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What exactly is a wireframe, and why are they so important to the UX design process? This video will give you an introduction to wireframing and equip you with the mindset and skills to create your own paper or digital wireframes, from scratch! In this video, Dee Scarano—a UX designer with over a decade’s worth of experience in the UX industry—will give you a complete introduction to wireframing, and show you step by step how to create your first wireframes, both with pen and paper, and with a free online tool, Wireframe.cc! What questions do you have around wireframing? Do you have any tips or advice to share with our audience? Let us know in the comments! For an in-depth article on wireframing, you can check out this article on the CareerFoundry blog: 🤍 Interested in making a career change into UX design? Get started by signing up for our free, 6 day short course: 🤍 You can find a range of great tools for wireframing with a quick Google search, many of which are free to use and often browser-based! Some of our favorite Wireframing tools include: Wireframe.cc (featured in the video) - 🤍 Adobe XD - 🤍 Balsamiq - 🤍 Figma - 🤍 Marvel - 🤍 Video chapters / Timestamps: (00:00) Intro (00:29) What exactly is a wireframe? (01:15) Different types of wireframes (02:46) Let's build your first wireframe (06:21) Digitizing your first wireframe (11:46) Outro Thanks for watching! #UXDesign #Wireframe #WireframingTutorial Want more from CareerFoundry? Check out our other social media channels and blog here: 🔍 🤍 For more information on our programs, visit us at: 🖥 🤍 #UX #UXdesign #WhatIsUXdesign How To Create Your First Wireframe (A UX Tutorial) 2021 🤍
Fast Track to UX: a 4-Week Figma Crash Course 👉 🤍 Link to Figma: 🤍 Link to Figma Professional Plan: 🤍 This beginner friendly tutorial video covers how to create a wireframe for your UX app by with Figma. A wireframe is a basic outline of a digital experience. As a UIUX designer, I often create wireframes during zoom meetings where I need to visualize design solutions on the spot quickly. By the end of this Figma tutorial, you will be able to recreate the wireframe of any app. Video breakdown: What's a wireframe?: (0:00) Use rectangles to represent visual elements: (0:37) Use text boxes to represent text elements: (4:07) Use the pen tool to sketch icons: (5:43) 🚀 Subscribe to learn more about UX design at youtube.com/alienacai/?sub_confirmati... How I made $10K a week as a Product Designer: 🤍 Check out the following videos to learn more about entering the field of UX design: 📱 How to get your first UX Design role: 🤍 📱 Google UX Design Certificate Program: 🤍 📱 How to build your first UX Design Portfolio: 🤍 📱 How to write a UX Case Study: 🤍 📱 How to improve the visual of your UX Portfolio: 🤍 📱How to write a UX Design Resume that gets you a job: 🤍 📱 UX Design Whiteboard Challenge: 🤍 📱 a Day in the Life of a UX Designer working from home: 🤍 Check out a sketch comedy I made for uiux designers: 🤍 Watch what I learned from one year of unemployment 👉 🤍 Inside Config 2023 + Exclusive Tour of Figma HQ!: 🤍
Wireframes are an effective way to develop and test design decisions! Using a simple pen and paper, you can sketch out key design elements, which can later be altered, tested and improved upon. In this #Short we'll show you how you can create an effective wireframe sketch in less than one minute! Looking to start a career in UX design? Take your first steps with CareerFoundry’s free UX short course: 🤍 Interested in live events and webinars around UX design? Check out our events page here: 🤍 Want a deeper dive on some key UX topics? Check out CareerFoundry’s blog here: 🤍 Thanks for watching! #UXDesign #UX #Shorts Want more from CareerFoundry? Check out our other social media channels and blog here: 🔍 🤍 For more information on our programs, visit us at: 🖥 🤍 Can You Draw A Wireframe In 57 Seconds? 🤍
Learn how to use wireframing to help design a website. A good wireframe can provide the vision for the entire layout and functionality of a website. It can serve as the first stage of a design, give an idea of the overall structure pages will take, and how navigation will flow. 🎥 Video from Adrian Twarog. Check out his YouTube channel: 🤍 Learn to code for free and get a developer job: 🤍 Read hundreds of articles on programming: 🤍
Wireframing is a very common UX practice. But is the traditional approach overrated in some cases? In this video we explore an alternative to the traditional wireframing for landing page design. 📕 Show Notes 📕 ➡️ Figma File: 🤍 ➡️ Master Figma Playlist: 🤍 ➡️ Subscribe To The Channel: 🤍 #figma #figmatutorial ➡️ QUESTION — Have a question about UI, UX or Product Design? Designing in Figma? Or Anything Else? Post in the comments section of this video—I’m happy to answer!
