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The Full Adobe XD UI/UX Course – Design & Prototype

Master Adobe XD: Design mobile apps, websites & prototypes from scratch. Learn user-friendly design skills for a seamless user experience.

4.6(119)
487students
8h 19m
Certificate
Nima Tahami
Nima TahamiEntrepreneur & Designer • Co-Founder of ShiftRide

Course Content

The Full Adobe XD UI/UX Course – Design & Prototype is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Nima Tahami. It runs 8h 19m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.6 out of 5 from 119 reviews, with 487 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated November 2023.

Unlock Your UI/UX Design Potential with Adobe XD: Create Stunning Mobile & Web Interfaces

Learn to design beautiful and functional user interfaces for both mobile apps and web applications in this comprehensive course. Master Adobe XD, a powerful vector-based UI/UX design tool from Adobe Inc., compatible with both macOS and Windows.

Who is this course for?

  • Beginners eager to start their journey in user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design.
  • Entrepreneurs with app ideas looking to transform sketches into realistic mockups and interactive prototypes.
  • Designers aiming to upskill and enhance their portfolio for roles at companies like Airbnb, Google, Apple, and more.
  • Existing designers wanting to expand their skillset with Adobe XD and explore new design software.
  • Individuals seeking a new career path in graphic design and UI/UX design.
  • Aspiring freelance designers looking to earn income creating digital products.

What you'll achieve:

By the end of this course, you will:

  • Become proficient in using key Adobe XD design tools.
  • Design complete mobile app interfaces and landing pages from scratch.
  • Create interactive prototypes to effectively communicate your design ideas.
  • Learn to hand off designs to developers.

What you'll need:

  • A computer (macOS or Windows).
  • An Adobe account.
  • A web browser to install Adobe Creative Cloud.

About the Instructor:

This course is led by Nima Tahami, an experienced entrepreneur and designer with over 12 years of experience developing mobile and web applications for clients and startups. His startup, ShiftRide, has garnered attention from publications like Forbes for its user-friendly design. Nima is passionate about empowering others to become skilled designers and has also created FCAlertView, an open-source iPhone development library used by over 350,000 developers.

Course Overview:

This course is structured into four key modules:

  1. Getting Introduced to Adobe XD:
    • Installation and file creation.
    • Understanding the interface and menu options.
    • Creating shapes, lines, paths, and text.
    • Aligning and distributing objects effectively.
    • Leveraging Wireframe UI Kits.
  2. Designing a Full Mobile Mockup:
    • Project: Healthy Bites - a food ordering app.
    • Creating wireframes based on app requirements.
    • Designing all necessary app screens.
    • Designing cards and populating with sample data.
    • Utilizing repeat grids and stacks.
    • Employing components for design reuse.
    • Using plugins to streamline the design process.
    • Implementing responsive resize for adaptable designs.
    • Exporting and sharing designs.
    • Developer handoff best practices.
  3. Creating a Usable Prototype:
    • Adding interactivity to designs.
    • Creating scrollable pages.
    • Previewing the app on desktop.
    • Testing the prototype on mobile devices.
    • Recording and sharing prototypes.
    • Adding animations to enhance the user experience.
  4. Designing a Landing Page:
    • Designing a landing page with multiple sections.
    • Creating visually appealing backgrounds.
    • Adding impactful images and text.

Ready to elevate your design skills? Let's dive into Adobe XD and create amazing UI/UX designs together!

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