Learn the process of UI / UX design. In this tutorial you will learn how a professional designer builds a full website design from scratch following the process of user experience and user interface. The video covers wireframing, prototyping, and designing in Figma.

This course was developed by Adrian Twarog. Check out his channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvM5YYWwfLwpcQgbRr68JLQ

⭐️ Sections ⭐️
⌨️ (00:00) Introduction
⌨️ (01:27) Wireframing
⌨️ (30:58) UI Layout
⌨️ (1:06:38) Mockup

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45 Comments

  1. I felt more than a little lost in this tutorial from time to time. I REALLY wish he would slow down a bit and explain the things he's doing. He seems to be assuming I just already know all sorts of tricks when it comes to using Figma. I don't and so I felt the need to leave this comment. I've lost count now of how many times I had to pause and rewind several times so that I could figure out what he did. Maybe I should just use Figma's own instructional material? I think I'll do that. It'll probably be less frustrating.

  2. Thanks for the video. Just wanted to add for newbies that wireframing is not trivial. It does require content and domain knowledge, unless you are creating it for a very generic website. Actually content and IA is the first step to wireframing.

  3. He used CONCEPTS to create the wireframe

    You can use CTRL+C, CTRL+D or ALT+left click drag to copy items

    This does NOT encompass the entire UX process, however it does provide a solid FOUNDATION for those just starting out

    Leave the man alone to intro his videos the way he wants

    There are many ads because they need revenue somehow to make a living off providing otherwise FREE learning resources

    There is no such thing as Figma VS XD – everyone has their own preference

    No, you don't need to learn UI/UX to be a front end dev, however it does certainly help

    He made a mistake about not uploading his own sketch, however you will benefit far more by creating original content instead of just copying his

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