George Brown College

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

This 2024-25 academic year we have students from the  Interaction Design Program  at George Brown College's School of Design who are trained to help with tasks such as:   Creating wireframes, mock-ups, and prototypes to illustrate design ideas for web & mobile applications Designing user interface (UI) elements to provide interactive, informative, and engaging experiences Developing user personas, journey maps, information architecture, user flows, etc.  Conducting qualitative and quantitative research (surveys, interviews etc.) to inform and validate design decisions Performing usability tests to gain feedback and provide insights that help enhance user experiences --  George Brown College has state-of-the-art user testing facilities Creating 2D & 3D visuals for concept development of digital products, systems, and services Identifying and troubleshooting user experience (UX) problems (e.g., responsiveness, accessibility etc.)  Creating animated graphs or charts for walkthroughs of datasets for various digital visualization projects  Participating in design jams/sprints using knowledge of design tools such as card sorting, empathy maps, storyboarding etc.  3.5 or higher GPA students are eligible for an optional Field Placement (part-time for up to 120 hours) to gain industry experience within their respective field of study.

George Brown College

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Students in teams of one will apply skills in front-end design and development to translate concepts into visual and functional interfaces, websites, applications, and systems that respond to the needs of a client - in sectors ranging from health care to fintech, retail to technology and beyond. 

George Brown College

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Students in teams of one will apply their visual design and strategic thinking skills to help companies articulate their brand story and connect with audiences across online and offline platforms. Our third-year students have a few terms of design practice under their belts and are ready to apply their skills in the real world.

George Brown College

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Students in teams of one will apply appropriate UX research methods to develop actionable insights that will help you improve your products, systems, and services. Our third-year students have a few terms of research and design practice under their belts and are ready to apply their skills in the real world.