UX for AI Certification-Founding Rate.
Price goes up 50% after March 20th.

AI didn't kill UX.
But it did change who companies hire.

The companies winning with AI have one thing in common:

Someone in the room who can tell the difference between real AI capability and AI hype.

This 12-week certification shows UX professionals how to lead AI product strategy.

First Session: 8am PT, Friday, March 20, 2026
Start for just $197. Finish certified.

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WHAT YOU GET

Every week for 12 weeks:

• 1-hour live presentation by Greg Nudelman

• Live Q&A after every session

• Self-guided module content to go deeper at your own pace

• Circle community: post questions, get answers, share work in progress

• Build your Agentic AI project using our unique Snowball Sprint Framework methodology as you go and submit each stage for instructor feedback and review

Your curriculum starts before Week 1. Every enrolled student receives a copy of
UX for AI (Wiley, 2025, #1 Amazon New Release) — the book this program is built on.

When you are ready, submit your completed project for instructor review to receive:

1. Certified UX for AI Professional credential for your LinkedIn Profile

2. Complete Snowball Sprint portfolio artifact (with detailed instructor feedback)

3. Repositioned LinkedIn profile optimized to demonstrate your new UX for AI capabilities to hiring managers

Go at your own pace. Designed for recently laid-off professionals and working designers alike.

Start for $197. Finish certified.

THE 12 MODULES

The certification follows the Snowball Sprint framework — the same methodology used to design and ship 34 real AI products.

Every session is recorded. Go at your own pace.

Every module taught personally by Greg:

Trusted by:

12 Modules in Detail:

YOUR INSTRUCTORS

Greg Nudelman

Principal, Snowball Sprint LLC

16 years building AI products. 34 shipped. $500M in documented business impact. Wrote 6 books. 24 patents. 120+ keynotes across 18 countries. Graduate instructor at Marquette University, Hult International Business School, and San Francisco State University.

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Daria Kempka

Co-author, UX for AI (Wiley, 2025) · Certification Authority

Daria co-authored UX for AI with Greg and provides ongoing support in the Circle community throughout the program. Graduating students receive their Certified UX for AI Professional credential from Greg and Daria upon successful completion.

Daria was Director of UX at Logicmonitor, where she led a global team of designers and researchers whose work helped the company earn usability recognitions from Gartner and Trustpilot. Before that, she drove digital strategy at Marquette University, the same institution where Greg led several successful workshops. Daria is known for building strong teams that tackle messy problems and learn and win together. 

WHAT GRADUATES SAY

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PRICING

Founding rate: $197/month · Cancel anytime

Most students finish in 3 months — $591 total at the founding rate.

After March 20, price goes up 50%.

The $197/mo founding rate is gone after March 20. It will not come back.

What's included:

• 12 live sessions with Greg

• 12 self-guided modules at your own pace

• Circle community with instructor support from Greg and Daria

• UX for AI (Wiley, 2025) included — the book this program is built on

• Certified UX for AI Professional credential upon completion

• Instructor-reviewed portfolio artifact showing your mastery of every step in the Snowball Sprint Framework methodology, ready for the hiring manager walk-through.

Most people finish in 3 months. That's $591 total. 

Every comparable live AI or UX certification costs $3,000–$23,000. Our founding rate exists because the goal is to certify you, not extract tuition. If you read this far, you know this is for you.

Start for $197. Finish certified.

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THE HONEST PROMISE

Designers who complete this program will be able to walk into any AI product team and immediately demonstrate strategic value. That's not a marketing claim — it's the specific, measurable outcome this curriculum is built to deliver.

What I cannot promise is a job offer. Nobody can. Anyone who guarantees that is lying to you.

What I can promise: you will leave with the positioning, the framework, the technical fluency, and the ROI portfolio proof case that gives you the best shot available — at a price designed to get you certified, not to extract maximum tuition.

— Greg Nudelman

FAQ

I've sent 50 applications. Not one reply. How does this program help?

Hiring managers at AI product teams aren't searching for wireframes and polished Figma files. They're searching for designers who can speak ROI, use cases, and risk reduction. The portfolio that got you hired in 2021 is now invisible to the people making decisions in 2026.

Week 1 of this program rebuilds your positioning from the ground up — not your portfolio, your story. The language that makes the right people stop scrolling.

A founder just told me he replaced his designer with a $20/month AI subscription. What will this program do to change that?

AI tools replace people who make things. They cannot replace people who decide what to make, why to make it, and how to prove it worked. AI product teams are actively fighting to fill that strategist role — and failing.

The Snowball Sprint Framework you'll master in this program is the same methodology used to ship 34 real AI products at Cisco, Sumo Logic, GE Digital, and LogicMonitor. It doesn't just survive AI tools — it requires a skilled human designer at its center.

The job market has split and I'm on the wrong side. Can this program help me?

The split is real: 5.8% of designers are thriving in AI product roles. The rest are competing for the same shrinking pool of traditional UX work. The difference isn't talent — it's fluency. Fluency in AI systems, agentic design, and business outcomes.

This program is the map. Twelve weeks of frameworks, tools, and live practice that move you from the shrinking side to the growing one — with a certification to prove it.

I don't know which tools to learn first. What design tools do you teach?

Every week there's a new AI tool to master. It's paralyzing. The designers who are winning aren't the ones who learned the most tools — they're the ones who learned how to make decisions with AI that produce outcomes their teams couldn't get any other way.

The 12 modules in this program are sequenced deliberately — from use case validation through prototyping, data design, user testing, and ROI proof. Each skill on the map builds on the last, so there are no wasted detours.

I can't prove my work was worth more than what AI alone could have done. Can this program help me?

Stakeholders now want to know your contribution was worth more than a tool subscription. That proof case is buildable, documentable, and the single most career-defining skill you can develop right now.

Week 5's Value Matrix and the final two Portfolio Project sessions exist specifically for this — so you leave with a documented artifact that proves you drove outcomes no AI tool could have produced alone.

Will the live lessons be recorded? I will be on vacation for one week and will need to catch up on the missed content.

Yes, all sessions are recorded -- Greg's presentations + Q&A with Greg and Daria. You will have access to all recordings for as long as you are in the program. The book is yours to keep forever.

Are there specific requirements for the final project and portfolio artifact?

The requirements are to do all of the exercises to show your work -- this is important for the hiring managers to see: storyboard, digital twin, value matrix, sketch wireframe flow, RAG, simple vibe-coded agentic application (standalone or browser plug-in). The examples of each deliverable are in the course modules section: https://uxforai.com/c/certification/#12-modules-in-detail

The entire project should take about 8-12 hours to complete. I will give you all of the material you need to complete the project -- that is, basically this course, where you learn by doing.

My current full-time work is proprietary. What should I build?

You can and should absolutely work on your own, non-proprietary project that you can show to hiring managers. But it can be something relevant to you, like a LinkedIn CRM scraper, agentic scheduling assistant, etc. -- ideally something in your UX Design specialty but nothing proprietary. We help you brainstorm your project on the first day of the class and support you throughout.

How big is the class?

We are keeping the student count for the founding cohort low to allow us to give individual attention to every student as we support your work on your personal project. This is not a 100-person lecture or a certification factory.

More questions? Email [email protected]