Online Tutoring Program
Online UI/UX Design Lessons: Research, Wireframe, and Build Figma Prototypes
Learn UI/UX design privately over video call, one tutor one student, from any city. The learning path mirrors how working designers actually operate: understand the user, sketch wireframes, craft the interface in Figma, then put it to the test. Every topic becomes a hands-on project, so you finish the program holding a portfolio you built yourself.
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What is Online UI/UX Design Tutoring?
Online UI/UX design tutoring is a private one tutor one student program held over video call that covers the full craft of designing apps and websites: user research, wireframing, interface design in Figma, and clickable prototypes. Sessions run 60, 90, or 120 minutes, can be scheduled from 6 AM to 11 PM (GMT+7), and are taught by tutors based in 60+ cities across Indonesia.
- Every minute of the session is yours alone: the material, pace, and case examples follow the project you are working on
- Hands-on Figma practice from the very first meetings, with two-way screen sharing between you and your tutor
- The learning sequence follows real industry workflow: research, user flows, wireframes, UI design, prototyping, usability testing
- The program ends with a portfolio case study, real work you can show to recruiters or clients
- Session recordings, self-study materials, and progress reports live neatly inside the EduPoint learner app
Services
Private Online UI/UX Session Options
Three session lengths sharing one constant: every session runs one tutor one student over video call with live Figma screen sharing.
Regular Session, 60 Minutes
One focused topic per meeting. A good fit for packed schedules and steady, bite-sized progress.
Rp 126.000/session
60 minutes
- One topic completed per session
- Light practice assignments between meetings
- Self-study materials in the learner app
- Session recordings you can replay
Intensive Session, 90 Minutes
Enough room for theory and Figma practice in a single meeting, including deeper homework reviews.
Rp 159.000/session
90 minutes
- Theory and hands-on practice in one sitting
- More thorough homework reviews
- Well suited to the UI design and prototyping modules
- Recordings and session notes saved for you
Studio Session, 120 Minutes
A simulated project sprint: working one flow from brief to prototype with your tutor alongside the whole way.
Rp 204.000/session
120 minutes
- Studio-style format that mirrors real project work
- Ideal for portfolio sprints and case studies
- A full design critique at the end of each session
- Progress documented in your app report
Learning Tracks That Match Your Starting Point
Before the first session, your tutor maps your current skills and goals, then recommends the track that fits best. These three tracks are the ones our online UI/UX students use most.
Complete Beginner
Never designed anything beforeStart with the designer's way of thinking and a from-zero introduction to Figma. The track's target: feeling at home with the tools and completing your first wireframe and simple UI.
Subjects:
Design thinking basicsGetting around the Figma interfaceYour first wireframeCore visual principles
Focus Areas:
- Making research a habit before designing
- Operating Figma with confidence
Visual Designer Moving to Product
Comfortable with Canva, Photoshop, or graphic designYour visual skills are a major head start. This track layers UX on top of them: reasoning from user data, structuring flows, and working with components so every design stays consistent and defensible.
Subjects:
Transitioning to Figma and auto layoutUser research and user flowsInformation architectureComponents and a mini design system
Focus Areas:
- Shifting the habit from decorating screens toward solving user problems
- Consistency through components
Portfolio Sprint
Knows the basics, wants work worth showingConcentrate on one or two case studies done thoroughly: from brief, research, and design through usability testing, ending with a case study narrative that reads well to recruiters and clients alike.
Subjects:
Choosing and framing a case studyUsability testingWriting the case study narrativePresenting design decisions
Focus Areas:
- Depth of process in every piece
- Explaining the reasoning behind each design
Online UI/UX Design Curriculum
Six modules arranged along the digital product design process from end to end. Your tutor adjusts the depth of each module to your starting point and goals.
The module order is flexible. Students who already handle visual design comfortably can move faster through the UI module and go deeper on user research, and the reverse works too.
UX Foundations and Design Thinking
Building the designer's mindset: start from the user's problem, then move toward the visual solution.
- User-centered design principles and how UI and UX roles differ
- Framing a problem statement from a real case
- Simple user interview and survey techniques
- Building personas and user journey maps
Information Architecture and User Flows
Organizing a product's content so users find what they need without getting lost.
- Building sitemaps for apps and websites
- Simple card sorting to organize menus
- Telling user flows and task flows apart
- Designing navigation structures that make sense
Wireframing and Idea Sketching
Pouring ideas into rough skeletons before touching color and typography.
