UX / UI Design Mastery – From Zero To Live Website

UX / UI Design Mastery – From Zero To Live Website, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 212 lectures, based on 100 reviews, and has 523 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the UX Design and it's importance Define goals and personas for your project Ask the right questions to define the niche and objectives Craft user flows to define right paths Wireframe rough ideas and concepts Design and prototype great user experiences Develop and publish websites without code using Webflow How to develop, prepare and target your portfolio Where to find UI/UX and Webflow jobs This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who are just starting out with UX/UI design or Mid level designers who didn't learn the fundamentals and want to perfect their craft or Designers interested in getting started with Webflow or Experienced designers who don't have a defined system of work or Graphic designers looking into changing career. or Anybody interested in learning UX/UI design, Adobe Xd and Webflow. It is particularly useful for Beginners who are just starting out with UX/UI design or Mid level designers who didn't learn the fundamentals and want to perfect their craft or Designers interested in getting started with Webflow or Experienced designers who don't have a defined system of work or Graphic designers looking into changing career. or Anybody interested in learning UX/UI design, Adobe Xd and Webflow.

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Summary

Title: UX / UI Design Mastery – From Zero To Live Website

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 212

Number of Published Lectures: 212

Number of Curriculum Items: 212

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 212

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand the UX Design and it's importance
Define goals and personas for your project
Ask the right questions to define the niche and objectives
Craft user flows to define right paths
Wireframe rough ideas and concepts
Design and prototype great user experiences
Develop and publish websites without code using Webflow
How to develop, prepare and target your portfolio
Where to find UI/UX and Webflow jobs

Who Should Attend

Beginners who are just starting out with UX/UI design
Mid level designers who didn't learn the fundamentals and want to perfect their craft
Designers interested in getting started with Webflow
Experienced designers who don't have a defined system of work
Graphic designers looking into changing career.
Anybody interested in learning UX/UI design, Adobe Xd and Webflow.

Target Audiences

Beginners who are just starting out with UX/UI design
Mid level designers who didn't learn the fundamentals and want to perfect their craft
Designers interested in getting started with Webflow
Experienced designers who don't have a defined system of work
Graphic designers looking into changing career.
Anybody interested in learning UX/UI design, Adobe Xd and Webflow.

Most designers when they learn just skip the fundamentals and move straight to their favorite software and start designing. And then they realize that something is wrong with their design, but because they skipped the theory, they don’t know what is the issue and how to fix it.

That is the reason I asked over 60.000 of my students and turned the answers I got into the biggest online UI/UX design course ever created.

Hey designer, my name is Alex and in this course we will cover:

UX Design Basics
Design Briefs
Project Proposals
User Research and Personas
Competitive Analysis
User Flows
Paper Wireframes
Layouts and Grids
Typography and Font Pairing
Iconography
Color Selection
Working With Images
Mood Boards
UI Kits
Design Systems
Design a website in Adobe Xd and Figma
Build it in Webflow and launch it
Create Case Studies
Cover where to find a job you want

Over two years of work went into making this course and over 15 years of learning and working with clients. There is over 28 hours of video content inside, plus templates and practice files are included as well so you can kickstart your career and your learning process much faster.

By the end of this course you will make better design decisions, know which problems to solve, who are you designing for and why as well as how to structure and organize your files for faster work and delivery. Finally, you will gain new valuable skills that employers are looking for in a UI / UX designer, so you will be able to find a better job more easily.

I look forward to see you in class!

Have a creative day.