Learn the process of UI / UX design. In this tutorial you will learn how a professional designer builds a full website design from scratch following the process of user experience and user interface. The video covers wireframing, prototyping, and designing in Figma. This course was developed by Adrian Twarog. Check out his channel: 🤍 ⭐️ Sections ⭐️ ⌨️ (00:00) Introduction ⌨️ (01:27) Wireframing ⌨️ (30:58) UI Layout ⌨️ (1:06:38) Mockup Learn to code for free and get a developer job: 🤍 Read hundreds of articles on programming: 🤍
Wireframes are the first step of turning your design ideas into reality—but they don’t take any special skills or software. To make a great wireframe, all you need is a pencil and some paper. The magic of wireframes is in their simplicity. A great wireframe is the most basic sketch you can imagine—without branding, imagery, colors, or copy. Working this way keeps you from wasting valuable hours (cha-ching!) on work that your client doesn’t like. Great wireframes address what your product needs to accomplish. Though you may not have branding assets squared away, you can still get started on building UX flows by thinking about the placement of basic elements, like buttons and CTAs. Think of your wireframe as a blueprint, and these elements as building blocks. While you can make great wireframes without going near a screen, we like to create wireframes using InVision Freehand. Freehand is a sketching tool that gives us space to express our ideas freely—and lets your partners comment within the wireframe itself. Using Freehand allows you to send wireframes directly to the client, present ideas in real-time, and iterate fast. Check out Freehand and start building your first wireframe today! Read more about wireframing here: 🤍 Try InVision Freehand for your wireframes: 🤍 InVision is the digital product design platform used by organizations like Airbnb, Amazon, HBO, Netflix, Slack, Starbucks, and Uber to make the world’s best customer experiences. We provide design tools and educational resources for teams to navigate every stage of the product design process, from ideation to development. Get InVision free forever: 🤍
Learn how to create your first wireframe here: 🤍 In this video, UX Designer Jeff Humble presents the ultimate beginner's guide to wireframing. Interested in becoming a UX designer? Get started today by signing up for our free short course: 🤍 Start by learning exactly what a wireframe is and why it's so useful. Next, go through the wireframing process step by step, starting with the inspiration stage. We'll show you how to get inspired and generate ideas for your wireframe before you get started. Then come the building blocks of your wireframe, which means it's time to grab a marker pen and paper. At this stage, you'll need to think about both the user goals and the business goals for the page you're designing. You'll also start to consider how to organize the content on the page. Finally, we'll show you how to fill in the details of your wireframe and create a digital version. By the end of this video, you'll be ready to create your very first wireframe! This video is brought to you by CareerFoundry, provider of mentored online courses in UX Design, UI Design and Web Development. Learn more on our blog or discover our courses: Blog: 🤍 Courses: 🤍
If you are not using wireframes, you are making your process unnecessarily longer. Wireframes make your life easier. Maybe you have been using them all this time, but in a different way, or maybe you just called them sketches. Whatever the case may be, this episode is going to help you to make sure you have a clear understanding of wireframes fundamentals. UI kits: Platforma: 🤍 10k Website students: remember that you have a 30% discount. Invision Form: 🤍 Timestamps: · Intro 0:19 · Sketches 2:04 · On the computer 2:42 · UI Kits 5:06 Watch every video of the Free Web Design course here: 🤍 Learn how to build custom websites with Webflow FAST: 🤍 - Find me on other social media platforms: Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 LinkedIn: 🤍 - Gear & Book Recommendations: 🤍 #FreeWebDesignCourse #webdesign #freelancer Thanks for watching the video USING WIREFRAMES IN WEB DESIGN: Free Web Design Course | Episode 9
Build wireframes in Miro for any device layout with our expansive wireframe library. We have a broad range of integrations — Unsplash, Iconfinder, and more — so you can easily pull in more visuals. Pro tip: Webpage Capture in Unsplash is A+ for collecting references. Explore how to: ✨Choose from a library of devices, components, and icons ✨Customize elements to fit your needs ✨Share wireframes and run wireframing workshops To keep the learning going, you can explore more tutorials — all free, all virtual — at Miro Academy. Want more Miro in your feed? Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE. You can click the bell to get notified about new videos. ✌Let’s be friends: Twitter: 🤍 LinkedIn: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍
This tutorial covers the ins and outs of designing Wireframes in Figma. Not only will you learn how to use Figma, but you'll also get a comprehensive understanding of the Wireframing process. Figma file: 🤍 Note: You can copy & paste from the Figma link above. Also, be sure to attribute icon creators for public use. The tutorial is part of the Butter Academy Online UX Design Course. Full course at: 🤍 About the instructor: I'm Daniel Salgado, founder and instructor at Butter Academy. I have over 8 years of design experience working for companies like Airbnb, Virgin, IBM, US Soccer, AKQA and more. I'm currently based in San Francisco, but I'm originally from Canada.
