Learn how to use Figma, the collaborative interface design tool. This course introduces the features and concepts you’ll need to know to start your first user experience (UX) design project in Figma. Find out how to create new files, segment your project for multiple screens and devices, and start adding content, including shapes, images, drawing, effects, and text. Instructor Brian Wood shows you how to work smarter—not harder—using Figma features like layers, reusable formatting, and components. In the final chapters, you can add interactions to the mix to build functional prototypes that really tell the whole story of your design to collaborators and clients. By the end of this course, you’ll also be prepared to use the latest AI features in Figma to speed up your design workflow.

Auto-layout empowers designers to create responsive elements that adapt seamlessly to various screen sizes. In this course, UX designer and instructor Tetiana Gulei dives into the concept of auto-layout and explores its practical applications, including crafting flexible buttons, dynamic lists, and comprehensive interfaces, and demonstrating the efficacy of auto-layout in ensuring user-friendly design. Explore the advantages of learning and using auto layout for designing user interface elements in Figma.

Auto-layout empowers designers to create responsive elements that adapt seamlessly to various screen sizes. In this course, UX designer and instructor Tetiana Gulei dives into the concept of auto-layout and explores its practical applications, including crafting flexible buttons, dynamic lists, and comprehensive interfaces, and demonstrating the efficacy of auto-layout in ensuring user-friendly design. Explore the advantages of learning and using auto layout for designing user interface elements in Figma.