Good website design is not about knowing Figma or Canva. It is about understanding what makes a user stay on a page and what makes them leave. This internship teaches you both — on real client-style briefs, reviewed by a working designer, so you finish with a portfolio instead of a folder of mockup files.
Real client-style design briefs
Figma, Adobe XD and Canva covered
Mentor marks up your actual work
Certificate accepted for college submission
₹9,000
4-week track
4–6
Portfolio projects
8–12
Interns per batch
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Who this is for
Who Can Join This Website Design Internship
Students from BCA, MCA, B.Tech, M.Tech, B.Sc IT, Diploma, B.Des, Graphic Design, Commerce and Arts — and beginners who are simply interested in creative website design — all join this internship at Infonic Training. Nobody is asked for a coding background at the door.
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BCA and MCA Students
Internship credit, a mentor sign-off and a portfolio in one go. See the BCA and MCA internship if your college wants a formal industrial format.
B.Tech and M.Tech Students
Design is the half of web work engineering degrees skip. Pairs well with B.Tech industrial training when your university asks for a training letter.
B.Sc IT and Diploma Students
You already know a little HTML. This internship teaches you what to build before you start building it.
B.Des and Graphic Design Students
Move from print and posters to screens — grids, states, breakpoints and handoff. A graphic design course first makes the jump shorter.
Commerce and Arts Students
Design sense and visual thinking matter more here than a technical background. Arts and commerce students do well in this track.
Complete Beginners
If you are simply interested in creative website design and have never opened Figma, week one starts at zero. Nothing is assumed.
Final-Year Students With a Submission Deadline
Report, synopsis and certificate are built into the schedule, not added afterwards. Browse every option on the internship in Jaipur page.
Computer Science Students
Add a visual skill to a coding profile. Many pair this with the computer science internship to cover both sides.
Freelancers Starting Out
Learn to present work, price it and hand it over. Your first paying client usually comes from a live link, not a certificate.
Working People Testing a Career Switch
Evening and online batches exist so you can try design work seriously without leaving your current job first.
AI-assisted, not AI-replaced
AI will generate a layout. It will not decide whether it is right.
An AI tool can produce five hero sections in a minute. It cannot tell you which one matches the client’s audience, why the second CTA is being ignored, or that your typography is inconsistent across four pages. Judgement is the skill, and judgement is what a mentor review builds. So we teach Adobe Firefly and AI image work inside the project weeks — as a faster hand, not as the designer.
Website Design Skills You Will Build During This Internship
These are the skills a Jaipur design studio actually tests in an interview. If you want the same ground covered slowly over three to twelve months instead of four to eight weeks, the full website designing course in Jaipur is the deeper route — this internship is the fast, project-first version of it.
This is the full two-month track. The 4-week internship stops cleanly at the end of week four with a certificate and two projects; the 6-week track finishes at week six with a complete portfolio. Every week ends in something reviewed, not something noted down.
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Week 01
Design Foundations and an HTML/CSS Refresher
The week starts at zero. How a webpage is actually put together, a refresher on semantic HTML and the CSS box model so you can read your own designs in code, and Figma taught from scratch — frames, layers, auto layout. By Friday you have a first wireframe of a real page.
How a browser lays out a page
Semantic HTML refresher
CSS box model, spacing and Flexbox
Figma tool fundamentals from scratch
Your first low-fidelity wireframe
Week 02
UX Wireframing and Your First Live Page
Structure before decoration. You sketch the skeleton of a site, decide what each page has to do, and then — on day one of this week — put a real WordPress page live on actual hosting. Seeing your own work on the internet changes how seriously you treat every later decision.
UX wireframing on paper and in Figma
Page-by-page content mapping
Hosting, domain and WordPress setup
A real page live on the internet
Mentor review of your structure
Week 03
Colour, Typography and a Design System
The week where designs stop looking like a beginner made them. You learn why certain colour combinations work, build a palette for a brand, set a type scale, and turn both into reusable Figma styles so every page in the project matches.
