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ফার্স্ট থিং ফার্স্ট- আপনি যদি অলরেডি একজন UI UX ডিজাইনার হয়ে থাকেন, তাহলে এই কোর্স আপনার জন্য। কারণ আপনার এখন দরকার AI-powered execution। আর এই কোর্স আপনাকে সেই New Generation UI UX Designer হিসেবে তৈরি করবে যেখানে research, wireframe, UI copy, prototype, design system, client workflow — সবকিছুতেই AI আপনার productivity multiply করবে।<h2>এই কোর্সে যা যা শিখবেন:</h2><ul><li>- Claude ব্যবহার করে UX Research ও UX Writing</li><li>- Figma MCP workflow দিয়ে AI-assisted UI design</li><li>- AI দিয়ে wireframe, layout ও design system তৈরি</li><li>- Modern UI/UX fundamentals (Color, Typography, Spacing, Grid, Auto Layout)</li><li>- Human Centered Design ও UX Thinking</li><li>- AI-assisted rapid prototyping</li><li>- Client-ready workflow ও design handoff</li><li>- AI ব্যবহার করে faster iteration ও design refinement</li><li>- Portfolio-ready mobile app ও landing page design process</li><li>- Daily UI/UX automation workflow</li><li>- Real-world AI design pipeline</li></ul><h2>কোর্সটি করে কীভাবে উপকৃত হবেন</h2><ul><li>- Traditional designer দের তুলনায় অনেক faster কাজ করতে পারবেন</li><li>- AI ব্যবহার করে কম সময়ে professional-quality design তৈরি করতে পারবেন</li><li>- Remote job ও freelancing market-এর জন্য modern skillset তৈরি হবে</li><li>- Portfolio-ready কয়েকটি strong project তৈরি হবে</li><li>- Client communication ও workflow smarter হবে</li><li>- Prompting + Design -এই দুই skill একসাথে develop হবে</li><li>- Future-proof UI/UX career build করতে পারবেন</li></ul><h2>কোর্সে যেসব Project করবেন</h2><ul><li>- AI-assisted Mobile App Design</li><li>- SaaS Dashboard UI Design</li><li>- AI-powered Landing Page Design</li><li>- Design System Creation Project</li><li>- Claude-based UX Copywriting Project</li><li>- Figma MCP Workflow Automation</li><li>- Portfolio-ready Case Study Project</li><li>- Real Client Simulation Design Project</li></ul>

Shadman Rahman

The AI Workflow That Saves Designers' Hours Every Single Day

Live Class 1: Welcome &amp; Why Claude for Designers Topic: Course orientation, learning outcomes &amp; 4-week roadmap ; Why Claude (vs ChatGPT/Gemini) for design workflows: longer context, Artifacts, Skills, Computer Use, MCP ; The 3 productivity pillars: Daily Automation → UI Production → UX Research ; Account setup: Free vs Pro vs Max — what a junior designer in BD actually needs ; Tour of <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://claude.ai">claude.ai</a>: Chat, Projects, Artifacts, Settings, Memory, Past chats ; Setting up a 'Daily Designer' Project with custom instructions for your role ; Q&amp;A and expectations Assignment: Set up your Claude account, enable web search, create your first 'Daily Designer' Project with a custom system prompt describing your role, company type (agency/startup), and tools you use. Live Class 2: Prompting Like a Designer (Not Like a Chatbot User) Topic: Anatomy of a great prompt: Role + Context + Task + Constraints + Output format ; The 5 prompt patterns every designer needs: Generate, Critique, Transform, Extract, Decide ; Multi-turn vs one-shot — when to keep going vs start fresh ; Using examples (few-shot) to lock in tone and format — case study with a Pathao-style ride app ; Prompt library: 10 reusable prompts you'll use weekly (handover doc, design rationale, stakeholder summary, etc.) ; Common mistakes: vague asks, missing context, no output format, no constraints Assignment: Take 3 real tasks from your last week of work and write production-quality prompts for each. Save them in a personal Notion/Google Doc prompt library.

Course Kickoff & Claude Foundations

Live Class 1: Email, Slack &amp; Client Communication on Autopilot Topic: Drafting professional client replies — handling scope creep, missed deadlines, feedback rounds ; Bangla → English translation with tone control (formal/casual/diplomatic) for international clients ; Slack/Discord standup messages from rough notes ; Daily/weekly status update templates — junior designer voice that doesn't sound AI-generated ; Setting up Claude in Chrome for inline drafting on Gmail, Notion, Linear, ClickUp ; Responding to design feedback emails: defending a decision, accepting a change, asking for clarification Assignment: Use Claude in Chrome to draft 5 real work emails this week. Submit before/after screenshots showing time saved. Live Class 2: Meeting Notes, Handovers &amp; Documentation Topic: Turning messy meeting recordings/transcripts into structured notes (decisions, action items, blockers) ; Designer handover docs: from Figma file + voice memo → engineer-ready spec ; Writing release notes, changelog entries &amp; design decision logs ; Auto-generating weekly retrospective summaries from your design work ; Cowork desktop tool intro — automating file organization and naming for design assets ; Building a 'meeting-to-handover' workflow you'll use in every sprint Assignment: Record (or use a transcript from) a real client/team meeting. Run it through Claude to produce: (1) executive summary, (2) action items with owners, (3) design implications, (4) follow-up email draft.

