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This course combines design principles with technical skills to provide a well-rounded approach to graphic design and web development. You'll learn how to create engaging online content and build an industry-level skill-set, including a professional portfolio for a strong start in world of work.

Ever thought about how everything you see on a screen is just a bunch of zeroes and ones? Turning those into something beautiful and user-friendly is the craft of the designer.

Developed to meet the latest industry demands and now taught online, this dynamic programme is an excellent starting point for students looking to study further in the fields of graphic design, or web and UX design.

Combining design principles and technical skills, the course offers a taste of the major components of graphic design and web development needed to produce engaging work for online and digital outputs.

Your learning includes four modules where you鈥檒l complete an in-depth assessment for each topic using industry-standard processes. You鈥檒l cut your teeth on some awesome projects that not only build your skills but also help you begin your portfolio and prepare for further study or entering industry.

On graduating, you receive the New Zealand Diploma in Digital Media and Design (Level 5).

What you'll learn

Design Foundation

These core skills are a must for any aspiring designer. Get the skinny on current industry processes so you can hit the ground running once you nail a job.

UX/UI

Learn the foundations of human-centred design (HCD), user experience and user interface design processes, methodologies and technologies. Develop skills necessary to research, ideate and create effective user interfaces for a variety of digital devices and display outputs including mobile devices.

Graphic Design

Master the skills to create a standout range of professionally-crafted documents for the print and digital world.

Web Design

Develop the technical skills necessary to create visually appealing, technically sound websites for a variety of digital outputs, while applying research, iterative design and professional practices from the user experience and user interface foundations course.