- Paper sketches, low-fidelity, and mid-fidelity wireframes
- Grids, content hierarchy, and element placement
- Annotating wireframes so others can read them
- Wireframing exercises from short briefs
UI Design in Figma
The biggest hands-on module: turning wireframes into clean, consistent interfaces.
- Typography, type scales, and consistent spacing
- Choosing colors and contrast that stay readable
- Components, auto layout, and variants in Figma
- Building a style guide and a mini design system
Prototyping and Handoff
Bringing designs to life as clickable prototypes, ready to hand over to developers.
- Interactive multi-screen prototypes in Figma
- Basic transitions and micro-interactions
- Tidying files and layer naming for handoff
- Understanding what developers need from design specs
Usability Testing and the Portfolio Case Study
Testing your design with real users, then wrapping the whole journey into a portfolio piece.
- Writing task scenarios for usability testing
- Running tests with 3 to 5 respondents
- Reading test findings and iterating on the design
- Writing a portfolio case study from start to finish
Who It Is For
Who Online UI/UX Tutoring Is For
The four groups we coach most often in this program, each with a different emphasis in the material.
School and University Students
Vocational multimedia or software students and undergraduates in visual communication, informatics, or any major who want to master digital product design early.
Recommended:
Complete Beginner trackRegular 60-minute sessions, twice a week
Career Switchers
Professionals from other fields preparing a move into product design. Study in the evenings or on weekends while keeping your day job.
Recommended:
Complete Beginner track followed by Portfolio SprintIntensive 90-minute sessions outside work hours
Graphic Designers and Freelancers
Already strong on visuals, now adding UX and Figma skills to widen the range of projects they can take on.
Recommended:
Visual Designer Moving to Product trackIntensive or Studio sessions for deep practice
Business Owners and Product Owners
Want to understand how product design works so they can judge their own app's design and communicate clearly with teams or vendors.
Recommended:
A condensed curriculum focused on research, flows, and design reviewRegular 60-minute sessions as needed
Notes from Our UI/UX Tutors
5 Traps That Most Often Stall UI/UX Beginners
Recurring patterns our tutors see in students arriving from self-taught learning, and how we handle each one in private sessions.
Opening Figma before understanding the user's problem
Why it happens
Most free tutorials teach the tools first, so beginners get used to starting from visuals and then struggle to answer the most basic question: whose problem does this design solve?
How we fix it
From the very first practice project, your tutor drills the proper working order: frame the problem statement and user profile first, then move into wireframes and UI.
Copying designs from inspiration galleries without grasping the reasoning
Why it happens
Work on Dribbble or Behance looks stunning, yet the business context and user data behind it rarely come along. The imitation looks pretty and crumbles under questioning.
How we fix it
Every design decision gets trained to carry a reason. Your tutor keeps asking why that button sits there and why you chose that pattern, until explaining your design becomes reflex.
Skipping wireframes because they feel like wasted time
Why it happens
Jumping straight to high-fidelity feels faster at first, yet restructuring a finished design late in the process costs far more time than tidying the skeleton early on.
How we fix it
This program turns wireframing into a habit through short 15-to-30-minute drills per screen, so it feels light and its payoff shows up immediately during revisions.
A portfolio full of final screens with zero process story
Why it happens
Portfolio reviewers want to see how you think: what research you ran, which options you weighed, and how the design was tested. A row of pretty images leaves all of that untold.
How we fix it
Every practice project gets documented from day one using a case study skeleton: problem, process, solution, test results. By the end of the program the story is already whole and only needs polish.
Hopping between tutorials and tools without finishing a single project
Why it happens
UI/UX material online is endless and pulls in every direction, so energy drains into constantly starting fresh while no single piece of work ever gets completed.
How we fix it
Your tutor locks one main project in as the backbone of your learning. Every new topic connects back to that project until it is done, and only then do you add the next case.
Every remedy above happens inside regular sessions, with zero paid add-on modules. Your tutor decides which traps are most relevant to you during the initial mapping session.
Why Us
Why Learn UI/UX Design with EduPoint
Since 2016, EduPoint has guided more than 70,000 learners across 300+ private tutoring programs. For online UI/UX, these seven things matter most to our students.
One Tutor, One Student
No big classes and no waiting in line to ask questions. The material, the pace, and the case examples all follow your own needs.
Rigorously Screened Tutors
Our UI/UX tutors are top design students, alumni, and digital product practitioners who joined EduPoint and passed our selection process.
