User Interface Development

Design and build modern, accessible digital interfaces that combine UX research with frontend technologies.
The User Interface Development specialisation is oriented towards preparing UX/UI and frontend specialists capable of designing and building modern, accessible digital interfaces. During studies, students gain practical skills working with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, the React framework, and UX research and prototyping tools.
Great emphasis is placed on human-centred design, responsive design, accessibility, animations, and design systems. The specialisation prepares specialists who can work as UX/UI designers, frontend developers, and digital product creators.
6531BX010
B03 Software Systems
Professional Bachelor of Computing
Full-time, 3 years
180
Full-time studies

Dr. Gediminas Gricius is an information technology specialist, academic and researcher publicly associated with information technologies, embedded systems programming and user interface programming.
The UI development direction focuses on user interfaces – how people see, understand and use a digital system. This direction values not only technical functionality, but also clear structure, usability and a logical user journey.
Students learn to create interfaces that make technology understandable to people: presenting information clearly, anticipating user actions and connecting programming logic with practical use.
About the Programme
Programming fundamentals, data structures and algorithms, databases, computer networks, operating systems, project management, professional ethics, interdisciplinary collaboration, and final thesis.
UI development modules cover HTML and CSS, JavaScript, React, UX research and analysis, typography, responsive design, UI component libraries, prototyping, advanced frontend development, accessibility, animations, and design systems. Students learn to create interfaces that are both aesthetically appealing and technically excellent.
User Interface Development is a specialization within the Smart Technology Industry study programme. Admission is carried out through LAMA BPO or directly at Vilnius Design College. Applicants must have completed secondary education.
Full-time studies – EUR 1,539 per semester.
Graduates of the User Interface Development specialization can work as UX/UI developers, user interface designers, front-end developers, and digital product developers. They can also create, test, and improve user-friendly interfaces for websites, apps, and other digital systems.