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This course introduces the fundamentals of user experience and user interface design while exploring how BCBAs can analyze user behavior, improve digital systems, and transition into UI/UX careers.

DESIGNING BETTER EXPERIENCES.

Digital products shape how people access services, complete tasks, and make decisions.

User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) design focus on understanding how people interact with digital systems and improving those experiences through research, behavioral insight, and thoughtful design.

In this course, you'll explore how UI/UX professionals study user behavior, identify barriers that prevent successful task completion, and design digital environments that support better outcomes. 

By the end of this course, you'll understand how behavioral science can be applied to improve digital products and user experiences.

$25

LIVE SESSION: April 23rd, 2026

Eastern: 7:00 - 8:15 pm EST
Central: 6:00 - 7:15 pm CST
Mountain: 5:00 - 6:15 pm MST
Pacific: 4:00 - 5:15 pm PST


BSA OF THE GUEST EXPERIENCE

Some of the discoveries you'll make in this course

Explain the Difference Between UI and UX

Learn how user experience and user interface design work together to shape how people interact with digital products.

Identify UI/UX Career Paths

Discover common roles such as UX researcher, product designer, and UX/UI designer, along with typical responsibilities.

Analyze How Users Interact Technology

Explore how UX professionals observe user behavior, identify friction points, and analyze patterns that influence task succe

Apply a Behavioral Diagnostic Framework

See how behavioral observation, data analysis, and environment design translate into UX research and product design careers.

EARN CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS (CEUS) 

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By completing this course you will earn:   

 
1.5 Learning CEUs 

WHY ATTEND?

HANDS ON PRACTICE

Work through real examples of usability testing, behavioral observation, and design analysis to understand how UX professionals study user behavior and improve digital systems.

INCREASE YOUR PROFESSIONAL IMPACT

Explore tools commonly used in UX/UI work, including research platforms, design software, and usability testing tools used across the industry.

GREAT RESOURCES

Learn how behavioral science can influence digital product design, helping teams improve usability, accessibility, and overall user experience.

Whether you’re considering a transition into UI/UX or simply curious how behavioral science applies to technology, this course introduces how behavior analysts contribute to designing better digital experiences.

MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Maya Griffin

M.A., BCBA, LSSYB
Maya Griffin began her career as a clinical BCBA and clinical director before transitioning into Organizational Behavior Management and technology consulting. Recognizing that behavioral science extends far beyond clinical settings, she began applying behavior analytic principles to digital systems, product design, and organizational processes.

Today, Maya uses behavioral science to analyze how people interact with technology and to help organizations design systems that are easier and more effective to use. Her work focuses on understanding user behavior, identifying barriers that prevent successful interactions, and improving digital experiences through behavioral insight.

Maya is passionate about helping behavior analysts see how their existing skillset can translate into new industries, including UI/UX and technology.

COURSE REVIEWS

COMING SOON

ABOUT US

MORALIS MACHINA

In a nutshell? 

We're behavioral scientists on a mission to make corporate culture less toxic and more top-notch. 

Come find out how to make real waves in the workplace. 

COURSE CONTENTS

FAQ

How many CEUs will I get?

If you're BACB certified, completing the course will get you 1.5 Learning CEUs!

Who is this course for? 

This course is for behavior analysts interested in exploring UI/UX design and learning how behavioral science can be applied to improve digital products and user experiences.

Are there any pre-requisite skills? 

A basic understanding of behavioral phenomena (e.g., reinforcement, punishment and extinction) and a desire to engage is all you need for this course. 

What if I'm not certified through the BACB? 

That's okay! In lieu of CEUs, you'll get a certificate of completion.