Design User Interface for LinkedIn & Amazon with Figma

Advanced fast-paced Figma course for UI UX Design, User Experience Design, User Interface Design & Web Design

What you'll learn
Transform your static components into interactive UI elements
Design complex nested components with Auto Layout & Variants
Learn automated ways to re-use components & utilize Figma plugins
Learn how to design Figma UI components with blazing speed
Add Amazon & LinkedIn Figma projects to your design portfolio
Learn Figma in an advanced accelerated path

Requirements
Solid understanding of Figma
Description
By completing this advanced accelerated Figma course, you will feel confident adding 2 real world projects like Amazon & LinkedIn to your portfolio.

The course is suitable for students who have a solid foundation in Figma. Students who are already familiar with Figma can greatly benefit from this course by learning cutting edge Figma skills. At the beginning of each section, you will have the full access to download the Figma source files. We will dive right into designing projects in no time.

Amazon Project

Design scalable and reusable color systems

Breakdown the Amazon project into smaller UI components and re-use them in Figma

Create a prototype in Figma by combining Amazon UI components

Learn how to sync data to your Amazon UI components

LinkedIn Project

Design LinkedIn UI components with Auto Layout and Variants

Combine LinkedIn UI components into a working prototype in Figma

Transform static components into interactive components

Learn how to re-use components & styles to design the LinkedIn project efficiently

Other important topics that you will learn

Design complex Figma auto layouts and nested interactive components

Generate color palettes and typographic items in a automated way

Utilize Figma plugins to improve your design workflow

Learn how to design and deliver better products with blazing speed

Build enterprise level design systems and UI components

Learn how to resolve UI issues as we build the components and prototypes together