Interested in becoming a UI designer? Want to start building your first app screens? Check out CareerFoundry’s free UI design short course, and work along with Adobe Enterprise Instructor, Elizé Todd, to get started! Sign up here: 🤍 In this video, you'll be given an introduction to an essential part of UI design: wireframing! We’ll explain what the term “wireframing” actually means, and we’ll give you a breakdown of the purpose of wireframing, as well as the different types of wireframes you can create. Sign up for the short course to work along and create your very own UI wireframe! You can download Adobe XD for free to build digital wireframes here: 🤍 Elizé Todd is a UX / UI designer and Adobe Certified Enterprise Instructor. Elizé will guide you through this series of 5 video tutorials, covering everything you need to know to gain an understanding of UI design, learning more about key UI terms and practices, including: wireframing, color theory, typography and typesetting, and shapes and layout. Will you try to build your first wireframe? What other UI design topics would you like to learn about from CareerFoundry? Let us know in the comments! Want a deeper dive on some key UI topics? Check out the CareerFoundry blog here: 🤍 Interested in live events and webinars around UX and UI design? Check out our events page here: 🤍 Thanks for watching! #UIDesign #UIDesign #LearnUIDesign Want more from CareerFoundry? Check out our other social media channels and blog here: 🔍 🤍 For more information on our programs, visit us at: 🖥 🤍 What Is Wireframing? (A UI Design Tutorial) 🤍
Out Black Friday Page (and promo) is up until Monday: 🤍 We're going to show you EXACTLY how we ideate, design, and develop our Black Friday landing page that we'll be using for this year's Black Friday sales campaign. This first video is about ideation, wireframing, and content (copy). We hope it's useful! If you're looking for the Wireframing kit I use: 🤍 Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:50 The plan 2:58 Sketching on the notebook 3:50 Digitizing the sketch 6:10 Adding copy 11:30 Consulting with an expert 14:14 Revising the copy and structure - How to finally "get" Webflow: 🤍 - Find me on other social media platforms: Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 LinkedIn: 🤍 - Gear & Book Recommendations: 🤍 #webflow #webdesign #websitedesign Thanks for watching the video!
