Free learning initiative

A free product design crash course, from what users need to a prototype they can click

Good products feel obvious to use because someone designed them that way. Jobaaj Learnings is making this crash course free for every student — user experience, user interface, what makes products habit-forming, and how ideas become wireframes and prototypes.

6 lessons
In-depth videos
3h 3m
Total duration
Self-paced
Lifetime access
Free
No fee to start

No payment step. Open the first lesson straight away.

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PROBLEM 62% drop at sign-up step 3
UX 3 steps → 1, social login
UI one primary button per screen
PROTOTYPE testing with 5 users
Sign-up steps
1
was 3
Test users
5
finds most issues
Completion
+24 pts
in the prototype test
Researchdrop-off found
Wireframelow fidelity
Prototypeclickable
Decisionship the 1-step flow
Illustrative figures, not a recommendation

Our learners now work at

Accenture HCL Infosys Oracle TCS

What you'll learn

Think about products the way designers actually do

Product design is not just making screens look nice. It is deciding what a product should do for its users and shaping every step so it feels effortless. This course covers that whole arc in six in-depth lessons.

What product design is

Where product design sits between business, technology and users, and what a product designer is responsible for.

RoleScopeProcess

User experience (UX)

How users think and behave, and designing the flow — every step from first visit to getting the job done.

User needsUser flowsUsability

User interface (UI)

Layout, hierarchy, colour and type — the visual layer that makes a flow clear at a glance.

LayoutHierarchyVisual design

Why product design matters

How design decisions affect sign-ups, retention and revenue, and why companies invest in it.

Business valueRetentionConversion

Habit-forming products

What makes some products part of a daily routine — triggers, actions, rewards and investment — and how to design for them responsibly.

TriggersRewardsRetention

Wireframes and prototypes

Turning an idea into low-fidelity wireframes and then a clickable prototype you can test with real users.

WireframesPrototypesUser testing

Why it's free

We built this to be learned from, not sold.

A lot of people who need a skill like this are exactly the people least able to pay for it — students between semesters, freshers before a first job, anyone rebuilding after a break. So we took the fee off.

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The whole course, not a preview

Every lesson is open from the start. There's no locked second half and no upgrade waiting three modules in.

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Free because it should be, not for a window

This isn't a promotional price or a trial. There's no clock on it and no fee arriving later.

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Built to the same standard as the rest

Nothing was trimmed to make it free. It is the same material, at the same depth, as everything else we teach.

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Yours to keep

Come back to a lesson next month or next year. Access doesn't expire and nothing gets pulled behind a paywall.

Where it takes you

Design skills that product teams hire for

Product design sits at the centre of product companies, start-ups and agencies — and it pairs naturally with product management.

Students and freshers

The most common reason people take this — a first look at design before choosing it as a career.

—Most learners

Product Designer

Own the experience of a product, from research to final screens.

₹5–14 LPAHigh demand

UX Designer

Research users and design the flows they move through.

₹4–12 LPAHigh demand

UI Designer

Create the visual design and component library.

₹3–9 LPASteady demand

Associate Product Manager

Product managers use these design basics every day.

₹8–16 LPACompetitive

Product / Design Intern

A common first step into product teams.

StipendGrowing
ZomatoSwiggyFlipkartRazorpayCREDPaytmPhonePeZohoFreshworksMyntra

Salary bands are indicative market ranges for these roles in India, not an outcome promised by this course.

Sixty-second check

What’s your design sense, really?

Five questions on the things that actually trip people up. Answer them and you'll get a read on where you stand — and which part of the course to start from.

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Certificate

Finish the course, get certified

Submit your assignment and Jobaaj Learnings issues a verifiable certificate you can share anywhere.

Sample Jobaaj Learnings certificate for the free product design crash course

Official and verifiable

Issued and signed by Jobaaj Learnings, with a record an employer can check.

Easy to share

Add it to your résumé or post it to LinkedIn the day it's issued.

Evidence, not decoration

It says you finished the work and submitted the assignment — which is what it's worth showing for.

Learner journeys

Where people took it from here

Learners who moved into product design and product roles after upskilling with Jobaaj Learnings.

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Ayushi
Product Designer, The Big Word

Moved from UI/UX designer to product designer at The Big Word.

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Mohammad Danish
Associate Product Manager, Digit Insurance

Moved from programmer analyst to associate product manager at Digit Insurance.

D
Divyanshi
Product Manager, Ascend Capital

Transitioned from Infogen Labs into a product manager role at Ascend Capital.

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Shruti
Product Manager, DelTeck

Switched from chartered accountancy to product management at DelTeck.

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Ayush
Product Management Intern, Trustt

Went from fresher to product intern at Trustt, and received a pre-placement offer after three months.

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Saurav
Associate Product Intern, Beyond Appliances

Went from B.Tech graduate to associate product intern at Beyond Appliances.

FAQ

Questions people ask before starting

Yes. Jobaaj Learnings provides it free of cost. There’s no fee to start, no trial period that ends, and no payment step anywhere in the flow.

None. The course starts from the very beginning and builds up from there, so you can begin with no prior experience in the subject.

Yes. Every lesson is recorded, so you can pause, rewind and come back whenever it fits around classes or work. There’s no schedule to keep up with.

No. Product design is about solving problems for users. Wireframes are deliberately simple boxes and labels, and the course focuses on the thinking behind each decision.

Both. There is a full lesson on user experience and one on user interface, plus how they come together in product design, habit-forming products and prototyping.

Six in-depth video lessons of 18 to 49 minutes, each covering one topic from start to finish, about three hours in total.

Explain what product designers do, tell UX from UI and apply the basics of each, describe what makes a product habit-forming, and turn an idea into wireframes and a prototype you can test with users.

Write to training@jobaaj.com and we’ll get back to you.

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