Turn a real product challenge into a tested experience and a portfolio-ready case study.
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ClaudeProduct Problem Framing and Project Planning
Translate an industry brief into a feasible product problem, project scope, success criteria and evidence plan.
User Research and Insight Synthesis
Plan ethical research, identify patterns and convert evidence into clear user needs and opportunity statements.
Journey, Information and Interaction Design
Design coherent journeys, information architecture, user flows and interactions that address the approved problem.
Accessible Interface Design, Prototyping and Usability Validation.
Create consistent, responsive and accessible interfaces using appropriate components and standards, then prototype, usability test and iterate on evidence.
Product Prioritisation and Outcome Measurement
Balance user value, business objectives, feasibility, risk and success measures when recommending what should happen next.
Stakeholder Handover and Portfolio Communication
Document design rationale, communicate specifications and present the work as credible employer-reviewable evidence.
Course Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Interpret an industry product brief and define a feasible UX and digital product design scope, stakeholder plan, success criteria and project roadmap
- Plan and conduct appropriate user and stakeholder research while applying ethical, privacy, consent and confidentiality requirements
- Synthesise qualitative and available quantitative evidence into user needs, current-state journeys, problem statements and prioritised product opportunities
- Develop information architecture, user flows, wireframes and accessible interface designs aligned with user and business outcomes
- Create an interactive digital prototype and conduct usability testing to identify friction, validate assumptions and inform iteration
- Evaluate user value, business objectives, feasibility, evidence and risk to prioritise design recommendations and relevant success measures
- Produce and present a portfolio-ready UX and digital product design case study demonstrating design rationale, validation evidence, stakeholder communication and reflective judgement
Course Outline
What You’ll Learn
The live workshops are held once every two weeks. Each session advances a defined capstone milestone, while the time between sessions is used for project work, evidence gathering and revision.
Want a portfolio & career placement?
Pair this course with an Equinet Career Programme
This course builds your capability and certifies you. It does not include a project-based capstone, client placement, or career coaching. Our Career Programmes are built for that: three months on a real project brief, your own product idea or a host organisation, with dedicated career support and mentorship throughout.
Many graduates take both: the course for the certification and capability, a Career Programme for the portfolio case study and placement. Speak to a course consultant about the combined pathway.
Trainers
Meet Your Capstone Trainer
Jeremiah Maximus Lim is the Founder of UNGRUMP.CO and an experienced digital experience practitioner. He brings more than 10 years of B2B and consumer marketing experience, six years of WordPress development and graphic-design experience, and a customer- and user-centric approach to research, experience design and conversion optimisation.
During the capstone, Jeremiah will review milestones, challenge unsupported assumptions and help learners strengthen the evidence, accessibility, feasibility, design rationale and professional communication of their portfolio work.
Target Audience
Who Should Attend
This capstone is designed for learners and working professionals who have already met the required UX and digital design prerequisite knowledge and want to apply it to a genuine industry brief.
It is suitable for:
- Learners completing the UX Design Career Programme
- Graduates of an approved UX, UI or digital product design diploma or certification pathway who meet the capstone entry requirements
- Career switchers preparing for UX designer, UX/UI designer, junior digital product designer or related experience-design roles
- Fresh graduates who need credible evidence of research, interaction design, prototyping and usability-testing work
- Graphic, visual, web and interface designers seeking to demonstrate a more complete evidence-led UX process
- UX and product professionals who want to consolidate genuine project work into a structured, employer-reviewable portfolio
- Product managers, business analysts, developers and digital professionals who contribute to product discovery or delivery and want stronger design capability
- Agency account, project and client-service professionals who need to evaluate and communicate stronger UX and product recommendations
- Founders, business owners and freelancers applying a structured research, design and validation process to a real digital product
Career Programme Pathway
From Training to Verified Proof
The UX and Digital Product Design Capstone forms the applied portfolio component of the UX Design Career Programme. It runs alongside a three-month industry attachment so that prerequisite training, genuine product work, portfolio development and career preparation remain connected.
- Screening and pathway alignment. Confirm professional readiness, target role or business objective, and the appropriate prerequisite training route.
- Diploma or certification capability development. Establish the required UX, UI and digital product design knowledge and practical skills through the approved learning pathway.
- Industry attachment and UX and Digital Product Design Capstone – You Are Here. Apply the skills through an internship, freelance project or approved workplace brief and convert the work into assessed portfolio evidence.
- Portfolio validation and placement coordination. Complete portfolio review and progress into supported employment, agency, product-team or independent-practice pathways.
