
Sign up or log in to Figma, tour the workspace, and explore pricing from starter to organization, while learning the file browser, accounts, and community resources.
Learn how to install and enable local fonts in Figma running in the browser, using the Figma Font Helper to access your machine fonts alongside Google fonts.
Learn how to start a new design file in Figma, choose between design file, FigJam, or import, name and autosave your work, and explore layers, assets, components, prototype, and inspect.
Learn to create and edit frames in figma, adding iPhone-sized frames, renaming and duplicating frames, nesting content, and managing visibility, locking, grids, fills, and fit to screen.
Learn how to use pages in Figma to organize designs, separate content and components, and manage mobile, tablet, and desktop layouts across dedicated pages.
Learn to add and align shapes in Figma, creating circles and rectangles with perfect geometry, colors, strokes, corner radius, and duplication and zoom techniques.
Create a map icon in Figma by shaping ellipses, using boolean operations to subtract, and editing anchor points and handles for straight lines and a white fill.
Import and place images in frames, resize with shift constraints, and adjust properties like exposure, contrast, saturation, and crop for precise visuals.
Learn to mask images in Figma by using a circle as a mask, adjust visibility, and group the shapes to keep the mask intact while moving.
Enhance images in Figma by stacking fills, adjusting transparency, and applying background blur and blend modes. Use eyedropper, adjust opacity, and layer shapes to craft richer visuals.
Explore using a Figma iOS UI kit and Figma file imports to copy, paste, and arrange navigation, logos, and icons within your design.
Learn to add and format text in figma using text boxes, headings, and paragraphs, with fonts, alignment, colors, spacing, and auto width/height for responsive layouts.
Master layer management in Figma by organizing frames, collapsing and expanding content, renaming elements, and preserving the stack order across pages and assets.
Learn how to create and apply color and text styles in Figma to save time and ensure consistent design across buttons, headings, and other objects.
Learn to create reusable components in Figma, understand the difference between original components and instances, and manage colors, sizes, and descriptions across assets.
Use Figma prototyping to create a working prototype, preview interactions and user flows, test ideas with users, and share designs by linking buttons to other screens and adjusting transitions.
Explore prototyping by adding interactivity to your design, create reusable components for frames, link pages with on-tap navigation and dissolve animations, then preview and share your prototype with comments.
Learn how to enable vertical scrolling in prototyping by grouping items, framing the selection, and using overflow scrolling in Figma, with a quick preview to view all dishes.
Are you ready to become a confident, job-ready UI/UX designer using Figma – one of the most in-demand tools in the design world today?
Whether you're an absolute beginner, a developer wanting to collaborate better with designers, or someone looking to transition into tech, this course is your complete guide to mastering Figma and creating beautiful, functional designs from scratch.
In this hands-on course, you'll learn how to use Figma like a pro – from basic interface navigation to advanced features like prototyping, design systems, and responsive design. We’ll walk through real-world projects including mobile apps, websites, and dashboards, helping you build a strong portfolio as you go.
You’ll explore wireframing, UI design fundamentals, creating interactive prototypes, collaborating in teams, and even how to present your work to clients or stakeholders. Plus, we’ll share productivity tips, plugins, and professional workflows used by top designers around the world.
By the end of this course, you’ll not only be comfortable working in Figma – you’ll be able to create polished, responsive designs and know how to hand them off to developers with confidence.
No prior design or coding experience is needed. All you need is a passion for creativity, a willingness to learn, and a computer with internet access.
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