2 Months - Live Online

UI/UX Design Course in Lahore

Learn Figma properly, design real app and website screens, build a design system, and finish with three case studies that hiring managers and clients actually read.

Monthly feeRs 7,500
TotalRs 15,000 (2 months)
CertificateInnoTech certificate
Duration2 Months
LevelBeginner Friendly
ClassesLive Online
TimingMorning, Evening & Weekend

In short

The UI/UX Design with Figma course at InnoTech Skills Institute is taught live online to students anywhere in Pakistan and costs Rs 7,500 a month — Rs 15,000 for the full 2-month course. Classes are live online only, batches are capped at 10 students, and the fee already includes the certificate and the final 15-day client phase.

Monthly fee
Rs 7,500
Full course
Rs 15,000 (2 months)
Duration
2 Months
Class mode
Live online only (no physical classes)
Batch size
Maximum 10 students
Timings
Morning, evening or weekend
Certificate
Included in the fee
Refund
Full refund within 3 days
Taught in
Urdu and English
Entry requirement
None
Who can join
Students anywhere in Pakistan
Admissions office
38-D Near Mian Chowk, Jubilee Town, Lahore

Fees in Pakistani rupees. Updated 2 November 2026.

Month-by-Month Curriculum

Month 01

Design Foundations & Product Screens

Figma basicsLayout, spacing and typographyColor systemsWireframingUser flowsMobile app screens

Month 02

Design Systems, Prototypes & Client Sprint

Design systemsComponents and variantsPrototypingCase study writingBehance and DribbbleDeveloper handoffPackages, pricing and outreach

Tools Covered

FigmaFigJamAdobe XD basicsGoogle FontsAI design tools

Who This Is For

  • Graphic designers
  • Web developers
  • Fresh graduates
  • Freelancers

Why learn UI/UX design at InnoTech

UI/UX is one of the few areas where a fresher still gets hired quickly. Pakistan's own industry survey found the highest demand at the nought to two years level sits in creative tech, with UI/UX named alongside game development, at a time when most tech hiring has moved towards experienced people. The reason is simple. Every app, dashboard and website needs screens designed before a single line of code gets written, and a developer's own design usually shows. Figma is the tool the whole industry has settled on, which makes this a narrow skill to learn and a wide one to sell. This course keeps you in Figma from the first week: layout, type and color, then real user flows, mobile screens and a design system with proper components. The portfolio is the point. You'll leave with three case studies that explain the problem and your decisions, not just pretty pictures, and the last 15 days go on pricing, outreach and follow-up.

How the course runs

Classes: live online only

There are no physical classes. Every class runs live on Zoom or Google Meet, with the instructor teaching, giving assignments and checking your work in real time.

Batch size and timings

A batch is never more than 10 students, so the instructor sees everyone's work. We run morning, evening and weekend batches. Message the counselor on WhatsApp for the next start date and the timing that fits you.

Fee: Rs 7,500 a month

The course is 2 months, so the full course comes to Rs 15,000. You pay month by month, not all at once. If you leave within 3 days of your first class, what you have paid for the course is refunded in full. Full details are on the fees page and the refund policy.

Certificate and the last 15 days

When your final project is done you get the InnoTech Skills Institute certificate of completion, printed, and you can collect it from our Jubilee Town office or have it couriered to you. It's our own certificate, not a government diploma; what gets you hired is the portfolio you build here, and the certificate confirms you built it. The last 15 days of the course are spent on finding paying clients: pricing, proposals, outreach and follow-up.

Final Portfolio Output

Three case studies, a mobile app, a dashboard and a landing page, written the way employers and clients read them.

Real Projects

  • 1Mobile app screens
  • 2Dashboard design
  • 3Landing page
  • 4Reusable design system
  • 5Clickable prototype

Earning Paths

UI/UX designerProduct designerFreelance app designerDesign system designerJunior product team role

Final 15 Days Included

You do not just learn. You learn how to sell the skill.

Every course ends with client hunting, proposal writing, pricing, outreach, and portfolio positioning.

