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Data and AI Driven Product and Service Design

Curriculum

  • 1 Section
  • 8 Lessons
  • 8 Weeks
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  • Lessons
    8
    • 1.1
      Digital Transformation Through Lean and AI-Driven Product Development
    • 1.2
      Customer Development and Design Thinking
    • 1.3
      UX in Agile Development Using Scrum
    • 1.4
      From Discovering Early Adopters to Deploying Big Data Analytics to Scale
    • 1.5
      Go-to Market Strategy, Growth Hacking, and Tech Stack
    • 1.6
      Design to Development Hand-off: Information Architecture, Wire-frames, Design System, and Prototype
    • 1.7
      From Workflow to Agents: API and AI As Product
    • 1.8
      Qualitative and Quantitative Research and Testing

Design to Development Hand-off: Information Architecture, Wire-frames, Design System, and Prototype

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In today’s agile environment, design handoffs aren’t just passing files—they’ve become an ongoing, collaborative dialogue. Digital product designers now act as the connective tissue between user needs and technical delivery. With AI-powered tools on the rise, this handoff is evolving to be more efficient, accurate, and scalable. At the heart of it, four key artifacts—Information Architecture, Wireframes, Design Systems, and Prototypes—continue to guide this fluid exchange.

Information Architecture (IA) establishes the backbone of your product—mapping structure, hierarchy, and the user’s journey. It empowers teams to envision navigation paths and feature interplay in a shared framework.

Wireframes, as low-fidelity schematics, frame layout intentions and early interactions. When infused with AI, they can be generated or refined swiftly, allowing designers and developers to iterate in lockstep.

Design Systems offer a unified design language: reusable components, styling rules, and documented behaviours. AI enhances them by tagging tokens, spotting inconsistencies, and accelerating documentation—ensuring clarity and consistency across teams.

Prototypes bring designs to life, simulating interactions and flows before code is written. With AI-powered prototyping tools, teams can simulate user scenarios, suggest refinements, and reduce ambiguity—promoting experimentation over static handoff.

In synergy, these deliverables help fuel dynamic collaboration, reducing redundancy and aligning multi-disciplinary teams around shared objectives. By integrating AI into this mix, designers can produce smarter, faster, and inherently scalable artifacts—turning handoffs into living workflows that drive quality and innovation forward.

Self-study Videos

  1. The Elements of User Experience (6 min 10 sec)
  2. What Is Information Architecture? (17 min 19 sec)
  3. Content strategy: User stories & information architecture (9 min 56 sec)
  4. Relational database and categorization, information architecture (8:25 min)
  5. Information Architecture: 3 Key Models (2 min 52 sec)
  6. Figma UX tutorial for beginners – Wireframe (8 min 40 sec)
  7. Welcome to design systems (15 min 42 sec)
  8. How to handoff your designs to Engineering (14 min 29 sec)
  9. Design to Development Handoff (19 min 33 sec)
  10. The final stage of the UX process: Visual design and handoff (3 min 6 sec)
  11. LEVEL UP Your UX Skills With AI Agents (12 min 57 sec)
  12. Emerging thoughts on AI assisted design (42 min 29 sec)
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