See a more recent version of my wireframing process in this video: 🤍 Wireframing is the first stage of the web design process, and in this video I show you how I do it and give you some advice! Please remember to subscribe 🤍 If you've ever wondered how to wireframe a website, or if you want to know how to design a website and you've never heard of wireframing, this video is dedicated to you! Yes, you. Wireframing is the process of laying out the bones or the structure of a website to think about how the information will be organised on the page before you start thinking about colours and fonts and other visual things. Using the wireframe process I teach you in this video you'll be able to generate lots of ideas for different ways to arrange your website and be able to decide on the best one from there. I hope you enjoy the video! Please make sure you give it a thumbs up if you do. I'm still learning how to make tutorials MY way (not just screen casts) so any feedback is much appreciated. I ant these videos to feel like we're sitting in a room together and I'm showing you what to do, rather than you just looking at my screen as I do something. Does that make sense? If there's something design-related you're struggling with that you'd like a tutorial on next, let me know! // WANT TO SUPPORT MY CHANNEL? Become a ✨channel member✨ and get a cool icon next to your name in livestream chats, plus priority replies to your comments. Just click 'Join' (it's next to the subscribe button) Or, if you like, you can put something in my tip jar right here: 🤍 Sharing my videos or recommending my channel to a design friend is also very much appreciated! :) // ABOUT ME I'm Charli and I'm designer from New Zealand currently living in Valencia, Spain. I’m the Creative Director at a remote tech company called ConvertKit and I posting videos about the design projects I work on and the tools I use, as well as vlogs of my life as a designer. I regularly livestream what I'm working on in Coworking Club streams. Welcome to the channel! Please subscribe and say hi in the comments, and maybe we'll see you in the live chat on the next stream. 💬 Twitter: 🤍 📷 Instagram: 🤍 // MORE Join my free weekly marketing design newsletter: 🤍 Buy my hand written font, Grayscale: 🤍 Book a mentoring session with me: 🤍 My site & blog: 🤍 Design Life podcast: 🤍 Inside Marketing Design podcast: 🤍 // TECH & TOOLS 📹 Get links to all the tech hardware I use to make my videos (and the art on my gallery wall!) right here: 🤍 💻 Software I use: Webflow (no-code website builder)*: 🤍 Premiere Pro (video editing)*: 🤍 Adobe Audition (audio recording)*: 🤍 After Effects (intro animation)*: 🤍 Figma (web design): 🤍 Photoshop (thumbnails)*: 🤍 ConvertKit (marketing platform): 🤍 Riverside (podcast interview recording)*: 🤍 Music in this video from Epidemic Sound*: 🤍 Video captions by Rev (very cost effective service! I recommend)*: 🤍 Intro & end card animation by Austin Saylor: 🤍 Editing by Nancy Palm 🤍 & Belén Albiol 🤍 (or sometimes by me!) Links marked with a * are affiliate links. I can't believe you read the whole description box! You get a ⭐️
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Learn what wireframing is and how to use it in your web design projects. And why not make your life easy by using these ready-made wireframing UI kits: 🤍 Wireframing is an important step in any screen design process. It primarily allows you to define the information hierarchy of your design, making it easier for you to plan the layout according to how you want your user to process the information. Think of a website wireframe like an architectural blueprint; you need to see it in two-dimensional black and white diagrams before you understand how to build the actual house. Similarly for a screen design, you can’t start building components in Figma or Sketch, or writing blocks of code, without knowing where the information is going to go. At a deeper level, a wireframe is also very useful in determining how the user interacts with the interface. For example, wireframes can contain various states of button or menu behaviors. a simple example of a wireframe showing a menu hover state this reduces the possibility of miscommunication Learn more about wireframing and how to use it in this video, or by reading the accompanying written tutorial: 🤍 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Envato Tuts+ Discover free how-to tutorials and online courses. Design a logo, create a website, build an app, or learn a new skill: 🤍 Envato Elements All the creative assets you need under one subscription. Customize your project by adding unique photos, fonts, graphics, and themes. ► Download Unlimited Stock Photos, Fonts & Templates with Envato Elements: 🤍 ► Subscribe to Envato Tuts+ on YouTube: 🤍 ► Follow Envato Tuts+ on Twitter: 🤍 ► Follow Envato Tuts+ on Facebook: 🤍 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
