Join Brian Wood for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Figma for UX Design.
- [Instructor] Well, you made it through.…I just wanted to include this video…as a chance to say thank you for watching…the Figma tutorials and know that Figma's getting to be…a little bit bigger program.…There's more and more added to this,…and they do a lot of updating.…Come back, do a lot of practicing,…look at the Figma help to see what's new.…You're probably gonna find that things change…pretty quickly, and know that if you're trying to learn,…let's say UX or user experience design,…there are a lot of courses related to UX design…on LinkedIn Learning that you can check out.…
So once again, thanks for watching.…
Author
Brian Wood
Released
6/25/2018- Creating a Figma project
- Importing from Sketch
- Working with frames and shapes
- Adding and formatting text
- Drawing, components, constraints, and versioning
- Creating a prototype
- Previewing your designs on mobile devices
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Using the exercise files2m 1s
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1. Set Up a Figma Project
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What is Figma?3m 47s
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Sign up and take a tour3m 56s
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Setting up local fonts1m 42s
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Import from Sketch4m 26s
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2. Adding Content
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Set up frames4m 53s
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Working with pages3m 52s
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Creating and editing shapes5m 38s
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Drawing4m 35s
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Images and masking7m 29s
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Adding and formatting text5m 32s
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Organizing with layers3m 21s
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Working with components4m 10s
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Applying constraints6m 33s
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Versioning3m 46s
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3. Prototyping
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What is prototyping1m 30s
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Create a prototype5m 21s
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4. Teams
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Setting up a team4m 9s
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Creating a project2m 43s
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Working with Team Libraries7m 26s
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5. Collaborating, Sharing, and Exporting
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Live Device Preview3m 27s
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Sharing7m 4s
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Commenting4m 21s
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Exporting assets4m 8s
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Conclusion
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Next steps38s
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