Master App Prototyping with Adobe Experience Design (XD)

Master App Prototyping with Adobe Experience Design (XD), available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 49 lectures, based on 106 reviews, and has 456 subscribers.

You will learn about A full understanding of Adobe Experience Design Add interactivity into your designs by adding prototype functionality Shape manipulation with Rectangles and Ellipses Create multiple Artboards of varying sizes Sharing your interactive designs on the web with friends/colleagues Use the "Repeat Grid" to modify repeating elements Add scrolling Artboards to your interactive prototypes This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone that wants to create interactive application prototypes It is particularly useful for Anyone that wants to create interactive application prototypes .

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Summary

Title: Master App Prototyping with Adobe Experience Design (XD)

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 49

Number of Published Lectures: 49

Number of Curriculum Items: 49

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 49

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

A full understanding of Adobe Experience Design
Add interactivity into your designs by adding prototype functionality
Shape manipulation with Rectangles and Ellipses
Create multiple Artboards of varying sizes
Sharing your interactive designs on the web with friends/colleagues
Use the "Repeat Grid" to modify repeating elements
Add scrolling Artboards to your interactive prototypes

Who Should Attend

Anyone that wants to create interactive application prototypes

Target Audiences

Anyone that wants to create interactive application prototypes

Master App Prototyping with Adobe Experience Design (XD)

Learn the Fundamentals of XD, and Design an Interactive Journal Application

Adobe Experience Design (XD) is a cross platform tool used to prototype websites and mobile applications. It also allows you to the ability to share these prototypes interactively�on the web.�

As developing applications takes time, using software like Adobe XD allows you to make prototypes and propose product changes to stakeholders significantly faster�than implementing the functionality in your applications. By using Adobe XD, you can truly implement a XD driven development process in your application(s).

Outcomes

By the end of this course, you will have gained the following skills:

A full understanding of Adobe Experience Design
Add interactivity into your designs by adding prototype functionality
Shape manipulation with Rectangles and Ellipses
Sharing your interactive designs on the web with friends/colleagues
Use the “Repeat Grid” to modify repeating elements
Add scrolling Artboards to your interactive prototypes
…Much more!

Prerequisites

You do not need to have any other skills prior to taking this course.�
No design prerequisites or other software is required.
Experience Design is currently free whilst in beta. This may change upon release.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Download and Install Experience Design

Lecture 3: Create an Experience Design Project

Chapter 2: Fundamentals

Lecture 1: User Interface Overview

Lecture 2: Interacting With the Canvas via Zoom

Lecture 3: Panning Around the Workspace

Lecture 4: Select Tool

Lecture 5: Rectangles and Object Appearance Properties

Lecture 6: Adding Rounded Corners to Rectangles

Lecture 7: Multiple Selection and Movement Planes

Lecture 8: Duplicating an Object

Lecture 9: Repeat Grid

Lecture 10: Ellipse and Colour Picker

Lecture 11: Using the Colour Swatch

Lecture 12: Line Tool

Lecture 13: Pen Tool

Lecture 14: Adding Text

Lecture 15: Object Alignment

Lecture 16: Creating Artboards

Lecture 17: Recap

Chapter 3: Spearmint: Prototyping a Mobile Journal Application

Lecture 1: Creating a New Project and Adding a Low Fi Splash Screen

Lecture 2: Lo-Fi Onboarding Screen

Lecture 3: Hi-Fi Splash Screen

Lecture 4: Hi-Fi Onboarding Screens

Lecture 5: Experimenting With Different Colour Schemes

Lecture 6: Lo-Fi Home Page

Lecture 7: Hi-Fi Home Page

Lecture 8: Lo-Fi Journal Detail Page

Lecture 9: Hi-Fi Journal Detail Page

Lecture 10: Lo-Fi Journal Deletion Dialog

Lecture 11: Hi-Fi Journal Deletion Dialog

Lecture 12: Adding a Back Button

Lecture 13: Lo-Fi Journal Input Page

Lecture 14: Hi-Fi Journal Input Page

Lecture 15: Lo-Fi Side Menu

Lecture 16: Hi-Fi Side Menu

Lecture 17: Lo-Fi Settings Page

Lecture 18: Hi-Fi Settings Page

Lecture 19: Changing the Colour Scheme

Lecture 20: Recap

Chapter 4: Prototyping and Interactivity

Lecture 1: Artboard Interactivity

Lecture 2: Adding Interaction to Individual Elements

Lecture 3: Completing Interactivity

Lecture 4: Viewing our Interactive Prototype

Lecture 5: Adding Scrolling Functionality

Lecture 6: Generating a Sharing Link

Lecture 7: Running on a Mobile Device

Lecture 8: Saving Images and Artboards

Lecture 9: End of Course

Instructors

Paul Halliday (BSc Hons)
Software Developer

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5 stars: 60 votes

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