Figma for Digital Product Design
What you'll learn
- How to use Figma to Create Prototypes
- How to create Prototypes for Mobile, Tablet, Desktop and Other Screen Sizes
- How to use All Figma Tools
- How to Create Sharable and Editable Components
- How to Use Figma's Typography Features
- To Competently Use and Understand the Pen Tool
- To Follow Material Design Standards of iOS, Android and Other Devices
Requirements
- Anyone with a browser and an internet connection can succeed in this course.
- Free subscription to Figma is required
Description
Let's face it-- We all need to make prototypes. If you do, you need Figma.
Whether you're a designer or a developer, there are times where you'll need to create a wireframe or prototype in a tool like Figma. Creating prototypes and wireframes is the most efficient way to plan and test concepts before committing to the time-consuming and expensive process of writing code. Figma is the most efficient tool to help you get that done.
If you're designing anything from web sites, to mobile apps, to social content, to tv-based applications, you need a tool to make efficient wireframes and prototypes. That tool is Figma. Free to start, great for working with teams, and powerful, Figma has all the features you need to make attractive and convenient prototypes. You can use your prototypes to get client feedback, test new UI concepts, communicate between designer and developer and much more.
You'll find that you'll want to prototype everything once you learn how to use Figma.
Did I mention Figma is free?
In this course, you'll hit the ground running as you work with master instructor Mark Lassoff to design your first prototypes in the first course lessons. After creating your first prototype, Mark will tour you through every feature of Figma taking you on a journey from beginner to expert in just a few hours.
And it's not just about the video lectures...
This course is chock full of fun activities where you can design your own prototypes while becoming more familiar with the Figma environment. If you want to share the prototypes and get feedback from your instructor and classmates, you'll have that opportunity. This course is a great way to learn and grow your digital product design skills.
If you're a user experience designer with years of experience designing digital products, or a developer creating designs for the first time you'll find Figma is the tool you've been looking for. There is no better way to learn Figma than joining this course: Figma for Digitial Product Design
Who this course is for:
- Designers who want to learn to use Figma for Digital Product Design
- Developers who want to communicate with Designers via Prototypes
- Teams that want a team oriented prototyping and wireframing tool
- Anyone switching to Figma from another Design tool
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Mark Lassoff 's parents frequently claim that Mark was born to be a programmer. Starting, in the mid-eighties at age 11, Mark was hard at work on his Commodore 64 writing games in the BASIC language. After completing a computer science degree, Mark developed software for several well-known internet startups during the initial internet boom of the mid 1990’s. Five years ago Mark parlayed a two decades of software development experience into his latest entrepreneurial venture, LearnToProgram Media.
LearnToProgram Media publishes online courses that teach mobile, web, and game development. Over 500,000 people have learned programming from Mark through online classes he has either authored or published. In addition to publishing popular courses and books LearnToProgram Media operates an internet video network which produces several programs on software development.
Previously Mark founded PowerPlant Marketing, which created marketing automation software for REALTORS™. After the sale of PowerPlant, Mark went on to found Internet Broadcasting Group which counted among it’s launch clients Nike, Blue Moon Brewing Company and Opubco.
Mark lives in Connecticut and speaks worldwide on software development, entrepreneurship and online learning. He has spoken at TechWeek NY, TechWeek LA, and SXSW, among other large conferences. In his spare time he he enjoys aviation, mentoring new business owners and spending time with life-long friends and family.