WATCH MORE 👉: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE HERE 👉: 🤍 Wireframes are very important in UX design. Wireframes represent the design of the final product. People have different styles of wireframing and you can't say that there is only one single way of wireframing. But there are common styles in the way senior designers wireframe. One of the things they do is that they create multiple iterations of core pages first. Before trying to wireframe the entire product, they get the core experience as solid as possible. It's such efficient use of time and it brings in the maximum result. Another thing you could do is refraining from using dummy text! It's a simple hack, but it goes a long way in getting the right look and feel for the final product. There are many painful instances where companies have to redo the design after the product delivery because the design couldn't accommodate the actual data. You can watch the special hacks that senior designers use in the video. Let us know what you think about it. What's your special hack when it comes to designing a wireframe. Let us know in the comments! 0:09 - A better-designed wireframe equals a better final product 0:17 - Multiple Iterations of Core Pages 0:40 - No Dummy Text while creating Wireframes 1:03 - Using more High Fidelity Wireframes 1:26 - Interaction Documentation along with the Wireframe 1:57 - Implementation of the Hierarchy Follow us on Twitter: 🤍 #UX #UIDesign #UXDesignProcess
Take everything you’ve learned about the user problem you’re trying to solve and come up with a basic version of your dedicated mobile app. Start with paper wireframes and end with a low-fidelity prototype! 0:00 Low-fidelity wireframes and prototypes 1:22 Introduction to wireframing 4:20 Paper wireframes 6:30 Digital wireframes 6:49 Low-fidelity prototypes 10:20 Planning usability studies 13:07 Conduct a usability test 15:20 Synthesizing results 17:58 Making design changes based on research This video is part of the Google UX Design Certificate, where you'll learn how to design mobile apps and responsive websites. You'll follow the design process from beginning to end: empathizing with users, defining their pain points, coming up with ideas for design solutions, creating wireframes and prototypes, and testing your designs with users to get feedback. By the end of the program, you'll have a professional UX portfolio with three design projects. The program, created by Google employees in the field, is designed to provide you with job-ready skills in about 6 months to start or advance your career in UX design. To access the full program content including readings, practice exercises, job search help, and discussion forums please visit ► 🤍 Why earn a Google Career Certificate? ► No experience necessary: Learn job-ready skills, with no college degree required. ► Learn at your own pace: Complete the 100% online courses on your own terms. ► Stand out to employers: Make your resume competitive with a credential from Google. ► A path to in-demand jobs: Connect with top employers who are currently hiring. Visit 🤍 to learn more today. #GrowWithGoogle #GoogleCareerCertificate #UXDesign
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Wireframing is the first step in the web design process. If you've been wanting to learn how to wireframe, this is the video to watch. In it I detail how I approach wireframing in order to make my web designs better and show you the process & apps I use for it! 🚀 CharliMarieTV is powered by Figma! 🤍 Figma is a design tool that helps teams create, test, and ship better designs from start to finish. And it's free! :) APPS USED: Concepts (for the drawing on iPad step): 🤍 Figma (for the grey-boxes step): 🤍 Please remember to click subscribe if you'd like to see more of my videos. // WANT TO SUPPORT MY CHANNEL? Become a ✨channel member✨ and get a cool icon next to your name in livestream chats, plus priority replies to your comments. Just click 'Join' (it's next to the subscribe button) Or, if you like, you can put something in my tip jar right here: 🤍 Sharing my videos or recommending my channel to a design friend is also very much appreciated! :) // ABOUT ME I'm Charli and I'm designer from New Zealand currently living in Valencia, Spain. I’m the Creative Director at a remote tech company called ConvertKit and I posting videos about the design projects I work on and the tools I use, as well as vlogs of my life as a designer. I regularly livestream what I'm working on in Coworking Club streams. Welcome to the channel! Please subscribe and say hi in the comments, and maybe we'll see you in the live chat on the next stream. 