
Begin your UI/UX journey by learning workflows, basic vocabulary, and SketchUp basics, while understanding why this growing field drives demand for designers to build apps and web apps.
Explore the UI UX workflow, drawing on eight years and 40 clients—from freelance startups to Fortune 500 companies—focusing on the discovery phase as a core starting pillar.
Discover the discovery phase by identifying client goals and user needs, asking questions, and researching user flows. Translate insights into a plan, wireframes, and UI design.
Create a strategy and plan of action with a timeline and milestones, aligning with client deadlines and choosing either upfront scoping or weekly updates to deliver the right ux solution.
Learn how wireframes define the structure of a UX project, compare low and high fidelity, and choose tools from Sketch to Figma to support collaboration.
Apply UI design to bring wireframes to life by refining colors and typography for a pixel-perfect look, aligning with brand identity or creating concepts for client approval and branding consistency.
Collaborate with clients through ongoing, two-way feedback to refine UI/UX design milestones and showcase progress, turning comments into actionable revisions.
discover how Canva streamlines creating professional presentations fast with drag-and-drop templates, free and pro options, in-app photos and elements, simple animations, and easy sharing and organization.
Explore how user experience design centers on the user, guiding strategy, scope, information architecture, and wireframes to deliver functional, usable, and memorable digital experiences with user research and branding.
Explore the difference between UI and UX, from the user interface—screens and visual elements—to the overall user experience and interaction designers shape.
Explore low fidelity and high fidelity prototypes, paper and digital, to visualize interactions, animations, and stakeholder alignment before development, and accelerate design decisions.
Explore the theory of UI/UX design in depth, then apply what you learn through hands-on, practical examples in upcoming modules that build on the design process overview.
Discover core ui/ux design tools, compare sketch, figma, and adobe xd, and explore practical wireframing and prototyping with envision, freehand, wireframe.cc, marvel, principle, and flintlock.
Learn the basics of Google Drive for designers, including creating and editing docs, sheets, and slides, and sharing with clients to collaborate in real time.
Master PDF creation, editing and management using PDF Expert or Acrobat Reader, including merging, splitting, compressing, annotations, bookmarks, outlines, signatures, and page management.
Streamline design file management with cloud backups, using Dropbox or Google Drive for secure, accessible storage and a simple, multi-level folder structure with versioned file names.
Discover a fast method to remove backgrounds for e-commerce product photos, using a drag-and-drop tool and upload image workflow, with Photoshop as a fallback for complex backgrounds.
Discover how to create, edit, and share freehand designs in InVision Freehand, from signing up and starting blank canvases to using pen, shapes, text, images, and collaboration features.
Host a discovery meeting to learn the startup’s goals, end users, and success for a fixed cryptocurrency web design project, and outline the workflow, pricing, proposals, and contracts.
Learn how to craft sharp proposals that define high-level scope, milestones, deadlines, and pricing, and decide when long proposals are appropriate; align expectations and budget to avoid miscommunication.
Design a crypto web app homepage guided by a design brief: build a responsive dark UI with a header, dashboard, demo video, three features, testimonials, contact, and footer.
Create high-level wireframes using sketch or pen and paper to convey the website's core goals, explore multiple client-friendly options, and outline an inquiry form for feedback.
Learn how to efficiently gather client feedback on wireframes for UI/UX, discuss improvements, and align with business goals using tools like InVision, Slack, email, pen and paper.
Identify client preferences and curate design inspiration using Dribbble.com, Behance, awards, and design inspiration sites; search by color palettes and create a shared inspiration board to align outcomes.
Explore visual design by experimenting with a dark UI vibe, refining wireframes into a polished dashboard, using fonts and icons, and exporting a prototype to Invision for client review.
Master client feedback workflows and developer handoff using Envision, comments, and a detailed export process. Prepare assets with exportable icons and inspect-mode specs for accurate implementation.
Master responsive design by testing on real devices using prototypes or shared links to judge feel on phones. Tailor for iOS or Android with Material Design.
Explore responsive design and testing on real devices—from tablets to iOS and Android phones—to tailor designs to audience data while following material design and Apple guidelines.
Study material design guidelines and the human interface guidelines by reading them as theory, then allocate time weekly to review elements, take notes, and apply concepts to UI/UX design.
Explore the UI/UX design process from understanding business context to launch and continuous improvement, using one-on-one interviews, personas, wireframes, and AB testing.
Explore design thinking and its five stages—empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test—and its alignment with the ui/ux design process, emphasizing user-centered design and wireframe testing.
Explore how wireframes structure UX projects to meet client goals, distinguishing low fidelity sketches from high fidelity layouts and when to use each.
Learn how usability testing validates prototypes by observing users performing tasks to reveal what works and what needs improvement. Use remote or in-person sessions to guide final refinements before publication.
In this getting started in UI UX for beginners course you will learn essential UI and UX design concepts from the ground up, together with Sketch App, which is one of the top design softwares out there.
You don’t need to have any prior experience with UI/UX design as this course will cover all the basics during the first section of the course.
This course is divided into two sections: in the first one you will learn the basic theory of UI and UX Design (and no prior experience is required) and in the second part you will learn the basics of Sketch App so that you can consolidate what you learned about UI/UX in the first part and see efficient workflows that will help you tackle design projects.
You will learn everything you need to know in order to get started to become familiar with the world of UI/UX design and the tools you’ll need to become a UI/UX Designer.
In just a bit more than 1 hour you will be able to understand basic UI/UX design workflow, key user experience design principles and interface design essentials using Sketch App as a primary design tool.
Most of these advanced techniques are the same used in large companies and will give you an edge as a designer so that you can work smart and not hard.
The best part about this is that these UI/UX principles don’t take a long time to learn, and it’s quite the opposite actually!
But why should you learn UI UX Design from me?
I’ll briefly introduce myself: my name is Pierluigi and I’m a full-time designer with over 8 years of experience.
After graduating with a BA Graphic Design from one of the top Design Universities in London I worked and managed hundreds of design projects for companies of all sizes and tech backgrounds, from Fortune 500 companies to Million-Dollar Companies that needed to raise their next round of funding.
On the side, I have also designed over 20 design products and my designs have been downloaded over 50000+ times
I also have a design channel on Youtube with over 300 videos and I’m active on Dribbble and Instagram with over 30000 followers.
I had a deep passion for design ever since I was in high school and since this industry gave me so much I want to give back by sharing the knowledge I gathered as a designer over all these years.
So join me today in this course and we’ll learn more about the exciting field of UI/UX design, so that you can bring your design career to the next level.