Description
Great to see you here, aspiring Figma user!
This course covers Figma basics and some more advanced topics. And guides you from designing multiple app screens to making it into an interactive prototype that you can show to your friends and colleagues.
In this course we will start with the basics. You'll learn to move around in Figma and how the basic drawing functionalities work. From there we'll quickly cover more advanced topics while you proceed through this course.
With those basic and advanced topics in place. You are ready to create something bigger!
How about building an app that does something everyone can use. A recipe app has all the necessary elements that you need in your later design profession.
You'll be given all the information necessary to create a recipe app from scratch. After getting through the hour, you'll have a neatly looking Recipe app that can be tested as a prototype. This prototype is tied together with transitions. So you could even show it to your friends or colleagues and bring it into a testing situation.
Note: Some screens in this course have changed slightly with Figma’s recent update. However, the entire course still works and has been tested to do so.
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