💬 Twitter: 🤍 📷 Instagram: 🤍 // MORE Join my free weekly marketing design newsletter: 🤍 Buy my hand written font, Grayscale: 🤍 Book a mentoring session with me: 🤍 My site & blog: 🤍 Design Life podcast: 🤍 Inside Marketing Design podcast: 🤍 // TECH & TOOLS 📹 Get links to all the tech hardware I use to make my videos (and the art on my gallery wall!) right here: 🤍 💻 Software I use: Webflow (no-code website builder)*: 🤍 Premiere Pro (video editing)*: 🤍 Adobe Audition (audio recording)*: 🤍 After Effects (intro animation)*: 🤍 Figma (web design): 🤍 Photoshop (thumbnails)*: 🤍 ConvertKit (marketing platform): 🤍 Riverside (podcast interview recording)*: 🤍 Music in this video from Epidemic Sound*: 🤍 Video captions by Rev (very cost effective service! I recommend)*: 🤍 Intro & end card animation by Austin Saylor: 🤍 Editing by Nancy Palm 🤍 & Belén Albiol 🤍 (or sometimes by me!) Links marked with a * are affiliate links. I can't believe you read the whole description box! You get a ⭐️
Today we're talking about Wire-Framing for the web design and product designer process. If you have never wire-framed a website before, I would recommend stopping what you're doing and getting a paper and pen to follow along. It’s the first part of any web design or app design process and will really help you design the structure of a site or app based on the content. Remember to Subscribe 🤍 🤘 In this video I cover some the things you will need before you start sketching ideas out, the process I go through, and some tips on how to create a visual wire-framing style that works for you to make your projects flow smoothly. ////////// Want to support my content and get extra goodies? Become a member and get perks like member-only content, behind the scenes, design files, and more... 🤍 ////////// Connect with me here 👍🏼 Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Anchor: 🤍 Medium: 🤍 ////////// Sign up for my Monthly Newsletter 📫 🤍 ////////// Music is from Musicbed click below for a free trial 👇🏼 🤍 ////////// Equipment 📸 🤍
An in-depth introduction to the practice of User Interface Wireframing. Outline: 1. The role of UX in the software development process 2. What wireframes are and how they compare to other UX artifacts 3. The two phases of wireframing (with demo) Index: 00:34 Software Development process 01:09 How Good Software Gets Made 01:50 User Experience (UX) 02:28 Wireframes 03:50 Wireframe examples 04:02 Wireframe != Prototype 05:45 Other UI Design artifacts 07:00 Wireframe characteristics 07:47 Overview differences 08:53 Wireframe tools 10:01 The Ideation Phase 16:59 Ideation Phase Tips & Tricks 17:13 The Validation Phase 18:15 Validation Phase Tips & Tricks Level up your wireframing, creativity, and communication skills with Balsamiq Wireframing Academy: 🤍 - Free courses: 🤍 - Articles: 🤍 - Videos: 🤍 - The Process Behind interviews, best practices from experts: 🤍 - Website reviews: 🤍 - And more resources: 🤍 Follow Balsamiq: On Twitter 🤍 On LinkedIn 🤍 Share your ideas faster and easier than before. Get a free 30-day trial of Balsamiq Cloud — No credit card required: 🤍
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In this Figma Tutorial "How to Create Wireframe in Figma" series I will create all the different screens wireframe for mobile app with multiple ideas. In every short I'll create a screen wireframe , UX design of the Sign In screen. this will be a series to cover wireframe design for 100+ screens. and then ill start a new series " How to Design App UI in Figma" of same wireframes I created in this series. so please subscribe and follow with me in this interesting user journey. Thanks #figma #wireframe #uxdesign #figmatutorial #shortvideo #shorts #youtubeshorts #login
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When tasked with a UI/UX Design wireframe, we often ask ourselves how much details (and therefore Effort) do we need to put into the work. What's the right thing to do, Low Fidelity or High Fidelity? The answer lies on the purpose that the wireframe is trying to serve in the context of your project. In this video Alvin talks about the difference between Lo-fi vs. High-fi wireframes, when to best use them respectively and also some examples of what they might look like. See more relevant videos here: Low Fidelity vs. High Fidelity Prototyping - What's better?: 🤍 Storyboard vs Wireframe - What's the difference?: 🤍 Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 01:00 – Low-Fi vs. High-Fi wireframes (pros, cons & usage) 06:30 – Visual comparison (Low-Fi vs. High-Fi wireframes) 09:10 – Summary - - - Relab Studios is a Melbourne based, multi award-winning digital design consultancy with a high focus on data-led UX studies and well-executed visual UI design solutions. Relab is recognised as a specialist on UI/UX design solutions for complex eCommerce and transactional digital projects that requires high performance on conversion rates. Our design thinking process has helped businesses solve a common problem on making something complex feel simple. - - - Want to learn more about Digital Product Design and Strategy? Visit Relab Academy here: 🤍y Read useful articles about Product Design, Product Management, Design Thinking and Design Sprints. Visit Relab Academy Blog here: 🤍y/blog/ Support Relab Goods and its initiative to raise awareness on mental health. Shop Relab Goods merchandise here: 🤍 - - - For enquiries, please email hello🤍relab.com.au - - - FOLLOW US on: Website: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Linkedin: 🤍
