deliver real value to both users and stakeholders. Through quantitative research methods and surveys, you’ll gather actionable data to inform your designs, while also exploring how to translate insights into functional, user-centered products.

This unit will also strengthen your skills in advanced design practices such as brand identity, data visualization, dashboard design, and micro-interactions. You’ll explore how to create engaging experiences that not only look great but also solve meaningful problems.

You’ll gain hands-on experience designing for voice-first and multimodal interfaces, which are skills that will future-proof your portfolio. You’ll also learn to conduct accessibility audits with AI-powered tools, ensuring that your designs are inclusive and compliant with today’s standards.

By the end, you’ll have the ability to connect user needs with business objectives, creating strategic, scalable, and forward-looking design solutions.

In Module 5, you’ll bridge the gap between design and development, turning your concepts into working digital products.

You’ll start by learning the essentials of HTML and CSS, gaining a practical understanding of how designs translate into code. With this knowledge, you’ll be able to structure and style content effectively, communicate more confidently with developers, and design with technical feasibility in mind.

This unit also focuses on preparing your files for handoff, ensuring developers have everything they need to bring your designs to life. You’ll use Figma’s Dev Mode and AI-assisted tools to annotate, validate, and optimize your files, while learning how to maintain accessibility and semantic markup throughout the process.

To round things out, you’ll be introduced to Framer as a way to transform your case studies into interactive, portfolio-ready websites. By the end, you’ll have both the technical fluency and the practical workflows needed to collaborate seamlessly with development teams.

Final Capstone Project

You’ll take on a real-world design challenge, applying every skill you’ve learned so far, from research and ideation to prototyping, usability testing, and final delivery. You’ll engage with stakeholders, refine your solutions through feedback, and present your work with confidence.

This project is also your chance to showcase future-ready skills, as you’ll integrate at least one AI-assisted workflow, whether it’s research synthesis, moodboard generation, accessibility audits, or prototyping, to demonstrate your ability to combine human creativity with cutting-edge tools.

By the end of the Final Project, you’ll have a polished case study and interactive prototype that proves you can handle complex, end-to-end design processes. More than that, you’ll walk away with a portfolio centerpiece that sets you apart in the competitive UX/UI job market.

Do I need my own laptop?

For our Master, you'll need:

Processor: A modern multi-core CPU (e.g., Intel i5 or higher, AMD Ryzen 5 or higher).
RAM: At least 8GB (16GB or more is preferable for larger machine learning projects).
Storage: A solid-state drive (SSD). We recommend a minimum of 50GB but 256GB for faster data access.
GPU: Since you'll be using TensorFlow, if your computer is GPU-enabled, NVIDIA recommends GPUs with CUDA support. The specific CUDA architecture compatibility will depend on your deep learning models and libraries. It's advisable to have a GPU with CUDA 7.0 or higher.

Note: If you're using a device that doesn't belong to you (e.g., a company computer), ensure you have full admin rights.

What financing options are available for the masters?

We offer various options to help you fund your master, and each case is evaluated individually to find the best solution for you. Whether through payment plans, scholarships, or external financing partners, we strive to make the bootcamp accessible to students from all backgrounds. We want you to focus on studying, not on financing, which is why we tailor all financing plans to your specific situation. Apply now, and we’ll provide the details you need.

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