Play by Play: Prototyping UX Solutions with Lightning Components
Build custom Salesforce Lightning Platform solutions! Learn design & development techniques to create immersive user experiences. Perfect for developers & admins.
Course Content
Play by Play: Prototyping UX Solutions with Lightning Components is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Barry Hughes. It runs 2h 49m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published January 2022.
Dive into the world of Lightning Components with Play by Play: Prototyping UX Solutions with Lightning Components! This engaging course features top technologists, Barry Hughes and Don Robins, tackling a real-world problem in real time – no scripts, just raw problem-solving.
Discover how to prototype UX solutions quickly and effectively using the Lightning Design System Starter Kit. Learn to collaborate closely with users to build compelling functionality and features that truly resonate.
This course provides a practical approach to working with customers and project stakeholders. You'll gain expertise in the entire process: from designing and prototyping to validating and architecting a set of Lightning Components for a desired solution.
Specifically, you'll learn:
- How to leverage the Lightning Design System for rapid prototyping.
- Effective techniques for user collaboration in the UX design process.
- Strategies for prototyping UX to create more intuitive user interfaces.
- How to architect Lightning Components for optimal performance and scalability.
- Best practices for validating your Lightning Component designs with stakeholders.
By the end of this course, you'll have access to project code and detailed Wiki instructions, empowering you to apply these skills to your own Lightning Component projects. Master the art of building instant and natural interfaces for your users and elevate your Salesforce development skills.
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