About the course

10 classes

60 minutes

B1-B2 levels

Online or offline

English for Product Design helps UX/UI and product teams use English more confidently in real work situations. The course focuses on explaining design logic, discussing product problems, presenting solutions, and keeping communication clear across teams.

explaining user flows, journeys, friction points, and edge cases;
UX rationale and design decisions;
research findings, pain points, and product hypotheses;
handoff, priorities, trade-offs, and cross-functional alignment.

for whom

For product teams collaborating with engineering

The course helps designers align on scope, technical limitations, handoff details, dependencies, and next steps with product managers and developers.

For UX/UI teams that need to explain design decisions

It is useful when teams need to discuss layouts, interaction patterns, usability issues, and design choices without relying on generic business vocabulary.

For teams working in an international environment

That is a good choice for designers who need to explain user flows, design logic, research findings, and UX decisions in English.

For teams aligning with product, engineering, and business stakeholders

Participants'll learn to present ideas clearly, support UX decisions, and make design discussions more structured and convincing.

course features

Built around real design work

The course focuses on real communication tasks designers face at work and helps them align with product, engineering, and business teams.

Ready-to-use language your team can apply at work

Participants get practical phrases, vocabulary, and structures they can use in real work situations right away.

Trusted by corporate teams

The program is built on experience with real teams and has proven its effectiveness in real workplace communication.

OUR teachers

have experience teaching teams at Boeing, Henkel, Ferrero, and other companies;
are proficient in modern EdTech technologies: gamification, tech tools, discussions in virtual rooms etc;
work according to the communicative methodology and student-centred approach;

undergo advanced training from certified trainers at the Yappi training centre
give practical feedback students can use right away;
dmost specialists hold international qualifications such as TESOL/TEFL, CELTA, TKT; CPE, IELTS, CAE.

program

User flows and interaction patterns

Entry points, user steps, friction, drop-off moments, empty states, and edge cases — with the language to explain user flows and product logic clearly.

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Usability and product discovery

express your opinion clearly; Usability issues, user needs, pain points, assumptions, and hypotheses, plus practical English for discussing research findings and product problems.

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UX rationale and design decisions

Design reviews, UX reasoning, business goals, and technical feasibility — with a focus on presenting and supporting design decisions in English.

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Design systems and accessibility

Components, variants, states, tokens, accessibility, and inclusive patterns for discussing scalable and accessible design solutions.

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Product handoff and prioritization

Specs, annotated flows, acceptance criteria, dependencies, QA, and trade-offs for clear alignment with product and engineering teams.

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What clients say

A few things to know before learning with Yappi

Yappi met our request for professional teachers who not only speak English fluently but also know how to teach adults, motivate them, and provide effective practice tools. Since starting our training with Yappi Corporate, class attendance has increased and student feedback has improved.

Inna Sakhno,

Head of personnel development