The BFA in Design at the University of Texas at Austin prepares students to tackle real-world challenges using design thinking, visual storytelling, and technical skill. With a focus on UX, interaction design, and branding, students create innovative, socially responsible design solutions.
Redesigning a Public Transport App for Accessibility and UX
Sustainable Packaging Design for Eco-Conscious Brands
The Role of Typography in User Interface Clarity
Brand Identity Design for a Local Nonprofit Organization
Creating a Visual Language System for a New Startup
UX Research and Redesign of an E-Commerce Checkout Flow
Designing for Emotion: Color Theory in App Interfaces
Developing an Interactive Museum Exhibit Interface
Inclusive Design: Building Interfaces for Visually Impaired Users
Design Ethics in Algorithmic and AI Interfaces
Minimalism vs. Maximalism: Impact on User Perception
Motion Graphics for Educational Microlearning Platforms
Creating a Design System for a Digital News Platform
Wayfinding Signage Design for Large Public Spaces
Designing AR Experiences for Cultural Preservation
Mobile App Design for Mental Health Support
Visual Storytelling for Climate Change Awareness
Packaging Redesign for a Heritage Food Product
Gamification Design for Habit-Building Apps
Exploring Experimental Typography in Web Design
Data Visualization for Civic Engagement Campaigns
Designing Interfaces for Multilingual User Bases
UX Audit and Redesign of a University Department Website
Designing for the Gig Economy: Freelancer-Centric Tools
Posters as Political Art: Graphic Design for Activism
Transform ideas into visual impact with UT Austin’s design-focused BFA—where function meets creativity and ethics inspire innovation.
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