Adobe XD UIUX Design, prototype, and handoff from scratch

Adobe XD UI/UX Design, prototype, and handoff from scratch, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.88, with 52 lectures, based on 2240 reviews, and has 9656 subscribers.

You will learn about Youll learn how to use Adobe XD to design and prototype apps from scratch Youll learn tools that are universal across multiple design apps to enhance your design workflow Youll learn how to incorporate best practices in reusing design elements and styles to increase efficiency This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn Interface Design or Anyone who wants to learn User Experience Design It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn Interface Design or Anyone who wants to learn User Experience Design.

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Summary

Title: Adobe XD UI/UX Design, prototype, and handoff from scratch

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.88

Number of Lectures: 52

Number of Published Lectures: 52

Number of Curriculum Items: 52

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 52

Original Price: $99.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Youll learn how to use Adobe XD to design and prototype apps from scratch

Youll learn tools that are universal across multiple design apps to enhance your design workflow

Youll learn how to incorporate best practices in reusing design elements and styles to increase efficiency

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn Interface Design

Anyone who wants to learn User Experience Design

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn Interface Design

Anyone who wants to learn User Experience Design

Adobe XD is a powerful tool for UI/UX designers giving you the power to design and prototype an entire app, all from one program.?

This course starts off with Adobe XD?basics and quickly gets up to speed on designing and prototyping a full fledged app with amazing images, colors, and animations.

You will learn:

How to navigate around the interface and toggle on/off the panels you wish to use

How to set up art boards to rapidly assemble wireframes

how to make your art boards responsive using auto-resize

How to design icons using the pen tool and boolean effects

How to convert icons and buttons into symbols to reuse across your entire project

How to apply text and color style presets and change on the fly

How to use the repeat grid to create fast, repeating columns and/or rows

How to prototype and test your prototype within seconds

How to share projects, prototypes, and design assets

and much much more

When you’re through with this course, you will be able to share a complete design and prototype with friends and colleagues that they can interact with directly on their phone or desktop.

Who is this course for:

UI/UX designers who want to improve their skills and learn the latest design tools

Photoshop or Illustrator users who want to switch to a program dedicated exclusively for UX design

SketchApp users who want an all-in-one solution for designing and prototyping

Product Managers who want to increase their design skills to create better products and communicate more effectively with developers

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting started with this course

Lecture 1: What is Adobe XD?

Lecture 2: Installing Adobe XD

Lecture 3: Using the exercise files

Chapter 2: Getting Familiar with Adobe XD

Lecture 1: About this section

Lecture 2: The Start Screen

Lecture 3: Learning the Interface

Lecture 4: A note to Windows users

Lecture 5: Keyboard Shortcut Sheet Sheet

Lecture 6: The Menu Bar

Lecture 7: The Tools Panel

Lecture 8: The properties panel

Lecture 9: Using The Wireframe UI Template

Lecture 10: The Layers Panel

Lecture 11: The Assets Panel

Lecture 12: Using Keyboard Shortcuts

Lecture 13: Copy & Paste Appearances

Lecture 14: The Prototype Workspace

Lecture 15: Prototype Sharing

Lecture 16: Using Device Preview

Chapter 3: Get Started with The Project

Lecture 1: Introduction to the DoLocal App

Lecture 2: Creating Artboards

Lecture 3: Grids & Layouts

Lecture 4: Creating Content Wireframes

Lecture 5: Designing Your Wireframes

Lecture 6: Using repeat grids

Lecture 7: Adding and formatting text

Lecture 8: Adding Images

Lecture 9: Working with Object Styles

Lecture 10: Working with color

Lecture 11: Using Color Assets

Lecture 12: Using Character Styles

Chapter 4: Working with images and vectors

Lecture 1: Importing Icons

Lecture 2: Masking images

Lecture 3: Preparing Images in Photoshop

Lecture 4: Preparing Icons in Illustrator

Chapter 5: Creating Content in Adobe XD

Lecture 1: Creating a Logo

Lecture 2: Creating Icons

Lecture 3: Using Symbols

Lecture 4: Design Challenge

Lecture 5: Completing our Design

Chapter 6: Prototyping and Sharing

Lecture 1: Why Do We Prototype?

Lecture 2: Adding Interactions to your Prototype

Lecture 3: Adding Overlays To Your Prototype

Lecture 4: Recording Your Prototype to Video

Lecture 5: Using Mobile Device Preview

Chapter 7: Developer Handoff

Lecture 1: Exporting Your Designs and Assets

Lecture 2: Creating Design Specs for Developers

Lecture 3: Working with 3rd Party Apps like Zeplin and ProtoPie

Chapter 8: Adobe XD for Power Users

Lecture 1: Importing Sketch & Photoshop Files into XD

Lecture 2: Importing Icons from the Web and 3rd Party Tools

Lecture 3: Using CC Libraries for Icons & Images

Chapter 9: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Instructors

Caleb Kingston
User Interface teacher www.appdesigntips.com

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 15 votes

2 stars: 24 votes

3 stars: 185 votes

4 stars: 800 votes

5 stars: 1216 votes

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