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Level Up Your UI/UX: Interactive Design & Prototyping Figma
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Level Up Your UI/UX: Interactive Design & Prototyping Figma

From Static to Interactive: Master UI/UX with Figma Prototyping
Last updated 7/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Craft engaging UI animations, micro-interactions, and dynamic prototypes that bring your designs to life.
  • Learn best practices for prototyping various UI elements, including buttons, input fields, menus, cards, and more.
  • Explore techniques for creating complex animations like progress bars, sliders, accordion menus, and drag-and-drop interactions.
  • Apply your newfound knowledge to elevate your user interfaces, improve user experience, and impress stakeholders.

Course content

1 section29 lectures1h 23m total length
  • Intro1:13

    Explore interaction design and basic prototyping in Figma, review nearly 25 prototypes and 50+ resources, practice with a practice file, and join a dedicated telegram group for peer support.

  • How to download files1:37

    Learn to download and duplicate Figma prototype practice files, including access to nearly 50 templates, and set up a Figma account for support via Telegram, LinkedIn, or Twitter.

  • Type of UI Animation2:06

    Explore the types of ui animation, including micro interactions and loading visuals, easing-driven progress, navigation transitions, and state changes, with examples like YouTube, Facebook, logo animations, storytelling, and branding.

  • Basic Prototype in Figma4:33
  • Interactive Button with Hover effects4:49

    Discover how to design interactive button hover effects in Figma by building component sets, linking prototypes, and applying smart animation with ease in/out and 300 ms transitions that change color.

  • Interactive Input Fields4:54
  • Progress bar design4:17

    Design a progress bar in Figma by creating a component set, prototyping with after delay and smart animation, testing in preview, and renaming components for two variations.

  • Animated Text3:55
  • Mega menu3:22
  • Interactive select and Language box5:41
  • Loading screen2:16
  • Interactive Web Card Section5:35
  • card flip animation2:23
  • Drag Card Animation1:52

    Explore creating a drag card animation in Figma by renaming and organizing components, turning frames into a prototype with drag interactions, linking slides, and previewing the draggable slider.

  • Drag and drop Animation2:33
  • Mesh Gradient animation2:14

    Create a component set from mesh elements in your Figma file, link prototypes with a 1 millisecond delay, and apply smart animate with ease out for 4000 milliseconds, then preview.

  • Humburger menubar in Figma1:21
  • Slider Animation2:46

    Learn to build a slider animation prototype in figma by converting frames into a component, linking frames with drag and smart animation, and configuring easing for scroll-driven transitions.

  • Animated floating action button1:00
  • Auto Scrolling Animation1:09
  • FAQ section design or Accordion0:47
  • Slider design for Hero section3:40
  • Skeleton animation2:28

    Create skeleton animation prototypes in Figma by turning items into reusable components, linking frames with after delay transitions, and previewing the looping sequence.

  • Animated floating message buttons in Figma1:13

    Create an animated floating messenger button in Figma, linking frames as components with smart animation and linear transitions to open and minimize a chat box in prototype previews.

  • Animated Circular progress bar1:31
  • Cursor tracking using figma5:36
  • More Animation0:43

    Explore almost 50 Figma prototype videos on the more animation page and practice to master Figma interaction and prototyping.

  • Button hover3:02
  • Image scrolling animation4:34

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of UI design principles (recommended, not mandatory).
  • No prior experience with Figma required, beginners welcome!
  • Enthusiasm for learning and exploring design possibilities.

Description

Take your UI/UX skills to the next level with this comprehensive course on interactive design and prototyping in Figma.

No prior Figma experience is needed! Whether you're a beginner designer or looking to refine your skillset, this course will equip you with the knowledge and practical skills to create stunning and engaging user interfaces.

Here's what you'll learn:

  • The fundamentals of interaction design and prototyping: Understand the core concepts behind interactive elements and how to use them to create intuitive and user-friendly interfaces.

  • Mastering Figma's powerful prototyping tools: Dive deep into Figma's features, from basic interactions to advanced animations. You'll learn to create:

    • Interactive buttons and hover effects

    • Dynamic input fields and progress bars

    • Animated text and mega menus

    • Interactive web card sections and card flip animations

    • Drag and drop animations, mesh gradients, and hamburger menus

    • Sliders, floating action buttons, and auto-scrolling animations

    • FAQs, hero sections, skeleton animations, and more!

  • 50+ Figma animation techniques: Go beyond the basics and explore a vast library of animation styles to bring your designs to life.

  • Bonus: Learn advanced techniques like cursor tracking and animated floating message buttons.

By the end of this course, you'll be able to:

  • Design and prototype interactive UI elements with confidence.

  • Create user interfaces that are both visually appealing and functionally engaging.

  • Impress clients and employers with your Figma skills and design expertise.


Who this course is for:

  • Anyone curious about the power of interaction design in digital experiences.
  • Aspiring UI/UX designers looking to expand their skillset.
  • Product designers wanting to enhance their prototypes for better user testing and feedback.