Flexible Hours, 6 AM to 11 PM
Book sessions before morning lectures, after work in the evening, or on weekends. You agree on the schedule directly with your tutor.
Reports and Recordings in the Learner App
Every session is recorded and your progress is tracked in a report on app.edupoint.id, alongside self-study materials you can open anytime.
A Curriculum That Ends in a Portfolio
Exercises are designed to flow into a complete case study. You walk away with real work that others can evaluate.
Tutor Replacement Guarantee
If your tutor's teaching style feels off, we will find you a better match at no extra cost.
Transparent Fees, Every Payment Method
Per-session rates are shown openly and match the registration form's calculation exactly. Whether you lean digital, Virtual Account, QRIS, e-wallets, or a card, or prefer paying in person at Alfamart and Indomaret, a plain bank transfer works too.
Testimonials
Stories from Our Online UI/UX Students
From undergraduates to career switchers, here is how learning UI/UX privately at EduPoint went for them.
Rasyid
Information Systems undergraduate
Semarang
First case study completed in 4 monthsI started from absolute zero, I had never even opened Figma. My tutor was endlessly patient and always began from cases close to my daily life. Four months in, my first case study is finally done and I can walk someone through my research process with confidence.
Yunita
Administrative staff
Bekasi
2 portfolio case studies while keeping her jobAs an admin staffer planning a move into design, my only study time is at night. The 8 PM sessions helped enormously, and I replay the recordings on weekends. My portfolio now holds two app case studies I worked through from start to finish.
Prasetya
Freelance graphic designer
Denpasar
App design now sits among the services he offersMy background is graphic design, so the visual side came quickly. The genuinely new parts for me were user research and usability testing. My tutor changed how I judge design: these days I start from user data before my own taste gets a vote.
Mrs. Hartini
Parent of a vocational school student
Yogyakarta
Consistent study habits with trackable progressMy son is in grade 11 at a multimedia vocational school and loves app design. I appreciate the monthly progress report in the app, so I know exactly what he is studying. He has also become more diligent because the assignments are projects with visible results.
Online UI/UX Design Tutoring Fees
Fees are calculated per session based on the length you choose: 60, 90, or 120 minutes. The numbers on this page match the registration form's calculation exactly, so there is zero difference when you sign up.
Starting from
Rp 102.000 / hour
Final price is set at registration.
This is the lowest hourly rate, derived from the 28-session monthly plan at 120 minutes per session. Per-session prices (60, 90, or 120 minutes) appear in the format options above.
Flexible payment — QRIS, Virtual Account, Alfamart, Indomaret, transfer & e-wallets.
No hidden costs. Each month you decide how many sessions to book, anywhere from 4 to 28, and settling the bill can go through e-wallets, QRIS, a card, straight bank transfer, Virtual Account, or a counter visit to Alfamart and Indomaret.
Where Online UI/UX Tutoring Reaches
Online Tutoring
Online WorldwideBecause the program runs fully online, it reaches students anywhere, taught by UI/UX tutors who joined from 60+ cities across Indonesia. Location stops being a constraint: what determines the match is your learning needs, schedule, and preferred teaching style.
- Video calls with two-way Figma screen sharing
- Schedules that adapt to your local time zone
- Self-study materials in the learner app, open anytime
- Session recordings saved and replayable
FAQ
Online UI/UX Design Tutoring FAQ
The questions our team hears most about the online UI/UX program, answered briefly.
Complete Guide
The Complete Guide to Learning UI/UX Design from Scratch
Guides & Tips
Supporting articles to help you decide and maximize learning outcomes.
How to Build a UI/UX Portfolio for Beginners That Recruiters Notice
Six steps to assemble one case study that tells a story, from picking the right project to publishing it on the platforms product recruiters usually check.
How to Learn UI/UX Design From Scratch for Beginners Until You Have a Portfolio
Seven sequential stages that carry a complete beginner from getting to know Figma to assembling one full case study you are proud to show when applying for jobs.
The Difference Between UI and UX for Beginners, Explained in Plain Language
Two terms often confused from the very first day of learning digital design, now explained through everyday examples, a comparison table, and steps to tell them apart.
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Start Learning UI/UX Design from Wherever You Are
Tell us your starting point and your goal, and the EduPoint team will match you with the UI/UX tutor who fits best. Your first session can be scheduled within days.
A needs consultation before you beginFlexible scheduling 6 AM to 11 PM (GMT+7), weekends includedTutor replacement guarantee if the match feels off