Alex

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: UX Design Basics

Lecture 1: Course Structure And Project Files

Lecture 2: Figma Course Updates

Lecture 3: Section 1 UX Design Basics

Lecture 4: What Is UX Design

Lecture 5: What does UX Designer Do

Lecture 6: Is UX the same as UI

Lecture 7: Skills UX Designer needs

Lecture 8: In House VS Freelance UX Designer

Lecture 9: Tools For UX Designers

Lecture 10: Section 1 Resources & Assignment

Chapter 2: Design Briefs

Lecture 1: Section 2 – Design Briefs

Lecture 2: What is a design brief

Lecture 3: Creating a design brief in Adobe Xd

Lecture 4: Design Brief in Figma

Lecture 5: Section 2 Resources & Assignment

Chapter 3: Project Proposals

Lecture 1: Section 3 – Project Proposals

Lecture 2: What is a project proposal

Lecture 3: When should you send it

Lecture 4: Creating a project proposal in Adobe Xd

Lecture 5: Proposal cover

Lecture 6: Project details

Lecture 7: Project pricing

Lecture 8: Terms and conditions

Lecture 9: About you

Lecture 10: Project Proposal In Figma

Lecture 11: Section 3 Resources & Assignment

Chapter 4: User Research And Personas

Lecture 1: Section 4 – User Research And Personas

Lecture 2: What is a User Persona

Lecture 3: Types of research methods

Lecture 4: Quantitative VS Qualitative

Lecture 5: Choosing your participants

Lecture 6: Visualizing your data

Lecture 7: Creating your User Persona

Lecture 8: User Personas In Figma

Lecture 9: Section 4 Resources & Assignment

Chapter 5: Competitive Analysis

Lecture 1: Section 5 – Competitive Analysis

Lecture 2: What is a competitive analysis

Lecture 3: Types of competitive analysis

Lecture 4: How to do a complete analysis

Lecture 5: How to do a feature analysis

Lecture 6: Which tools to use

Lecture 7: Things to look out for

Lecture 8: Section 5 Assignment

Chapter 6: User Flows

Lecture 1: Section 6 – User Flows

Lecture 2: What are user flows

Lecture 3: Different user flow types

Lecture 4: When are they used

Lecture 5: Creating user flows in Adobe Xd

Lecture 6: Working with flowcharts in Adobe Xd

Lecture 7: Sharing your flows

Lecture 8: Section 6 Resources & Assignment

Chapter 7: Paper Wireframes

Lecture 1: Section 7 – Paper Wireframes

Lecture 2: What are paper wireframes

Lecture 3: Which elements to include

Lecture 4: Wireframe styles

Lecture 5: Equipment you need

Lecture 6: Drawing on plain paper

Lecture 7: Drawing on dot grid paper

Lecture 8: Using printable templates

Lecture 9: Sharing your wireframes

Lecture 10: Section 7 Resources & Assignment

Chapter 8: Layout And Grids

Lecture 1: Section 8 – Layout And Grids

Lecture 2: What is a layout

Lecture 3: What is a grid system and why is it important

Lecture 4: How to set up grids in Adobe Xd

Lecture 5: Working with Bootstrap

Lecture 6: Working with 8px Grid System

Lecture 7: Horizontal rhythm in Adobe Xd

Lecture 8: Section 8 Resources & Assignment

Chapter 9: Typography And Font Pairing

Lecture 1: Section 9 – Typography And Font Pairing

Lecture 2: Typefaces VS Fonts

Lecture 3: Font Types

Lecture 4: Font weights and how to use them

Lecture 5: Choosing fonts

Lecture 6: Font pairing

Lecture 7: Font scale

Lecture 8: Section 9 Resources & Assignment

Chapter 10: Iconography

Lecture 1: Section 10 – Iconography

Lecture 2: What are icons

Lecture 3: Different types of icons

Lecture 4: Icon libraries, packs and file formats

Lecture 5: Free VS Premium Icons

Lecture 6: Tips for best results

Lecture 7: Section 10 Resources & Assignment

Chapter 11: Color Selection

Lecture 1: Section 11 – Color Selection

Lecture 2: Why color is important

Lecture 3: Which colors exist

Lecture 4: Color combinations

Lecture 5: Color selection tools

Instructors

Aleksandar Cucukovic
UI / UX Designer

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3 stars: 8 votes
4 stars: 28 votes
5 stars: 62 votes

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