The UI/UX Foundry Showcase
Whats more in this masterclass?
What Foundry Actually Is
30
Days
5
Modules
10
Live Sessions
24
Resources
100
Builders
1
Demo Day
How The 30 Days Work
The Ten Live Sessions
What You Walk Away With
Three Levels Of Depth
₹9,999
60-70 SEATS
All recorded modules. 15 hours
All 10 live sessions + recordings
All 24 resources and templates
Discord and WhatsApp community
Peer review in Discord
Foundry Final + Demo Day
Alumni community access
Certificate of completion
₹17,999
40 - 50 SEATS ONLY
Everything in Builder
2 personal portfolio reviews
1 written case study feedback
Priority Q&A in live sessions
Close-Knit Networking Sessions
Direct DM access to mentors during cohort
₹27,999
20 SEATS ONLY
Everything in Pro
3-5 warm intros to hiring partners
1 mock interview with designer
LinkedIn + Portfolio Audit
Private Community Access
Resume + LinkedIn review
1:1 salary negotiation call
The Reason
Straight Answers
How much time will I need to commit each week?
Plan for ~1 hour per day on average — so 7–8 hours a week. Roughly half is recorded content you watch on your clock. The other half is live sessions (90 min × 2–3 per week) plus your case study work. Foundry compounds if you show up consistently. Half-attending dilutes the value for you and the cohort.
What are the prerequisites? Can I join as a complete beginner?
Foundry is built for designers who have basic Figma skills and have shipped at least one design project (real or self-initiated). If you've never opened Figma, this isn't the right starting point — there are great free YouTube resources for Figma fundamentals first. If you have 0–4 years of design experience and want to close the gap to senior, Foundry is built for you.
Will the live sessions be recorded if I miss one?
Yes. Every live session is recorded and uploaded to the cohort Notion within 24 hours. You'll have access to all recordings for 6 months after the cohort ends. That said — showing up live is where the magic is. You can ask questions, get your work critiqued, and meet the cohort. Don't watch Foundry like a Netflix series.










