Interactive Design

The Institute of Design at JK Lakshmipat University is founded on the idea that students need to become designers of the future. If you wish to solve problems through design, integrate design with business, technology, society, culture with people at the heart of your design solutions, choose JK Lakshmipat University.
Courses like fashion and Interiors are extremely saturated in the market with too much competition, and volatility. In fact, you don't need to spend four years to learn fashion or interiors, a 6 month diploma is enough.
However, if you choose to go for more contemporary courses like Interaction design, Integrated Communication design and Interdisciplinary design, you can earn soaring salaries, be vividly creative, have work satisfaction and be part of the future!
JKLU offers comprehensive and contemporary programmes made by industry stalwarts in Product Design, Interaction Design, Interdisciplinary Design and Integrated Communication Design. These programmes are designed to provide students with a wide range of exposure enabling them to design with versatility.
They also provide great placements, and help you reach out to your inspiration. They also have renowned faculty like NID graduates Vaibhavi Kowshik, Aastha Gohil, Promit Basu, winner of Reddot Design Award, Dhruv Saxena, graduate of Domus Academy, Dr. Devanuj Balkrishan, PhD. IIT Bombay and led by A. Balasubramaniam, Industry veteran and NID faculty.
JKLU also provides an opportunity to study a year or semester abroad at Edinburgh Napier University.
You can read in detail about the courses and their career options on the university website. In any case, I suggest you should go for a course that you really want to study. Whether it is fashion or product, choose the course which you think is best suited for your interests.

The course addresses issues involved in the design of interactive
products for specific user groups. The course content covers basic
aspects of these designs including their user interfaces and
interactions, their design process and its milestones, and evaluation
of designs. A student interested in the design of interactive products
and services would find this course useful
All products, whether digital or otherwise, must deliver a
high-quality user experience (UX) or risk losing users to
competitorsafter all, a product is useless without its users!
Products with good interaction experience sell better; in fact, design-centric businesses have consistently outperformed the industry
average by more than double. Through this course, you will learn all the skills you need to assist
companies in delivering the right UX for their products. All
techniques included in the teaching are tried-and-tested industry
standards, which will equip you with the very best knowledge to start
you off on your new professional path. You will learn how to create
various UX deliverables from the beginning of a UX project right to
the end, ranging from customer journey maps to paper prototypes and
even heuristic evaluations. You will also take your first steps
towards creating a portfolio. You will also find a number of optional
exercises and home assignments that build on one another and follow a
design processfrom the first idea, right through to the point where
you can start testing your prototype. Interaction design being a very new and upcoming career, the job
options and offering in the industry is huge with options in
Interaction designer, UX designer, UI designer, Web-interface design, Experience Designer and many more similar profiles in E-commerce
industry.