Figma for UX Design

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Eric Nordquist

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01 - Introduction

01 - Migrating to Figma.mp4

00:53

02 - Expectations.mp4

00:32

02 - Orienting Yourself within Figma

01 - Creating your first project.mp4

04:01

02 - Overview of a design file.mp4

03:02

03 - Project Creation

01 - Creating project styles.mp4

05:13

02 - Creating the hero section.mp4

09:31

03 - Applying Auto Layout.mp4

08:12

04 - Creating a responsive button.mp4

04:51

05 - Using masks.mp4

07:21

04 - Prototyping, Collaborating, and Exporting

01 - Prototyping with Smart Animate.mp4

06:42

02 - Working with other designers.mp4

01:41

03 - Collaborating with stakeholders.mp4

01:53

04 - Exporting files.mp4

01:49

05 - Conclusion

01 - Wrap-up.mp4

00:36

Exercise Files

Ex_Files_Figma_for_UX_Design.zip

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Do you use Figma for review and collaboration, use it for interaction design, or just need a quick introduction to this tool? In this course, instructor Eric Nordquist steps through creating projects in Figma, then shows you how to use prototyping, collaborate with other designers, and export your files. Eric begins by introducing you to Figma, explaining the differences between the online and desktop versions, as well as how to design a file. Then he covers all the main steps in creating a project, such as creating the hero section, applying Auto Layout, using masks, and more. Eric explains prototyping and how to use interactions and Smart Animate. After going over how to use Figma to work with other designers, he finishes up with useful tips on how to export your files.

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