UX refers to ‘user experience’ which is the way that we perceive our interaction with a product or application. UI refers to ‘user interface’ which is the visual representation, all the visual elements, of our ‘user experience’.
UI developers and UI designers work together to design and develop the user-facing components of websites, web applications, and mobile applications. They build all the components that we see and interact with, either as financial services customers or as employees using digital tools within financial services organisations.
UI designers focus on creating the overall look and feel (the design) of an interface, while UI developers bring those designs to life by developing the necessary code that enables an interface to function in a certain way when users interact with it.
UI/UX Developers can progress to roles such as Lead UX Designer, Product Designer, or Head of User Experience..
Creativity involves the ability to think outside the box and develop new solutions to problems. read more
With the increasing reliance on technology, having strong digital skills is essential for navigating today’s work environments. read more
Communication skills involve interacting with other people in order to effectively convey information, ideas, and feedback both verbally and in… read more
Agile in simple terms is a way of working that focuses on flexibility, collaboration and customer feedback. read more
Computing and IT encompass the technical knowledge required to manage, maintain, and develop an organisation’s technology infrastructure. This includes proficiency… read more
Analytical skills involve the ability to collect, interpret, and analyse data to solve problems, make decisions, and understand complex issues. read more
Continuous learning refers to the ability to continually acquire new knowledge and skills throughout one’s career or life. read more
Undergraduate
BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Data Science)
In-Person
BSc (Hons) Computer Science and Diploma in Industrial Training
Apprenticeships
BSc Software Engineering (Graduate Apprenticeship)
Further Education
Software Development HND
BSc (Hons) Software Development for Business (GA)
Foundation Apprenticeship in Information Technology: Software Development (SCP)
Postgraduate
MSc Software Engineering (full-time) / (part-time)