Colour theory and palette building
Contrast and accessible text colour
Choosing and pairing web fonts
Type scale, line height and measure
Reusable Figma colour and text styles
Week 04
Figma to Code — the Handoff Week
You build a clickable prototype that behaves like a real site, then translate one full frame into HTML and CSS yourself. This is the design-to-development handoff most designers never practise, and it is the week the 4-week track closes on with a certificate and two finished projects.
Clickable prototypes and interactions
Components, variants and states
Translating a frame into HTML and CSS
Spacing tokens, assets and specs
4-week track: certificate and 2 projects
Week 05
Responsive Build — Mobile, Tablet, Desktop
Almost every intern’s first website looks perfect on desktop and breaks on a phone. This week fixes that habit permanently. You design and build the same page for three widths, then test it properly instead of assuming.
Mobile-first design decisions
Breakpoints and how layouts reflow
Designing tablet without guessing
Testing at 360px, 768px and 1440px
Fixing what breaks, then re-reviewing
Week 06
Landing Page and E-Commerce Layouts on a Brief
Two of the three layouts clients pay for most. You work from a written brief with a target audience and page requirements, design a single-goal landing page and an e-commerce product layout, and use Adobe Firefly to generate and edit the section imagery you need.
Single-goal landing page structure
CTA placement and visual flow
Product grid, detail and cart screens
Adobe XD and Canva alongside Figma
Adobe Firefly for section imagery
Week 07
Live Client-Style Project and Mentor Review
A full brief, a deadline and a review — the closest thing to agency work you can get before the job. You design an app UI, build the site live, and then sit through a marked-up review where a working designer tells you what is wrong and exactly how to fix it.
A written client brief with real constraints
App UI screens designed end to end
Building the approved design live
Written and verbal mentor mark-up
One revision round, like real work
Week 08
Report, Portfolio and Final Presentation
The submission week. You write the internship report and synopsis in the format colleges accept, finish your own portfolio site, and present your work to the mentor panel. Freelancing guidance is covered here too — pricing, approaching clients and where design work comes from.
Stop applying to design jobs with no portfolio. By the end of the 6-week track you have 4 to 6 complete, presentation-ready design projects — including at least one landing page, one app UI and one e-commerce layout — plus the report and certificate your college asks for. Every other programme on the internship in Jaipur hub finishes the same way.
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Deliverable 01
Personal Portfolio Website
Your own portfolio, designed and put live. Your first real client is yourself, and this is the link you will paste into every application afterwards.
Figma · WordPress · Live link
Deliverable 02
Conversion Landing Page
A single-goal campaign page with a proper CTA, trust blocks and a working form — the page type freelance clients ask for before anything else.
Layout · CTA · Visual flow
Deliverable 03
App UI Screen Set
A connected set of mobile app screens with real states — empty, loading, filled — prototyped in Figma so it clicks through like a working product.
Figma · Components · Prototype
Deliverable 04
E-Commerce Page Layout
Product grid, product detail, cart and checkout, designed as one system so the price, badge and button behave the same on every screen.
Adobe XD · Grid · Checkout UX
Deliverable 05
Live WordPress Business Website
A multi-page business site designed by you and built live on real hosting. Interns who send this link to a local business owner tend to get a reply.
WordPress · Hosting · Responsive
Deliverable 06
Web Banner and Graphics Set
Banners, section imagery and social creatives for the same brand, produced in Canva and Adobe Firefly so the whole project looks like one hand made it.
Canva · Firefly · Brand system
Deliverable 07
Internship Report and Synopsis
Written in the format universities accept, with objectives, weekly work log, screenshots and a mentor sign-off. Prepared during week eight, not the night before submission.
Report · Synopsis · Mentor sign-off
Deliverable 08
Certificate, Training Letter and Presentation
An internship certificate accepted for college submission, a training letter, and a final presentation of your work to the mentor panel.
Design Internship Duration — Short Format to Full Program
This is a paid internship, and the fee is shown here instead of being kept for the counselling table. Pick the length by what you need — a college submission, a portfolio, or a full UI/UX grounding. No exam fee, no material charge, no certificate charge.
