How can I learn UX/UI design?

Studying UI/UX design is a good call — it’s one of the hottest tech skills in recent years.
Here’s a general roadmap that has worked well for me and many of the other designers I know:

Understand the Basics

Discover what UI (User Interface) and UX (User Experience) really are.

• UI is the "delightful" part, what you can see (layouts, colors, typography)

• User flow, behavior and usability is what UX is about

Read:

• The Design of Everyday ThingsBy Don Norman
• “Don’t Make Me Think” by Steve Krug

Learn Tools Like Figma

Figma is the one to beat. Start with:

• Creating simple wireframes
• Building interactive prototypes
• Practicing responsive web/mobile layouts

Channels on Youtube like Flux, DesignCourse, or Caler Edwards have some great tutorials.

Study Real Projects

Analyze existing apps/websites. Try redesigning them.
Use sites like:

• Behance
• Dribbble

You will begin to grasp what makes a design successful.

Take Free or Paid Courses

Some great platforms:

• Google UX Design Certificate (Coursera)
• freeCodeCamp (for UX basics)
• Udemy (affordable practical courses)

Get Feedback + Practice

• Post your X to LinkedIn, X or even on Reddit
• Join communities such as Designer Hangout, UX Mastery, or on Discord groups