🔵 AI for Designers open for Enrollment: Early bird available until Thursday

So how does the bootcamp work? So how is everything structured? So before we even start, which is October 5th, you already have access to the pre-course material, which is basically a part that's called Understanding Gene- Gen AI.

So everyone arrives with the same foundation, and nobody feels lost on day one.

Also, everyone who signs up until Thursday gets access to the Claude Code, to the Claude Cowork for designers, so how to set up your own AI workforce as a mini course.

This is a perfect kickstart before the bootcamp starts.

And after that, we start with our first module on Monday, 5th of October, and from then we meet every Monday at 5:00 PM, uh, for a live workshop.

Every session is recording, so if you're traveling or sh- I don't know, are not there, you don't miss anything.

So week one is research and prompting, which sounds very basic, but I think it's where most people have maybe, like, the biggest surprise because once you see how much better your results get when you give AI real context, you can't really unsee it.

Week two is AI prototyping where everyone builds a prototype where you use the learnings from the research and the ideation, and you start to build your own prototypes with a Figma, the Figma MCP, with Claude Code.

You build your own design system.

And then really, yeah, the starting point is basically that design process.

So if you can reason your way through a user flow, you can do this.

In week three, it's about content and image generation, and we're doing this one together with Adobe.

Marcus Wrench from the Adobe team is going deep into Firefly with us.

Everyone gets credits for the workshop, which also matters for their client work because Firefly is commercially safe, and I think it's super helpful.

Week four is about UX for AI products, so how we design products that have AI inside of them, uh, which I think is going to be a huge part of our jobs very soon.

And week five is about the future of AI and design, and this is where everyone then works on their case study, finalizes everything.

And throughout all those weeks, throughout all the assignments, you're building your AI project, so really hands-on.

And this is the part that I really care most about because from the very first week, you work on one project of your own.

You get feedback on it every single week, and it can be anything that matters to you.

One person in this course is building their own UX consultancy as a project.

Other brings something from their day job.

If you are a UI designer, a UI project is completely fine too because this course really covers UX in a much broader sense.

At the end, you have something that you can open on your laptop and talk someone through, which I think is worth so much more than [chuckles] a folder full of notes.

And another question that I would-- I get asked, uh, is, uh, how much time do I actually need? And I would say 45 minutes a day is the minimum, so it fits next to a full-time job.

I know that because most people in there have a full-time job at places like BMW, Porsche, Roche, KPMG, Vodafone, but also freelancers and people who are just switching careers, who are looking for new opportunities, who want to upskill a little bit before they are applying, and also want to use the whole networking to find new opportunities.