Live Online Web Design Summer Courses

Learn web design with NextGen's hands-on summer courses in web development. Code websites from scratch using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Live online classes are held 10am-1pm ET on weekdays.

Graphic & UX Design Summer Certificate NYC (High School)

• Weekdays only
• 75 Hours
• Open to beginners
• 1:1 Bonus Training

This summer program in NYC teaches the foundations of graphic design and UX/UI design. You'll learn Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign for graphic design and Figma for UX/UI through hands-on, interactive classes led by a live instructor.

UX & UI Design Summer Program Online (High School)

• Weekdays only
• 25 Hours
• Open to beginners
• 1:1 Bonus Training

Design user-friendly apps and websites with Figma in this live online UX & UI design program.

Graphic Design Summer Program Live Online (High School)

• Weekdays only
• 50 Hours
• Open to beginners
• 1:1 Bonus Training

In this graphic design program for High School students, you'll master the most powerful tools in graphic design: Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop.

NYC Web Design Summer Classes

Learn web design and graphic design in-person in New York City. Our hands-on courses will have you designing graphics and websites from day one. NYC classes are held 10am-4pm ET on weekdays in Summer 2021.

Graphic & UX Design Summer Certificate NYC (High School)

• Weekdays only
• 75 Hours
• Open to beginners
• 1:1 Bonus Training

UX & UI Design Summer Program NYC (High School)

• Weekdays only
• 25 Hours
• Open to beginners
• 1:1 Bonus Training

Learn the skills to become a UX or UI Designer. This course teaches UX & UI design concepts, industry-standard tools, and research methods.

Graphic Design Summer Program NYC (High School)

• Weekdays only
• 50 Hours
• Open to beginners
• 1:1 Bonus Training

Learn the graphic design theory and the essential Adobe applications, including Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator. In this summer course in NYC, high school students work on real-world design projects.

Learn the Skills Guarantee™

Get personalized attention in small groups

Work on real-world exercises & projects

Become proficient in Java programming and computer science topics and knew nothing before. Would recommend!

—Zachary Waxman

Learn from industry experts with real-world experience

We supply computers in class, no need to bring your own

A Typical Day at NextGen

Depending on the course, you may be at NextGen for a full day or a half day.

Half Day

| 10:00am
Review & Daily Goals | Review of the previous day’s material and the current day’s goals. | | 10:30am
Micro-Lecture 1 | Interactive lecture with short exercises to introduce the first topic of the day. | | 10:45am
Guided Practice | Guided hands-on learning, where students apply the concepts from the previous lecture. | | 11:15pm
Review & Advanced Problem | A quick review of the previous exercise and an advanced problem to focus and solidify the learning. | | 11:45pm
Guided Project Micro-lecture | The instructor lays the foundation for the current project that the students will be working on in the afternoon. | | 12:15pm
Micro Lecture/Continue Coding | Flexible time for the introduction of a new topic or students to continue working depending on the course. | | 1:00pm
End of the Day | Students wrap up their day and instructors answer any final questions. |

Full Day

| 10:00am
Review & Daily Goals | Review of the previous day’s material and the current day’s goals. | | 10:30am
Micro-Lecture 1 | Interactive lecture with short exercises to introduce the first topic of the day. | | 10:45am
Guided Practice | Guided hands-on learning, where students apply the concepts from the previous lecture. | | 11:15pm
Review & Advanced Problem | A quick review of the previous exercise and an advanced problem to focus and solidify the learning. | | 11:45pm
Guided Project Micro-lecture | The instructor lays the foundation for the current project that the students will be working on in the afternoon. | | 12:15pm
Micro Lecture/Continue Coding | Flexible time for the introduction of a new topic or students to continue working depending on the course. | | 1:00pm
Lunch Break | Rest and refuel | | 2:00pm
Guided Practice | Additional hands-on projects and guided learning to reinforce concepts and retention | | 4:00pm
End of the Day | Students wrap up their day and instructors answer any final questions. |

Frequently Asked Questions

Who teaches NextGen classes?

All of our programs are taught by expert instructors who have extensive teaching experience and industry knowledge.

How large are NextGen classes?

NextGen's classes range in size but always follow an 8:1 student to teacher ratio.

Where are NextGen’s classes located?

NextGen’s courses are available in-person in NYC (with strict health safety practices) or live online. The course title indicates the location.

What coding and/or computer skills do students need to register?

All of our courses are open to students with little to no background in coding! Some students come in with no coding experience at all while others have extensive experience in one or more programming languages. Our courses are designed for everyone to learn and be challenged!

Do students need their own laptop?

This depends on the location of the class, so look out for more details when you are registering for your specific course! In many cases, we provide computers for all students. Students are always welcome to bring their own laptop.

Interactive Training

Attend courses in-person in NYC or live online. Engage with expert instructors, ask questions, and get feedback on your exercises and projects.

Unlike other providers, these are not mass open-enrollment classes. At NextGen Bootcamp, you’ll learn in small groups (typically 8-15 students) and receive personalized attention.

Upcoming Web Design Summer Classes

All times are listed in Eastern Time unless otherwise specified.