Communicate an interface idea through clear low-fidelity wireframes and task flows.
Wireframing & Prototyping (Balsamiq) is a 6-hour Professional Short Course in Design & Digital Experience. Develop focused capability through practical examples and user-centred thinking.
Who this course is for
Professionals and aspiring designers communicating interface ideas before detailed visual design.
Entry guidance
Basic computer skills and suitable Balsamiq access; drawing ability is not required. Confirm software access, delivery arrangements and any learning adjustments with RDE before enrolment.
Learning themes
Indicative themes describe the intended focus. RDE confirms the delivery syllabus and activities before enrolment.
- Low-fidelity wireframes and screen structure
- Navigation, linked screens and interaction intent
- Feedback, annotations and iterative refinement
Practical activity
Example activity: Build linked Balsamiq wireframes for a simple user task and annotate the intended behaviour. Use fictional or appropriately anonymised information. Obtain appropriate permission before involving research participants or recording sessions.
Learning outcomes
The intended outcome is to communicate an interface idea through clear low-fidelity wireframes and task flows. Further practice and feedback help develop professional confidence beyond the short-course scope.
How you can study
Fully virtual live online or self-paced options are subject to current availability. Confirm software requirements and any optional assessment or mentoring before enrolment.
Career relevance and recognition
Develop relevant capability for design, product, analysis or digital project contributions. The course does not guarantee employment or automatically award a vendor certification. Ask RDE what completion recognition applies.
Progression options
Explore a related short course to develop complementary skills. Its enrolment and duration are separate.
Your next step
Register your interest to discuss your goals, starting level and current availability. Content reviewed 7 October 2026.