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Access All 30+ of My Courses for $12 per Month: 🤍 Download the free Exercise Files to Follow Along: 🤍 Get the Free Cheatsheet: 🤍 Low fidelity vs high fidelity wireframes in Figma software. Join the Bring Your Own Laptop Facebook Group: 🤍 Follow me on Instagram: 🤍 Follow me on TikTok: 🤍 Follow me on Twitter: 🤍 Join the LinkedIn Group: 🤍 Hi there - my name is Dan Scott & welcome to Figma Essentials. Together - you and me - are going to learn everything you need to get started working as a UX Designer using Figma. We’ll use this UI UX design tool to create beautiful User Interfaces and engaging prototypes. Most importantly... we'll cover the client expectations of you as a new UX designer. This course is aimed at people new to design, new to User Experience design. Even if you’re not totally sure what UX really means, don’t worry. We’ll start right at the beginning and work our way through step by step. First we’ll describe the brief & how to work with a UX persona. Then you’ll learn how to create simple wireframes. From there we’ll look at how to implement colours & images properly in your designs. You’ll learn the do’s & don’ts around choosing fonts for web & mobile apps. You’ll learn how to create your own icons, buttons & other UI components. You’ll learn some pretty scary terms such as Components, Constraints & Multi Dimensional Variants. They are all really easy to understand once you know how. We’ll also make our lives easier by using free UI kits & plugins for Figma which will speed up our workflow dramatically! We’ll build a simple Style Guide ready for client handoff. You’ll understand how to make both simple & advanced micro interactions, page transitions & animations Before the end of this course you will have made fully interactive prototypes You will take a project all the way through - collaborating with other team members and exporting the right files ready to hand off to your developer or software engineer. We’ll be focusing on the software Figma but I’ll make sure to explain the techniques & terms used in the UX and how real world projects are run. You will develop a great understanding of the industry and will be able to manage your own UX projects. I will be setting assignments through the course which will help develop your skills and enable you to create something special and unique for your own portfolio. Alright - it's time to upgrade yourself & go from Figma Zero to Figma Hero.
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Trying out FigJam on my iPad to wireframe a website, on a livestream! I fit this into a busy work day of meetings and mentoring... Watch to hear my thoughts on FigJam on iPad! 💭 🚀 CharliMarieTV is powered by Figma! 🤍 Figma is a design tool that helps teams create, test, and ship better designs from start to finish. And it's free! :) TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 G'morn! ☕ 02:14 What's on today 03:20 Cat break 🐱 03:43 Wireframing livestream time! 04:44 What I like about FigJam on iPad📲 06:08 The downsides to using FigJam on iPad 09:24 Meetings, mentoring & more meetings Book a mentoring session with me!: 🤍 Please remember to click subscribe if you'd like to see more of my videos. // WANT TO SUPPORT MY CHANNEL? Become a ✨channel member✨ and get a cool icon next to your name in livestream chats, plus priority replies to your comments. Just click 'Join' (it's next to the subscribe button) Or, if you like, you can put something in my tip jar right here: 🤍 Sharing my videos or recommending my channel to a design friend is also very much appreciated! :) // ABOUT ME I'm Charli and I'm designer from New Zealand currently living in Valencia, Spain. I’m the Creative Director at a remote tech company called ConvertKit and I posting videos about the design projects I work on and the tools I use, as well as vlogs of my life as a designer. I regularly livestream what I'm working on in Coworking Club streams. Welcome to the channel! Please subscribe and say hi in the comments, and maybe we'll see you in the live chat on the next stream. 