Find real clients
Write winning proposals
Price your service
Follow up with confidence

What this course costs against the rest of Lahore

Rs 15,000 for two months means nothing on its own, so here is what other institutes in Lahore publish for UI/UX. We read every one of these off their own page on 21 September 2026 and named them, so you can check them yourself. We’re not the cheapest name on this list and we won’t pretend to be.

InnoTech UI/UX Design: Rs 15,000

Rs 7,500 a month for two months, paid month by month, so there is no lump sum. Figma, wireframes, real app and website screens, a design system, prototyping, and three case studies you can show a client.

ICT Trainings, Lahore: Rs 25,000

Their own page lists PKR 25,000 for UI/UX Designing, and the course runs six weeks. That’s Rs 10,000 more than us, for six weeks against our eight.

IDEO College, Arfa Tower: Rs 15,000

Rs 15,000 per person for two months, Saturday and Sunday, 6pm to 8pm. It’s the same fee as ours and it is weekend-only, which suits a full-time job. Two evenings a week is also a lot less practice time.

PNY Trainings: Rs 7,500, or Rs 30,000

Their own fee page prices the same one-month "Boot Camp Advance UI/UX with Figma" at Rs 7,500 at one campus and Rs 30,000 at the Arfa campus, with Rs 2,000 registration on some rows and nothing on others. Same course name, same month, four times the price. Ask which campus you’re being quoted.

LUMS CES: no price published

The Executive Education page for UI/UX Design still reads "Course Fee: TBA" and registrations are closed. When a university does publish a marketing course fee it sits near Rs 28,500 for about 24 contact hours.

And the free options, because they are real

If the fee is the problem, the free route is genuinely worth taking. Here is what it actually gives you, and what it costs you in other ways.

DigiSkills.pk: free, and it fills before it starts

DigiSkills 3.0 runs "UI/UX & Webflow" free of cost, twelve weeks, 24 hours of video, with an e-certificate from Virtual University and Ignite. 6,618 people enrolled in that batch. The catch is on their own page: enrolment for Batch-04 closed on 23 July 2026, before the 3 August start, because the seats filled early. It’s recorded video, so nobody looks at your screens and tells you what is wrong with them.

Saylani: free, but not this subject in Lahore

Saylani Mass IT Training lists a UI/UX with AI course and says its training is free of cost, but the course site shows a Karachi address and neither page names a Lahore campus or publishes a waiting-list rule. Check locally before you count on it.

What UI/UX work pays in Pakistan

These are published figures with the sample size attached, not our promises. We have kept the unit of each one exactly as the source prints it, because some of these pages mix monthly and yearly numbers.

User interface designer: Rs 49,500 a month

Indeed Pakistan, updated 4 September 2026, from 27 reported salaries with a range of Rs 20,864 to Rs 117,442. Twenty-seven salaries is a small sample and we’d rather say so than round it up.

UX/UI designer in Lahore: Rs 893,217 a year

Indeed’s Lahore city table, read 10 September 2026, on a page carrying 703 reported salaries. That works out near Rs 74,000 a month. Payscale Pakistan lists Rs 871,400 a year for the same title from 48 profiles, which is close enough to take seriously.

Live ads on the same page: Rs 40,000 to Rs 100,000 a month

The advertised ranges sitting next to that figure on 10 September 2026 read Rs 40,000 to Rs 60,000, Rs 70,000 to Rs 100,000, and Rs 80,000 a month. That’s the spread a first job actually offers.

The gap worth knowing: Rs 47,715 against Rs 76,024

Indeed puts a graphic designer in Pakistan at Rs 47,715 a month on 2,800 reported salaries, and a product designer at Rs 76,024 on 16. The big sample is the floor, the small one is the direction. The tools overlap; what pays more is being the person who decides how the screen works.

Who can join, and in what language

Two questions we get every week, answered plainly.

No entry condition, and no degree needed

There’s no test, no minimum qualification and no portfolio requirement to join. If you can use a laptop and you will do the weekly work, you can sit in this course. Matric students and working adults share the same batch here.

