Learn UX like you'll actually use it
Short, practical UX courses focused on improving real products — not theory. Learn to audit flows, surface user issues, and present research, taught by working practitioners.
UX education that survives contact with real work
No theory dumps, no influencer takes — just the methods practitioners actually use to make products clearer.
Practitioner-led
Taught by working UX practitioners — people who ship and audit real products, not influencers or theorists.
Built on real products
Practice on real flows and real data, not toy exercises — the way the work actually happens.
Clarity-first
Every course ladders into TYPENORM's lens: audit what's there, explain why it costs, and improve it.
Short and actionable
Focused, self-paced courses you can finish and put to work the same week.
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WCAG 2.2 Fundamentals: Audit a Screen for Accessibility
6 lessons · 25 min
Learn what WCAG 2.2 actually asks of a designer, level by level: perceivable contrast for text and non-text elements, keyboard and focus behavior, and structure for screen readers. By the end you can run a real audit on a screen and write findings that cite specific success criteria — the same workflow behind TYPENORM's accessibility audits. No certificate is issued. See the full pillar at /topics/accessibility.
View course →UX research basics
Planned · about 6 lessons
From a question to evidence: choosing a method, writing a research plan, running a user interview, and turning notes into a finding a team acts on. The free course the query literally asks for.
Preview →Heuristic evaluation
Planned · about 5 lessons
Running an expert review: the ten usability heuristics, how to score severity, and how to write findings that lead to fixes. The method behind TYPENORM's UX audit service and UX Snapshot, so it is what the brand should be known for.
Preview →Usability testing basics
Planned · about 5 lessons
Planning and running a small usability test: tasks, recruiting five participants, moderated versus unmoderated, and reading the results. Follows UX research basics; pairs with the Pulse testing tools.
Preview →UX clarity: reading an interface like an auditor
Planned · about 4 lessons
TYPENORM's own lens: how fast a person understands what they see and what to do next, why products lose clarity as they grow, and how to measure and rebuild it. Brand-defining rather than keyword-driven.
Preview →Gestalt principles & UX laws
Planned · about 5 lessons
The perception rules behind layout (proximity, similarity, closure, continuity, figure-ground) and the UX laws built on them, each shown on a real product screen from the TYPENORM catalog.
Preview →UX writing fundamentals
Planned · about 5 lessons
Words as interface: labels and buttons, error and empty states, tone of voice, and how UX writing differs from marketing copy. Pairs with the Pulse microcopy generator.
Preview →Information architecture & card sorting
Planned · about 5 lessons
Structuring content the way people think: what IA decides, open and closed card sorts, tree testing a navigation, and turning the results into a sitemap.
Preview →Dark patterns & ethical design
Planned · about 4 lessons
Naming the manipulative patterns (confirmshaming, roach motels, pre-checked consent), why they work, and the regulations now catching them. Draws on TYPENORM teardowns and the trust and clarity stance.
Preview →Look it up in the library
Patterns, UX laws and how-tos as reference documents, each with its sources.
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