【2019年7月更新】誰でもかんたんに学べるAdobe XD入門講座|実戦で使えるXDの基本機能を完全にマスターできる!

Adobe XD: Master UI/UX Design & Prototyping

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Adobe XD, a powerful UI/UX design and prototyping tool. Learn to create interactive prototypes to validate your designs, reduce development costs, and improve user experience.

What you'll learn:

• Adobe XD Basics: Get started with the fundamental operations of Adobe XD, designed for both Windows and Mac users. We'll cover essential tools and workflows.
• Prototyping Techniques: Discover how to build realistic prototypes for web design and app design, enabling effective user testing and stakeholder feedback.
• UI/UX Design Principles: Understand the importance of user-friendly design and how to create intuitive interfaces that keep users engaged. Learn key UI/UX principles and terminology.
• Essential XD Features: Explore features like artboards, components, symbols, CC Libraries, and animation to bring your designs to life. We'll cover updates including the transition from "Symbols" to "Components" and the addition of polygon tools.
• Prototyping Advanced: Learn how to set up prototype interactions, publish and share your prototypes for feedback, and understand design specs for seamless handoff to developers.
• Practical Application: Follow along with case studies and hands-on exercises to apply your knowledge and build real-world projects. We'll even explore creating simple forms and tables and adding animation to your designs.
• Staying Current: This course is updated to reflect the latest Adobe XD version (July 2019 update) and addresses recent changes.

Course Highlights:

• Updated Content: Reflects the latest Adobe XD features and improvements.
• Beginner-Friendly: Designed for users of all skill levels, including Windows and Mac users.
• Practical Focus: Emphasizes hands-on learning and real-world application.
• Reduced Risk: Learn to use prototyping tools to test your designs early and mitigate potential issues.

Note: Adobe XD is continuously updated, so minor differences in features or interface may exist. While some lectures may use beta versions, the core concepts remain consistent.