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UI/UX Design is the best job in the world... and this class will teach you how to transition from Graphic design to this innovative, adventurous design field.

In this 60-minute class, I will share my design process and experiences of making a switch from graphic design to UI/UX design. You will learn about similarities and differences between these two fields, digital design roles meanings, relevant tools you need to learn, and the path you take to become a UI/UX designer.

Covering research, analysis, prototype, and iteration, I will teach you how to design a mobile app from scratch. You'll learn how to use Figma by designing the interface for a simple split sharing app. Figma is a great, collaborative tool for getting your ideas out of your head, onto the screen beautifully.

This class is perfect for graphic designers, web designers, and anyone who's been wanting to try mobile app design, but doesn't know where to start. Lessons include:

Digital design roles meanings and responsibilities
Similarities and differences of graphic design and UI/UX design
The roadmap you take, skills and tools you need to learn, what you should prepare before applying for a UI/UX design position
How to conduct a stakeholder interview to get more information about the project
Mapping user journey in a dinner context
How to take user interviews and surveys
Exploring the market and doing a competitive analysis
Creating personas, storyboard and user's flow
Sketching ideas, creating wireframes and transforming them into low-fi, clickable prototypes
Learning about Android and iOS differences and guidelines
How to choose the proper color palette, fonts, and icon sets for designing web or mobile app user interface
Designing a split sharing mobile app UI with Figma
Making hi-fi prototypes with Figma
Get ready to sharpen your skills and make a life-changing switch in your design career.
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