Claude Design for UX/UI

Dr. Alfred Ang designs and ships user interfaces across the web, iOS and Android, and Claude is central to how he builds them. A full-stack AI developer, Agentic AI solution architect and corporate trainer, he is the founder of Tertiary Courses and Managing Director, CIO, CTO and Chief Instructional Designer of Tertiary Infotech Academy Pte Ltd. He works extensively with the Claude Agent SDK, which powers several of his products, including ai-cms, a self-hosted AI content platform for training providers, and tapcard, a digital business card platform with a built-in CRM. He has also published Claude Code skills such as tertiary-wsq-skills, which produces courseware in a consistent house style. His GitHub portfolio of more than 300 public repositories includes many interface-heavy projects: native SwiftUI apps such as runningapp, live on the App Store, sketchbookapp and sgmrtapp; Android counterparts built with Jetpack Compose and Material 3; whiteboard, a browser whiteboard with vector shapes, flowchart elements and snapping connectors; and itsupport, an accessible IT service desk demo with a validated ticket form and searchable FAQ. In 2007 he founded OSWeb2Design Singapore, offering web development and graphics design services. He holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering from NUS and a Certificate in AI Ethics and Governance (Senior Professional) from NTU, is a Microsoft Certified AI Engineer Associate (AI-102) and Power App Maker (PL-100), and is a Unity Certified User. His portfolio also includes the course-registration and learning management platforms used by Tertiary Infotech Academy, with their admin and learner-facing screens.

Claude Design for UX/UI is aimed at UX and UI designers, product managers, front-end developers and anyone who designs digital products. Learners start with requirements for AI-enhanced UI design, using Claude to analyse user needs, build personas and user flows, and turn requirements into wireframes. The second topic covers components and states, generating component variations, empty, loading and error states, and consistent design tokens. In the third topic they design and evaluate an AI-driven graphical user interface, producing interactive prototypes with Claude and reviewing them against usability and accessibility principles. The final topic on documentation and collaboration shows how to produce clear specifications, UX copy and handover notes that developers can build from without guesswork. Because Dr. Ang also writes the front-end code behind his own apps, he can show what makes a design straightforward to implement and where AI-generated prototypes need human refinement, from spacing and hierarchy to keyboard navigation and colour contrast. He treats Claude as a fast, tireless collaborator rather than a replacement for design judgement, and he teaches learners to critique its suggestions as rigorously as they would a colleague's. Sessions are hands-on, and each learner carries one product idea through the course, finishing with personas, a component set, an evaluated prototype and developer-ready documentation. Learners also explore how to keep a design system consistent as Claude generates new screens, so prototypes stay coherent. To view the interfaces he has built, see his GitHub portfolio at https://github.com/alfredang and connect with him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/angchewhoe/