💬 Twitter: 🤍 📷 Instagram: 🤍 // MORE Join my free weekly marketing design newsletter: 🤍 Buy my hand written font, Grayscale: 🤍 Book a mentoring session with me: 🤍 My site & blog: 🤍 Design Life podcast: 🤍 Inside Marketing Design podcast: 🤍 // TECH & TOOLS 📹 Get links to all the tech hardware I use to make my videos (and the art on my gallery wall!) right here: 🤍 💻 Software I use: Webflow (no-code website builder)*: 🤍 Premiere Pro (video editing)*: 🤍 Adobe Audition (audio recording)*: 🤍 After Effects (intro animation)*: 🤍 Figma (web design): 🤍 Photoshop (thumbnails)*: 🤍 ConvertKit (marketing platform): 🤍 Riverside (podcast interview recording)*: 🤍 Music in this video from Epidemic Sound*: 🤍 Video captions by Rev (very cost effective service! I recommend)*: 🤍 Intro & end card animation by Austin Saylor: 🤍 Editing by Nancy Palm 🤍 & Belén Albiol 🤍 (or sometimes by me!) Links marked with a * are affiliate links. I can't believe you read the whole description box! You get a ⭐️
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FIGMA Wireframe Masterclass for Product Managers in 50 Minutes. In this video, we will start from scratch with Figma, and moving forward in the later part we will make a working prototype. Learn the basics that you need to learn for designing wireframes and making prototypes in Figma Topics: 00:00 -Intro 00:55 - Understand Wireframe in Figma 02:04 - Low-Fidelity Wireframe vs High-Fidelity Wireframes 04:13 - Understand user goals before creating a wireframe 06:00 - Start with Figma 07:11 - Basics of Figma 14:56 - Create wireframe using Figma for Mobile App 44:42 - How to make prototypes in Figma? In this video, we go over the following topics step-by-step: 1. We first study the fundamentals of design components in Figma. 2. Next, we learn how to create simple designs. 3. Next, we focus on comprehending wireframes. 4. As a last step, we work on Figma prototypes for Product Managers. Enroll in the next Cohort: 🤍 HelloPM is a 4-month intensive live program to accelerate your transition into product management. For more info check out: website: 🤍 Linkedin: 🤍 Please send an email to info🤍hellopm.co with your query. #figmatutorial #wireframedesign
Learn what wireframes are and what’s their purpose by watching YouTube being built, taken apart, and built again in various versions… through wireframes! You'll also learn why and how wireframes are used and which level of fidelity is right for different situations. Let us know if you’d like to see more videos like this! Comments below 👇 This video is part of a series of short videos that cover the basics of wireframing. Watch the other videos: - The 3 Main Types of Wireframes: 🤍 - The Benefits of Wireframing and Why You Should Do It: 🤍 - How to Create Successful Wireframes That Solve Real Problems: 🤍 Level up your wireframing, creativity, and communication skills with Balsamiq Wireframing Academy: 🤍 - Free courses: 🤍 - Articles: 🤍 - Videos: 🤍 - The Process Behind interviews, best practices from experts: 🤍 - Website reviews: 🤍 - And more resources: 🤍 Follow Balsamiq: On Twitter 🤍 On LinkedIn 🤍 Share your ideas faster and easier than before. Get a free 30-day trial of Balsamiq Cloud — No credit card required: 🤍
Wireframes vs Prototypes | Difference between Wireframe and Prototype #ux #wireframe #uxable Wireframes is the skeleton of your product like website or an app. Beyond the layout skeleton of the design, the content and copy is the muscle of the product. The earlier you have the content and copy for your design, the clearer the path will be from wireframe to prototype. It’s helpful to have the actual content in place to make sure everything flows the way you want. Prototypes are visual representation of your product. Drafting a prototype is like making your creation suitable for the public. It’s not the final version, but it’s acceptable to show to other people. This is the point where all you should need to do is make tiny tweaks before you send your designs over to the engineers who’ll make it real. - Image Reference 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 - 🤍 - #ux #wireframevsprototype #uxable Wireframes vs Prototypes | Difference between Wireframe and Prototype
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A short tutorial video on how to make wireframe compositions in Adobe Illustrator. Find me on Instagram: 🤍 Find me on Tiktok: 🤍 #graphicdesign #wireframe #shorts #3d
FigJam is a great space for cross-functional collaboration, such as quickly mocking up design ideas. In this video, you'll learn about how to quickly set up a wireframing component library, use it to design FigJam, and when ready, convert it into a high fidelity design. Here is a link to the Color filters plugin used: 🤍 #Figma #FigJam #FigmaTip
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