ARTS 2127

g6:Digital Interface Design

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Good interface design is visually compelling, intuitive, and efficient while prioritizing user expectations and experience. In this course, students will design and develop digital interface wireframes and interactive prototypes while gaining the foundational knowledge needed to research and strategize screen-based experiences. In this course, students will work through the concept, iteration, wireframing, and prototyping stages used in the design and development of digital interfaces. They will research, develop, and apply graphic design, interactive, and usability processes, completing the semester with a fully realized, working digital product. Along with creative practice, students will be introduced to the fields of user interface/user experience design (UI/UX design), to which digital interface design is associated. This course, along with others in the program will serve to continue their growth in technical proficiency.

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