Be honest with yourself about what you need. An internship is four to eight weeks and produces a portfolio and a certificate; it cannot cover what a three to twelve month website designing course in Jaipur covers on JavaScript, React and deep front-end work. If you want the career, do the course. If you want a submission, a mentor review and real links this month, do the internship — or take the PHP and WordPress course afterwards to keep going.
Compare before you join
Infonic vs. Other Design Internships in Jaipur
A lot of “internships” in this city are a certificate and a receipt. These are the five things worth checking before you pay anyone.
What to check
Typical internships
Infonic Training
What you are given to work on
A generic “design a website” task
A written client-style brief with audience and page requirements
How your work is reviewed
Graded on a checklist
Marked up in writing and verbally by a working designer
Tools covered
One tool, usually Figma
Figma, Adobe XD, Canva and Adobe Firefly
What you leave with
A certificate
4 to 6 presentation-ready projects, a live portfolio and a certificate
College paperwork
Certificate only, if that
Report, synopsis, training letter and mentor sign-off
We are deliberately tool-agnostic. You get comfortable in Figma, Adobe XD and Canva rather than being locked into one, because the studio that hires you will already have picked its own.
Why Aspiring Web Designers in Jaipur Choose Infonic
The complaint we hear from students who come to us after another internship is always the same — they got a certificate, and nothing they could show anybody. Everything below exists to prevent that.
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Real Design Briefs Given
You get client-style design briefs with an audience, a goal and page requirements — not open-ended tasks that leave you guessing what is being marked.
Mentor Design Reviews
Your designs are reviewed and marked up by a working designer, not graded on a checklist. You are told what works, what does not, and exactly how to fix it.
Tool-Agnostic Training
Figma, Adobe XD and Canva, plus Adobe Firefly for imagery. You get comfortable with all of them instead of being stuck when a studio uses a different one.
Portfolio Built By the End
You finish with 4 to 6 portfolio pieces that are presentation-ready. Your mentor tells you when a piece is genuinely ready to show publicly.
Freelance Design Guidance
Approaching clients, presenting work, pricing a project and which platforms actually give beginners design work. Useful whether or not you take a job.
Design Thinking Before Tools
Why a decision was made matters more than which shortcut you used. Reasoning is taught before the software, which is what survives a tool changing.
Online and Offline, Same Standard
Online interns share Figma files for review and join live critiques; offline interns work at the Ajmer Road centre. Same briefs, same certificate. Summer batches run through the summer internship in Jaipur.
College Paperwork Handled
Report format, synopsis, training letter and mentor sign-off. Students on a December deadline usually take the winter industrial training instead.
Ankit designs and ships client websites alongside mentoring, so the brief you are handed looks like one that came in last month — including the awkward constraints. Reviews are written on your actual file, not on a rubric.
Ask him in the demo class whether design or development suits you better. If the honest answer is development, he will say so and point you at the other track.
Design Jobs Our Website Design Interns Are Working In Today
Most start as a junior front-end or web designer in a Jaipur agency; some go straight to freelance work off a live portfolio link. The freelancing course in Jaipur teaches the client-handling side of that, and interns who pair design with the digital marketing internship tend to get hired faster because they can run the campaign as well as design the page.