Explore the full UX Design Career Programme pathway.
An Equinet Academy Certificate of Completion will be awarded to candidates who demonstrate competency in the UX and Digital Product Design Capstone – Design and Validate a Digital Product Experience course assessment and achieve at least 75% attendance.
Course Fee
Course Fee at a Glance
The full course fee is S$999.00 before GST. Equinet Academy absorbs the GST, so the nett payable fee remains S$999.00.
| Module | Investment |
|---|---|
| Course fee before GST | S$999.00 |
| GST | Absorbed by Equinet Academy |
| Nett fee payable | S$999.00 |
After the Course
Post-training Support
Your learning does not stop on the last day of the course. All graduates get ongoing access to three support channels included in the course fee.
Alumni Community
Join the Equinet Insider Network. Ask questions, share wins, and connect with fellow graduates and industry practitioners.
Live Post-Training Mentoring Sessions
Attend live group mentoring sessions with industry subject matter experts. Bring real problems from your work and get practitioner feedback.
Direct Trainer Access
Continue the conversation with your trainer after the course ends. Bring questions from real work and get practitioner feedback.
Post-training mentoring clinic sessions are included in your course fee.
Paid 1:1 mentoring sessions are also available for graduates who want deeper, project-specific guidance on their own work.
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Course Schedule
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Duration: 12 Weeks (16 Hours)
Each intake includes six live online workshops held once every two weeks from 7.00pm to 9.00pm. Workshops take place in Weeks 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 and 11, followed by the integrated project presentation and oral questioning assessment in Week 12.
There are currently no intakes available. Please contact us to enquire on the next intake dates.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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No. This is an applied capstone for learners who have already met the required UX, UI and prototyping knowledge through an approved diploma, certification or equivalent pathway. It focuses on applying that capability to a genuine industry brief and building assessed portfolio evidence.
Admission depends on whether the prior programme covers the required knowledge and practical skills. Equinet Academy will review your background, portfolio, relevant experience and industry attachment before confirming entry.
Yes. You must have a confirmed and approved three-month industry attachment before the capstone begins. It may be completed through an internship, freelance project or approved workplace brief and must provide a genuine UX or digital product challenge suitable for assessment.
The approved project may involve a website, mobile application, SaaS platform, e-commerce journey, internal system, digital service or another interactive product. The scope must provide sufficient evidence for research, design, prototyping, validation and professional reflection.
No coding qualification is required. You must be able to design and prototype the experience, consider technical feasibility and communicate clearly with developers or technical stakeholders where relevant.
The project must provide an ethical and feasible way to gather relevant user evidence and validate the proposed experience. The method and sample will depend on the brief, access, risk and research constraints, and must be approved as part of the project plan.
Where the attachment partner provides access and permission, you may test or implement selected changes. Where live access is restricted, you may produce a validated prototype, design specifications, handover documentation and implementation-ready recommendations supported by genuine research and testing evidence.
You will produce a product design brief, research synthesis, current-experience map, prioritised product opportunity, user flows, wireframes, accessible interface designs, interactive prototype, usability findings, iteration record, recommendations, portfolio-ready case study and final presentation.
Yes. It is delivered entirely online through six live trainer-led sessions, 2 hours of self-paced e-learning and a live online final assessment.
The fortnightly structure gives you time to apply each session’s guidance to the attachment project, conduct research, develop and test designs, consult stakeholders and revise your work before the next milestone review.
There are two approved assessment methods: an Individual Project Presentation and an Oral Questioning Assessment. They are conducted within the same 2-hour live online assessment sitting. Your portfolio case study and project artefacts are submitted as supporting evidence; there is no separate second assessment session.
AI tools may be used responsibly where permitted, but you remain accountable for research ethics, confidentiality, evidence quality, design decisions and the final work. Confidential or personal user data must not be entered into an unapproved AI service.
Only information permitted by the attachment partner may be included. Confidential or personal data must be removed, anonymised or presented in an approved aggregated form. Verified findings and outcomes should be clearly distinguished from assumptions and projected impact.
No. The UX Design Career Programme provides structured portfolio review and placement coordination, but employment is not guaranteed. Outcomes depend on portfolio quality, demonstrated performance, role alignment, employer requirements and market conditions.
Genuine projects can change. Inform the instructor promptly so the brief, milestones and assessment evidence can be reviewed. Any revised scope must still provide sufficient evidence for the learning outcomes and remain approved by the relevant organisation.