UI/UX Design: 6 Tactics For Getting Organized in Figma
Master Figma! Learn systems & processes for confident product design. Boost your workflow with expert tips from Maddy Beard.
Course Content
UI/UX Design: 6 Tactics For Getting Organized in Figma is an all-levels Skillshare course taught by Maddy Beard. It runs 21m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.7 out of 5 from 17 reviews, with 1,734 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published October 2022.
Unlock your full potential in Figma with expert guidance from product designer Maddy Beard! This course focuses on building efficient and effective Figma workflows for individuals and teams. Learn how to leverage Figma systems and design processes to create a more consistent, clear, and productive design experience.
In this class, you'll discover six key tactics to establish a powerful Figma process that works for you and your team:
- Team Outlining: Learn how to structure your team to ensure your Figma workflow benefits everyone involved.
- Template Creation: Set up a standardized Figma template file for consistent design practices.
- Design Labeling & Annotation: Improve asynchronous communication by effectively labeling and annotating your Figma designs.
- Figma Link Mastery: Get granular with Figma links to seamlessly connect your designs to other platforms.
- Asynchronous Communication with Loom: Level up your team's collaboration using Figma and Loom for clear explanations.
- Work Documentation: Document your design process to track your impact and ensure knowledge sharing.
Whether you're a seasoned Figma user or just starting out, this course provides practical strategies to enhance your team's design workflow, processes, and communication. Improve your UI/UX design skills and boost team productivity.
This class is specifically designed for UI/UX designers, but all are welcome to participate and benefit from these valuable Figma tips and tricks.
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