Taught in Urdu and English together

Class runs in a mix of Urdu and English, whichever makes the point land. Figma’s interface, the layer names, the handoff notes and the words you will use with a client stay in English, because that is how you will meet them in real work.

Course FAQs

Do I need to know coding?

No. UI/UX is design work. You'll learn how to hand your screens over to a developer, but you never have to write code yourself.

Is Figma free?

The free plan covers everything in this course. You only need a laptop and a browser.

Can a graphic designer switch to UI/UX?

Yes, and it usually goes well. Your eye for type and color transfers straight over. What is new is user flows, components and handover, which is exactly what the second month covers.

What will my portfolio have in it?

Three case studies: a mobile app, a dashboard and a landing page, each with the flow, the screens and a clickable prototype.

What is the fee?

Rs 7,500 a month for 2 months, Rs 15,000 in total. You pay month by month. If you leave within 3 days of your first class the course fee you have paid is refunded.

Are classes online or physical?

Online only. There are no physical classes; every class runs live on Zoom or Google Meet with the instructor.

What are the class timings?

We run morning, evening and weekend batches, each capped at 10 students. WhatsApp the counselor for the next start date and the slot that suits you.

Is the certificate government-recognised?

No. It's InnoTech Skills Institute's own certificate of completion, printed, and you can collect it from our Jubilee Town office or have it couriered to you. Employers and clients look at the portfolio you build during the course; the certificate confirms you completed it.

What happens in the last 15 days?

The final 15 days are the client phase: you set your price, write proposals, do outreach to local and international clients and learn to follow up. The goal is that you leave with a real lead or a first paying client, not only a certificate.

Is the course taught in Urdu or English?

Both. Classes run in a mix of Urdu and English, whichever makes the point land. Figma's interface, the layer and component names, the handoff notes and the words you'll use with a client stay in English, because that's how you will meet them in real work.

Do I need to have passed matric or inter to join?

No. There's no minimum qualification, no entry test and no portfolio requirement. You need a laptop, an internet connection and the hours to redo your screens after feedback, which is most of what learning design is.

What does UI/UX work pay in Pakistan?

Indeed Pakistan put a user interface designer at Rs 49,500 a month in September 2026, though from only 27 reported salaries, so treat it as thin. Its Lahore table for UX/UI designer reads Rs 893,217 a year on a page carrying 703 salaries, and Payscale Pakistan lists Rs 871,400 a year from 48 profiles, which is close enough to take seriously. The live ads on that page in September 2026 advertised Rs 40,000 to Rs 60,000, Rs 70,000 to Rs 100,000, and Rs 80,000 a month. For contrast, a graphic designer in Pakistan reads Rs 47,715 a month on 2,800 salaries against Rs 76,024 for a product designer on 16.

DigiSkills teaches UI/UX free. Why pay?

They do. DigiSkills 3.0 runs UI/UX and Webflow free of cost, twelve weeks, 24 hours of video, with an e-certificate from Virtual University and Ignite, and 6,618 people were enrolled on the batch that started 3 August 2026. Enrolment for it closed on 23 July because the seats filled early. Saylani lists a UI/UX with AI course and says its training is free, but the site shows a Karachi address and doesn't name a Lahore campus. What you pay us for is somebody looking at your screens and telling you why the flow doesn't work.

How does the fee compare with other institutes in Lahore?

Rs 15,000 in total for two months, paid Rs 7,500 a month. ICT Trainings publishes PKR 25,000 for a six-week UI/UX course. IDEO College at Arfa Tower lists Rs 15,000 for two months of weekend evenings. PNY Trainings prices the same one-month Figma boot camp at Rs 7,500 at one campus and Rs 30,000 at Arfa, so ask which campus you're being quoted. LUMS CES still shows Course Fee: TBA. Read off their own pages on 21 September 2026.

Ready to join this batch?

Fill the admission form online. It takes about two minutes, you'll get a reference number straight away, and a counselor calls you back to confirm your batch and timing.

Monthly fee, no lump sum. Batch of 10 students. Full refund within 3 days of your first class.