Design is a very lucrative career, and I want to help you get there. Not only do you need to learn design principles, but there are also a lot of design tools you need to know. Figma is the most popular design tool, and many job offerings require Figma knowledge from the candidates. Even though the interface seems simple, Figma offers many features that can improve your design workflow and collaboration with other designers, developers, and product managers. Learning on your own can be a tedious and lengthy process, and with this course, I want to distill only important information so you can start using it as fast as possible.
This course is for you if you are a junior designer or want to switch careers. I will show you all the basic (and some not-so-basic) features of Figma that are needed to start efficiently designing apps. We will cover the Figma interface, components, styles, variants, prototyping, and plugins, in short, easy-to-follow videos. After you complete this course, you should be able to start designing in Figma confidently and have a good foundation for learning more advanced topics such as Design Systems in Figma.
It’s worth mentioning what not to expect from this course; To get a job immediately after this course or consider this education a replacement for formal education.
