Course· 3 variants

One component, three variants

A ladder, not a menu. Core is the recorded base, Foundations the full live build, Sprint the advanced segment.

Course / base

01 · base

Core

For anyone starting out. the fundamentals everything builds on.

format: recorded · self-paced
entry: start anytime

See Core

Course / live

02 · live

Foundations

For beginner to mid designers. the whole system, tokens to agents.

format: live · 3 months
entry: open application

See Foundations

Course / advanced

03 · advanced

Sprint

For experienced designers and alumni. the agentic segment only.

format: live · 5 consecutive days
entry: eligibility screening

See Sprint

Compare· side by side

The three, side by side

One ladder, three rungs. Read across to see where each one sits.

	BaseCore	Most popularFoundations	AdvancedSprint
Format	Recorded, self-paced	Live, 8 weeks · 12 sessions	Live, 5 consecutive days
Fit ✅	Secondary Beginner to Mid-Level	Secondary Beginner to Mid-Level	Experienced designers & Our alumni
Not Fit ❌	Absolute Beginners	Absolute Beginners	Absolute Beginners
Covers	Fundamentals + AI-Driven Design System	Tokens to agents, the full build	The agentic segment only
Entry	Start anytime	Open application	Eligibility screening first
Capstone	Yes	Yes, a live web project	Yes
From	180,000++ MMK	350,000++ MMK	200,000++ MMK
	See Core	See Foundations	See Sprint

Not sure?· find your fit

Find your fit in one line

New to design systems?

Start with the recorded fundamentals and move up a rung when you are ready.

Start with Core

Want the full build?

Learn the whole system, tokens to agents, live with a cohort and a capstone.

Take Foundations

Senior and short on time?

Skip the base and take only the agentic layer across four focused days.

Apply to Sprint

Not ready for a live cohort, or prefer to learn at your own pace? Start with Core, the recorded foundation everything else builds on.

Gallery· what students built

Cohort showcases

8 projects

Lumo Design System · color tokens

Foundations · Batch 1

Lumo Design System

One shared set of tokens and components for Lumo's web, mobile and admin products, so new screens are built faster and look consistent.

team: 1 designer
by: Aye Kyawt

View project

Capstone Project Case Study by Batch 5 Group · system overview

Batch 5

Capstone Project Case Study by Batch 5 Group

The Melon Space Store Design System project focuses on creating a cohesive and scalable framework for the store’s three core offerings: e-commerce store, learning hub, and fashion store. By establishing a unified visual language, reusable component library, and centralized design tokens, the system ensures a seamless and consistent user experience across all platforms.

team: 4 designers
by: Su Nandar · Ingyinn Swe · Swann Yi Maung · Htike Saen

View project

Cozy Corner Bookstore · components

Foundations · Batch 1

Cozy Corner Bookstore

Cozy Corner is a design system for a book-matching product whose featured experience, “Blind date with a book,” pairs readers with a surprise book and is supported by a staff dashboard to manage the flow. As a class project, I built the system end to end: foundations (color, typography, spacing, elevation, border), a structured naming hierarchy, documented components in Figma, and a coded component library in Storybook.

team: 1 designer
by: Yin Myo Su

View project

Capstone Project Case Study by Batch 6 Student · variants

Batch 6

Capstone Project Case Study by Batch 6 Student

The Melon Space Design System is a comprehensive and reusable design framework created to support all three Melon Space platforms: Store, Learning Hub, and Fashion. It helps teams work more efficiently by providing ready-to-use components, consistent style guidelines, and a shared language between design and development.

team: 3 designers
by: Myat Po Po Aung · Lotaya Naung Naung · Htoo Taw Win

View project

Horizon Stay · system overview

Foundations · Batch 1

Horizon Stay

A Design system for a UK holiday-home booking product, proven by shipping a web app, an iOS app, and a back office on top of it.

team: 1 designer
by: Hsu Yee Mon

View project

Flex Design System · variants

Foundations · Batch 1

Flex Design System

Flex Design System is the design system built to implement WorkFlex, a digital workforce platform that makes finding and connecting with workers simple. FDS gives WorkFlex one consistent, clear hiring experience. Every screen is composed of the same bricks and patterns — so users can trust the platform, and the right job meets the right person.

team: 1 designer
by: Wah Wah Aung

View project

Lemonade Design System · type ramp

Foundations · Batch 1

Lemonade Design System

Lemonade Design System is the shared design foundation for Lemonade Found, a lost-and-found service. One system powers all three products (Mobile App, Public Website and Back Office), with core and semantic tokens, Light and Dark modes, bilingual typography (Manrope for English, Noto Sans Myanmar for Burmese), an icon set and a documented component library.

team: 1 designer
by: May Thet Htar Aung

View project

A Tu Tu Design System · components

Foundations · Batch 1

A Tu Tu Design System

team: 1 designer
by: Aye Sandi Myint

View project

Comments· 6 resolved

Left on the file by people who finished

Su NDStudent · Batch 5✓ resolved

Every part of this training was valuable to me, and the feedback on every assignment was precise.

Myat EHStudent · Batch 5✓ resolved

I feel like I stepped up another rung on the UI UX career ladder, and I'm more confident in my skills now.

Ingyin SStudent · Batch 5✓ resolved

Now I love creating scalable components for better design systems.

Swan YMStudent · Batch 5✓ resolved

“Not only about design systems, but also how the process running and tools(like. airtable, storybook) using in real world organizations. After finish the class, I feel like I chose the right training for my career growth. I get to know more than before and also know what should I learn next.”

Seint SSLStudent · Batch 1✓ resolved

Learning the essential processes, like design inventory, that we need to follow when building a design system, that is based on our real experiences building a true design system.

Rose MNStudent · Batch 7✓ resolved

Through this training, I learned that the Design Style section is very important, broad, and essential. I also learned things that I had not studied at all and that I still need to study. This training also highlighted things that I still need to study.

Employer· linked instances

Where our students work

Designers from these companies have trained in the cohorts.

KBZ Bank

AYA Bank

Yoma Fleet

EMQ2

Wave Money

and more