UI/UX DesignerWeb DesignerJunior Front-End DesignerGraphic DesignerVisual DesignerLanding Page DesignerSocial Media DesignerCreative Designer at a Digital AgencyFreelance Web DesignerE-Commerce Visual DesignerJunior Product DesignerWordPress Website DesignerDesign Intern to Junior DesignerWeb Banner DesignerPortfolio and Brand Designer
Role in Jaipur
Fresher range
After 2–3 years
Junior Web Designer
₹12,000 – ₹18,000 / month
₹4.5 – 6 LPA
Junior Front-End Designer
₹14,000 – ₹22,000 / month
₹5 – 7 LPA
UI/UX Designer
₹15,000 – ₹25,000 / month
₹6 – 9 LPA
Landing Page Designer
₹12,000 – ₹20,000 / month
₹4.5 – 6.5 LPA
Graphic / Visual Designer
₹12,000 – ₹18,000 / month
₹4 – 6 LPA
E-Commerce Visual Designer
₹13,000 – ₹20,000 / month
₹5 – 7 LPA
WordPress Website Designer
₹13,000 – ₹21,000 / month
₹5 – 7 LPA
Freelance Web Designer
₹5,000 – ₹25,000 per project
Depends entirely on your portfolio
2,000+
Students trained
4–6
Projects per intern
₹12k–25k
Typical fresher salary
40+
Hiring partners
An honest note: these are Jaipur ranges for people who finish with a real portfolio, not promises. A four to eight week internship gets you interview-ready for junior design work — it does not make you a senior designer, and anyone telling a fresher they will guarantee a package is not being straight with you.
Intern reviews
What Website Design Interns Say After Training at Infonic Jaipur
Before joining any internship, most students want to hear from someone who already sat through it. These are words from interns who finished the programme.
Website Design Internship in Jaipur — All Areas Covered
Our campus is on Ajmer Road at Heera Nagar Mode — 20 to 30 minutes from these localities, with city buses stopping close by. Students from nearby Rajasthan cities do the same internship online, with the same briefs, the same mentor reviews and the same certificate.
Serious students think carefully before giving four to eight weeks to any programme. These are the questions people actually ask at the counselling table.
Do I need to know coding before joining the website design internship?▾
No coding background is needed. This is a design-focused internship — you will learn just enough basic HTML and CSS to understand how your designs get built, but the main focus stays on visual and UX work.
Will I get individual feedback on my designs or just general class-level comments?▾
Your designs get individual written and verbal feedback from your mentor during every review session. The comments are specific — what works, what does not, and exactly how to improve it.
Can a student from arts or commerce do this design internship?▾
Design internships are actually very well suited for arts and commerce students. Design sense and visual thinking matter more than technical background, and your counsellor will confirm the right track for you.
How many design projects will be in my portfolio by the end?▾
By the end of a 6-week program you will have 4 to 6 complete design projects — including at least one landing page, one app UI and one e-commerce layout, all presentation-ready.
Will I learn Figma from scratch or is prior experience expected?▾
Figma is taught from absolute scratch. Even if you have never opened it before, your first week covers the tool fundamentals, so you are productive with it by week two.
Can I show these projects in job interviews or freelance proposals?▾
Yes, that is the whole point. Every design project you complete here is intentionally built to be portfolio quality, and your mentor will tell you exactly when a project is ready to show publicly.
Is this internship good for someone who wants to freelance rather than take a job?▾
Yes. We include a freelancing module for design students — how to approach clients, how to present work, how to price projects, and which platforms to start getting design work from.
What is the difference between a website design internship and a web development internship here?▾
The design internship focuses on how things look and feel — layouts, colours, UX. The development internship focuses on how things work — code, functionality, back end. Different skill sets, different career paths.
Will I design for mobile screens too, or only desktop layouts?▾
Both are covered. Responsive and mobile-first design is part of the curriculum — you will create designs for mobile, tablet and desktop and understand how each layout differs in practice.
Can I switch to the web development internship if I realise I prefer coding?▾
Within the first week a track change is possible. After that it disrupts the project timeline for both programs. Your counsellor will help you pick the right track before you even start.
Come to the Heera Nagar centre, meet the mentor, and watch a real intern file being marked up in front of you. No pressure, and no charge for the demo.
Address
2nd Floor, Krishna Tower, Heera Nagar Mode, Ajmer Road, Opposite Axis Bank, DCM, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302021
Great Design Gets Noticed. Build a Portfolio That Opens Doors.
Stop applying to design jobs with no portfolio. Four to eight weeks, real briefs, a working designer marking up your files, and links you can actually send. The next batch begins on 1 September, in morning and evening slots.
