How to Design & Prototype in Adobe XD

Name: How to Design & Prototype in Adobe XD
Rating: 4.4 (7163 reviews)

Everything you need to know about Adobe XD to start designing & prototyping awesome apps.

Free tutorial

(7,163 ratings)

100,672 students

1hr 12min of on-demand video

Created by Daniel White

English

English [Auto]

You will learn how to use the tools in Adobe XD.

You will learn how to design an app screen in Adobe XD.

You will learn how to design icons and other popular UI elements.

Requirements

You will require a copy of Adobe XD.

Description

In this Adobe XD (Adobe Experience Design) training course, you will become familiar with all of the tools you need to create awesome app designs. Throughout the course, we’ll be covering the different options available in Adobe XD, with each lesson contributing to us designing an app screen together, step-by-step.

Once you have completed the course, you will confidently be able to transform your own ideas into on-screen designs, and then bring these designs to life, by creating working prototypes that you can share online.

If you get stuck, or have any questions, please let me know and I’ll do my best to help. I look forward to seeing you in the course.

Who this course is for:

Web Designers, UI Designers, UX Designers.
Students interested in learning app design and prototyping.
Students already familiar with similar Adobe apps, and looking to transition into Adobe XD.

Featured review

David O.

23 courses

11 reviews

3 years ago

This is a free course and you get to learn the basics, nothing more or less. Half star missing because it doesn't bring anything about layers, I really would like to learn something about it. But now I can make prototypes for my future projects, which is very important.

Daniel White

Designer & Instructor

4.5 Instructor Rating
12,353 Reviews
155,080 Students
2 Courses

Daniel White is a professional designer with over 10 years experience, who loves to share his knowledge and expertise, helping aspiring creatives to develop their skills. Since 2010, when Daniel founded his own design studio, he has worked with a variety of clients, delivering projects for branding, print and the web.