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Build a working design system — tokens, components, documentation and governance — on a real product, in 10 days.
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Designing AI Products — 10-Day Weekend Workshop
Master the interaction patterns of the AI era — chat, copilots, agents, uncertainty and trust — by designing and testing a real AI feature. A professionals-only cohort of 15, five weekends of hands-on studio work, and an artifact you leave with — not just notes.
Workshop at a glance
- Format: 10 days across 5 weekends (Sat & Sun) — live, hands-on studio sessions, never passive lectures
- Cohort: strictly 15 professionals — small enough that every person's work is critiqued every weekend
- Next start: upcoming Saturdays
- Fee: ₹15,000 · GST invoice for employer sponsorship · Scholarship Test discounts apply
- You leave with: a real, portfolio-grade artifact + a completion certificate with a verifiable ID
How the 10 days run
Weekend by weekend
Every weekend follows the studio rhythm: teach → build → critique. You work on a real project throughout — yours or a live brief — so learning compounds instead of evaporating.
Weekend 1 · The AI design landscape
How AI products actually fail users; a structured teardown of leading copilots and chat products; pick your project brief.
Weekend 2 · Core patterns
Input and prompt affordances, response streaming, citations and confidence; design your feature's happy path properly.
Weekend 3 · Failure & trust
Hallucination, empty and error states, human handoff; redesign your flows for the moments AI gets it wrong.
Weekend 4 · Prototype & test
Build a working prototype and run moderated tests with real users; measure trust, not just task success.
Weekend 5 · Iterate & defend
Iterate on evidence, pass an ethics-and-trust review, and present the full feature to the cohort and an AI product design lead.
What you'll learn
Skills you'll actually use on Monday
- Pattern language for chat, copilot and agent interfaces
- Designing for uncertainty: confidence, sources, graceful failure
- Prompts as design material — and prompt-quality evaluation
- Feedback, correction and memory patterns that build trust
- Ethics: transparency without dark patterns
What you'll leave with
Artifacts, not just notes
- A fully designed AI feature — flows, states, edge cases
- A tested prototype with real-user feedback
- An AI pattern library you can reuse at work
Who should attend
- Product and UX designers shipping AI features
- PMs specifying AI experiences
- Designers future-proofing their practice
Why only 15 seats
Small on purpose
Fifteen is the largest cohort where every participant's work can be critiqued live, every weekend, by the facilitator and peers. Bigger rooms turn workshops into webinars — and webinars don't change how you work.
Weekends only, because this is built for working professionals: no leave applications, no career pause — just ten deliberate days that compound.
Your facilitator
Staff Interaction DesignerGlobal tech GCC · 10 yrs
Specialties: Motion & prototyping
“Craft obsessive; pixel courtroom judge.”
Placeholder archetype — publish the real, consented facilitator profile before launch.
Workshop FAQ
Straight answers
Do I need to understand machine learning?
No. Day one gives you a designer's working model of how these systems behave — no math required.
Which tools do we use?
Current AI assistants and prototyping stacks; the patterns are taught to outlive any single tool.
Is this the same as the 6-week AI course?
The course is broader and cohort-paced; this workshop is a compressed, professionals-only build sprint on one real feature.
Will this help me at work immediately?
That is the design: most participants apply weekend learnings to their product on Monday.
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Fifteen seats. Five weekends. One skill, properly built.
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