This is a three-part list to teach you Sketch: the User Interface design tool that's used by most of the interface designers in tech.
If you want to learn more about User Interface Design, check out our UI Design List
This 35-part course consists of tutorials on UX Design, including topics like User Research, Visual Design, the Sprint Process, etc.
Once done, you will have an excellent conceptual and practical understanding of what the field of UX looks like, how users interact with your products, how to go about improving your users' experience, as well as have a toolbox of a few processes to get you started right away.
The primary objectives of this course are:
Steve Krug's book "Don't Make Me Think" is considered a classic amongst UX Designers. In the following four tutorials, we'll go through the least you can do today to make your website a lot more usable. It's a good way to jump into the field, and once done, you'll already feel like you can start making contributions to improve your site's UX.
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This course consists of about 20 short, crisp tutorials on UI Design — once done, you should have a good understanding of what the field of UI looks like, have a good understanding of principles of visual design, as well as know a bit about the tools you can use to create your first mockups.
Let’s imagine that you just finished preparing designs for a mobile app. You’re ready to give these designs to your engineering team.
This part of the design process is called “the handoff”.
Why is the handoff so important? Engineers need precise ways to understand designs and to translate them into code, so it’...
This short list of 8 tutorials covers the top visual design principles you need as part of your toolbox to make your User Interface designs a lot better.
If you want to learn more about User Interface design, check out our UI Design List.
The Sprint Process is a UX Design process first introduced by Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky. It's a five-day process for answering critical business questions through design, prototyping, and testing ideas with customers.
The following short list will introduce you to the Sprint Process. If you want to learn more about UX Design, check out our UX Design List.