Description
You’ll learn how to consistently improve your design skills by continuously getting inspired by the offline & the digital world around you, and by building a habit around collecting design inspiration, analyzing UI designs and practicing our design craft.
I’ll explain how to collect and analyze designs and practice designing user flows, layouts and UI elements: I will show you some effective techniques, my favorite resources, and I’m going to give you many-many practice activities. As a result, you’ll have an approach or framework for train your designer eye on a daily basis.
Main topics
getting inspired by the offline & the digital world around you
collecting design inspiration
analyzing UI designs
practicing and experimenting
conducting UX audits (coming soon)
This course is for your if
you read a lot about design theory, but there is a gap between your theoretical understanding and practice, or
you completed a design bootcamp (or you are in the process of completing one) but you don’t have a plan for developing your designer eye on a consistent basis, or you just simply
need a systematic approach to develop your skills
So if
You are in the process of getting into design or
You are a designer or researcher who wants to work on UI or visual design skills
You are a student who needs some guidance
You just simply want to train your designer eye,
I’m confident that you’ll greatly benefit from this course.
This course is NOT
This is not a comprehensive design curriculum, review what is included in the course before purchasing it.
I won’t teach you how to use a certain design tool (e.g. Figma or Sketch). However, you’ll find most of the practice activities inside a Figma file, so it is easier to complete the assignments if you have a Figma account (it is free).
The course is not about an end-to-end UX/UI design process.
My goal
I’m a design mentor and teacher with 10+ years of professional experience, and throughout my years I’ve noticed that many designers don’t know how to develop their design (UX, UI and visual design) skills effectively. They attend a bootcamp or some online courses, then they don’t really know how they can improve their design skillset.
I wish I had known these tactics and approaches when I was a beginner designer!
If you are searching for a comprehensive, A to Z design course, then this is not the one you are after. However, my suggestion is that you should still apply this as a complementary course (e.g. if you are in the process of completing a design bootcamp), I promise that you will find a lot of gems inside it!
My goal is to constantly improve the course material, the first update is going to be a new section about UX Audits!
À qui ce cours s’adresse-t-il ?
Beginner UX designers, Beginner UI designers, Beginner product designers
UX designers, UX researchers, Content designers who want to work on UI design or visual design skills
Beginners who are in the process of completing a bootcamp – I believe that the mindset and framework shared here’ll greatly complement your studies!
Design bootcamp graduates who need some guidance on how to develop an eye for design
Designers wanting to learn a framework or systematic approach about training their designer eye
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