VIDP 2590 Interactive Design Principles

Study of user interface design, interaction models, and prototyping for web and mobile applications.

About this course

VIDP 2590 Interactive Design Principles introduces the core concepts of designing digital experiences. You will learn how to create user interfaces that are both visually appealing and easy to use. The course covers interaction models, wireframing, and prototyping for web and mobile applications.

You will work through the design process, from understanding user needs to building and testing interactive prototypes. This course is an elective in the Digital Media & Design program but is open to students in other programs who want to build skills in user experience design.

Who takes this course

This course is available as an elective for students in the Graphic & Interactive Design advanced diploma program. It is also open to students in other programs who wish to supplement their skills with design thinking and prototyping knowledge.

Credits: 3 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

• Apply basic principles of user interface design to create clear and accessible layouts.
• Develop interactive prototypes for web and mobile platforms using industry-standard tools.
• Analyze user needs to design interaction models that support intuitive navigation.
• Test prototypes with users and revise designs based on feedback.
• Create a portfolio-ready case study demonstrating the design process from concept to prototype.

Evaluation