
Design a food landing page in Figma and learn how to make it fully responsive across tablet, small devices, and desktop.
Practice turning rough sketches into low-fidelity wireframes, build a local style library with color palettes and typography scales, and create reusable icon and illustration components to design the landing page.
Design a responsive header in figma using a 12-column grid. Create logo with a red frame and font awesome icons, and add a menu, search, and cart with auto layout.
Design a responsive landing page in figma by building the hero, category sections, and three-step processes using frames, auto layout, components, and shadows.
Learn to design a fully responsive landing page in Figma using auto layout and fill container concepts, covering header, hero, content, CTA, and footer.
Learn how to design a food landing page in Figma, in this responsive web design tutorial for beginners, perfect if you're just getting started with UI/UX design or want to sharpen your Figma skills!
In this Figma beginner friendly UI/UX tutorial full course, we’ll walk through the entire process of creating a clean, modern food landing page from scratch and then convert the landing page to fully responsive food website for tablet/ipad and mobile friendly with easy step-by-step process and this course for all level of designer from beginner to advance who want to learn a complete hands on responsive web design with all my expertise and share Pro tips of what i learned in 15+ years in UI/UX Design field. By the end of this course you will feel like a PRO & able to start or grow your responsive web design journey with advanced techniques..
What you’ll learn:
- Setting up responsive frames and grids for desktop, tablet/iPad & mobile phone.
- Using auto layout, components & constraints the right way
- Designing a beautiful landing page for a food delivery or restaurant brand
- Making your design scalable and mobile-ready
- Real-world tips for client-ready UI designs
- This is a complete Figma course for anyone who wants to break into web design, build portfolio projects, or just explore responsive layout systems.