COURSES / DESIGN
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Find your rhythm.
Combine visual reasoning, design thinking and drawing practice without losing sight of the complete paper.
Begin with the colour topics.
Explore the remaining subject outlines.
IS THIS YOUR PATH?
A direction, not a shortcut.
For students exploring undergraduate design entrance preparation. This is a suggested study sequence, not a complete course or a substitute for the official syllabus.
What you’ll work towards
- Build a visual problem-solving routine
- Develop ideas before drawing
- Use contrast to make a response readable
- Review practice for clarity and completion
Your subject sequence
Free topics are ready to open. Outlines show the rest of the intended learning route; their lessons are not available on this site.
Aptitude & reasoning
Develop a systematic approach to visual and analytical problems.
- 01Spatial reasoningWork with rotations, views, patterns and transformations.Not available on this siteOutline
- 02Quantitative reasoningConnect numerical relationships with a clear solving method.Not available on this siteOutline
Drawing & visualisation
Build clear visual communication through observation and space.
- 01Observational drawingNotice proportion, shape and the relationships between objects.Not available on this siteOutline
- 02Perspective & spaceExplore viewpoints, depth and spatial relationships.Not available on this siteOutline
- 03Visual storytellingCommunicate a situation through people, settings and action.Not available on this siteOutline
Design thinking
Turn a user need into a thoughtful and testable idea.
- 01Understanding the problemIdentify the user, context and constraints before proposing a solution.Not available on this siteOutline
- 02Generating ideasExplore alternatives and explain the choices behind a concept.Not available on this siteOutline
Colour
Understand colour relationships and make deliberate palette choices.
- 01Colour compositionUse value, proportion and placement to guide attention.Free
- 02Colour wheelExplore hue relationships and build a practical mixing reference.Free
- 03Colour schemesCompare analogous, complementary and limited palettes.Free
- 04Colour modelsUnderstand how RGB, CMYK and HSL describe colour.Free