Daily Automation Part 1 — Communication & Documentation

Live Class 1: Claude in Excel &amp; Google Sheets for Designers Topic: Why designers need spreadsheet skills (design audits, content inventories, competitor matrices, asset trackers) ; Claude in Excel: cleaning messy client-provided content sheets, generating formulas without learning formulas ; Building a UX competitor analysis matrix in 10 minutes (Daraz vs Chaldal vs Foodpanda example) ; Content inventory &amp; UX copy tracking — turning Claude into your content QA partner ; Time tracking &amp; invoice prep automation for freelance designers ; When to use Excel vs when to use Cowork for file-heavy automation Assignment: Build a competitor analysis spreadsheet for a Bangladeshi product (bKash, Daraz, Foodi, Chaldal — your pick) with at least 3 competitors and 15 evaluation criteria. Use Claude to fill it in. Live Class 2: Custom Skills — Teaching Claude Your Workflow Once Topic: What are Skills and why they're a game-changer for repeat tasks ; Anatomy of a Skill: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://SKILL.md">SKILL.md</a>, supporting files, when Claude triggers it ; Walkthrough: building a 'Design Handover Generator' Skill from scratch ; Walkthrough: building a 'Client Status Update' Skill with your agency's tone of voice ; Walkthrough: building a 'UX Copy Reviewer' Skill that checks against your brand guidelines ; Sharing Skills with your team — version control, updates &amp; team consistency ; Skill design principles: narrow scope, clear triggers, reliable outputs Assignment: Build and submit 2 custom Skills relevant to your daily work. Document the trigger, the inputs it expects, and the output format. Test on 3 real tasks each.

Daily Automation Part 2 — Spreadsheets, Files & Recurring Tasks

Live Class 1: Figma MCP Deep Dive — Beyond the Basics Topic: Quick refresher: Figma MCP setup for those who skipped/forgot from Batch 59 ; Reading existing Figma files with Claude — auditing components, finding inconsistencies, checking accessibility ; Generating screens from prompts: dashboards, onboarding flows, e-commerce checkouts, fintech KYC screens ; Iterating on screens: 'make it more like bKash', 'tighten spacing', 'apply our design system' ; Bulk operations: rename layers, fix auto-layout, generate variants, populate realistic Bangla + English content ; Connecting your design system tokens to Claude so it generates on-brand work ; Limitations and when NOT to use MCP (and use plain Claude or Figma AI instead) Assignment: Pick a real screen from your work or portfolio. Use Claude + Figma MCP to: (1) audit it for issues, (2) generate 3 alternative versions, (3) produce a written rationale for the best version. Live Class 2: Claude Code for Designers — Yes, Really Topic: Why a designer should care about Claude Code (prototypes, asset pipelines, design ops) ; Installing Claude Code on Mac/Windows — non-developer friendly walkthrough ; Use case 1: Building an interactive HTML prototype from a Figma export — clickable, shareable, no Framer/Webflow needed ; Use case 2: Batch-renaming and organizing 200+ design assets for a client handover ; Use case 3: Generating placeholder data (Bangla names, BD addresses, mobile numbers) for realistic mockups ; Use case 4: Converting design specs into a developer-ready README ; When to call a developer and when to just ship it yourself Assignment: Use Claude Code to build a clickable HTML prototype of a 3-screen flow from your portfolio. Host it (Vercel/Netlify free tier) and share the link.

UI Production with Claude + Figma MCP

Live Class 1: AI-Assisted UX Research &amp; Synthesis Topic: Generating user interview scripts &amp; survey questions calibrated to your hypothesis ; Synthesis at scale: turning 10 interview transcripts into themes, quotes &amp; a persona — in one session ; Affinity mapping with Claude: from raw notes to clustered insights to a presentable summary ; Heuristic evaluation automation: feed a screenshot, get a Nielsen-heuristics audit ; Usability test report writing — from observation notes to a stakeholder-ready document ; Competitive UX teardowns: pick a Bangladeshi product, deliver a 5-page audit in 30 minutes ; Critical guardrails: when AI synthesis lies, how to spot it, how to verify Assignment: Run an AI-assisted heuristic evaluation on a real Bangladeshi app (your choice). Submit a 3–5 page report with screenshots, issues prioritized by severity, and recommendations. Live Class 2: Final Showcase — Portfolio Case Study + Workflow Demo Topic: Writing a portfolio case study with Claude: structure, voice, length, what reviewers actually want ; The 'Claude-powered workflow' page on your portfolio — a competitive advantage in interviews ; Live showcase: each learner presents (1) one Skill they built, (2) one automation that saves them 2+ hours/week, (3) one UI/UX deliverable produced with Claude ; Peer feedback round ; Instructor critique on portfolio integration ; Career conversation: how to talk about AI fluency in interviews without sounding like you 'just use ChatGPT' ; Course wrap-up, resources, ongoing community &amp; what's next Assignment: Final Showcase Submission: (1) GitHub/Notion repo of your custom Skills, (2) one polished portfolio case study using Claude in the workflow, (3) a 2-minute Loom video demoing your favorite automation.