User interface design(UI) and user experience design(UX) is a very crucial parts of determining the final output of software, applications, or process. User interface design and user experience design(UI/UX) has lots of benefits since they have a greater impact on influencing how users might use or uninstall an app or the retention rate of an app or software and the like. Welcome to this course future designers, in this course, we will be learning to design Interfaces using Figma as the primary design tool. You'll be introduced to some useful resources/ links to help you thrive in an ever-changing world. Figma makes it fun and easier to get your designs up to speed with positive outcomes especially when you use a creative approach to doing what you love doing best. In this lesson, you'll learn to use shapes(components) and tools to create stunning user interfaces. Some fundamental design principles would be taught and demonstrated in the course. The main course projects includes several steps to learning to build or design a contact app user interface. The course is for anybody who would like to get started with User interface design. This course is in collaboration with Jacqueline Asare Dartey a UI/UX expert in using Figma and Adobe XD.
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Figma made an update to position the toolbar which use to be at the top to the bottom of the interface as indicated in green.
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