Project briefs, not videos
Five briefs built on realistic datasets and business problems. You submit work, not quiz answers.
Internships / UI / UX Design
Virtual Internship Program UI / UX Design
Design intuitive interfaces in Figma, from research and wireframes to prototypes and developer handoff.
- Duration
- 3 months
- Format
- Remote · live + recorded
- Work
- 5 project briefs
- Feedback
- Written, on every submission
- Certificate
- Verifiable online
The program
What the UI / UX Design Virtual Internship Program is
The UI / UX Design Virtual Internship Program at PrimrIQ teaches you to design products people understand at a glance. You will research real user problems, sketch solutions, and turn them into polished, testable prototypes.
A mentor critiques each design the way a senior designer would, covering hierarchy, accessibility and whether it solves the problem. You finish with case studies that show your process, not only final screens.
Recognised by
Tools
What you will work in
- Figma
- FigJam
- Wireframing
- Prototyping
- Design Systems
- User Research
- Usability Testing
- Accessibility
What you get
A mentor reads your work
Written feedback on every submission: what works, what a senior would change, and why.
Live sessions, recorded
Join live to ask questions as you go. Every session is recorded if you miss one.
Resume and interview prep
A resume review and mock interview practice in the final weeks, using the projects you built.
Offer letter on joining
An official offer letter with a reference number, issued when your internship starts.
Certificate you can prove
A completion certificate whose reference anyone can check on primriq.com.
Certificate
A certificate you earn
- Issued by PrimrIQ AI Services LLP, an ISO 9001 certified and MSME-registered company.
- Carries a unique reference that resolves at primriq.com/verify.
- Earned by completing your project briefs, not by attendance.
- Lists the track and duration, so it reads clearly on LinkedIn and resumes.
Is this suitable for beginners?
Yes. No design experience is needed; you start with the fundamentals of layout and hierarchy.
What kind of projects will I build?
A mobile app redesign, a web dashboard, a design system and a full case study for your portfolio.
Do I need a paid Figma account?
No. The free Figma plan covers everything in the program.
What roles does this prepare me for?
UI designer, UX designer and product designer roles.
How much time do I need each week?
Plan for 6–8 hours a week across sessions and design work.