
Learn prototyping in Flinto through practical projects, from sketch imports to dozens of screens, transitions, and reusable components that enable smooth, realistic app prototypes.
Organize shapes and layers in Flinto by creating and duplicating screens, arranging rectangles and avatars, and using grouping, alignment, and origin settings to prepare for animation.
Learn to build and edit vector shapes and icons in Flinto, using basic shapes, vector points and handles in editing mode to craft arrows and a heart with borders.
Create and organize vector assets in Flinto by renaming layers, grouping icons, centering elements, and duplicating screens to build a details view with panel sliding from bottom, description, and bookmarks.
Explore how to design and preview screen transitions in Flinto, apply predefined and custom transitions, fine-tune timing with delays and spring values, and control transitions between loader and main screens.
Learn to build a sharing animation in Flinto by swiping cards to reveal a share bottom and screen, manage group scrolling, and design forward and reverse transitions with gestures.
Create a reusable switch component with on/off behavior and left-right swipe gestures in the settings screen, then copy, paste, and organize it as a scalable design-system component using atomic design.
Learn to import predefined assets into Flinto, drag and drop DNG screens, create scrollable groups with fixed headers, and build rapid prototypes with state transitions and links.
Prototyping with Flinto is one of the most essential skills for the best UI/UX designers. The software allows its user to create transitions and micro interactions which very precisely showcase the project’s functionality. You are able to perfectly reflect the workings of an app before its final implementation or project presentation. Working with Flinto gives you an unprecedented level of control over every single aspect of the project, and this course is all you need to start your Flinto experience!
The first part of the course includes a practical example to help you become familiar with all the important concepts of how Flinto operates, functions and tools. We are going to design an effective mockup of an application interface and discover the potential of Flinto.
The latter half of the course involves practical application of Flinto functions in order to design all the transitions and animations for our intelligent home app. This project will prove how useful Flinto is, because it is entire possible to create even the most complex element of an app using this software.
Another great functionality of Flinto comes from its capability to connect layers via transitions. This function lets us design animations where one layer smoothly transitions from one screen to another or even create shape animations, which simply morph one into another.