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Parastou Saba

This guided project "Material Design 3 for Beginners : Customizing Components" is for UX/UI designers looking to enhance their skills in modern design principles. In this 1-hour long project-based course, you will learn core principles of Material Design 3, the structure and components of the Material Design 3 design system as a design system and learning where and how to locate the components you need from the ready-to-use design system. Finally, you will learn how to customize versatile buttons, flexible cards, and efficient tabs. To achieve this, we will work through a series of hands-on exercises that guide you in building and implementing these components step-by-step to create a profile page for an app. This project provides you with practical experience, allowing you to apply what you have learned directly to your projects. By customizing these key components, you will be able to create cohesive and simple user interfaces that enhance the user experience. To be successful in this project, you will need a basic understanding of UX/UI design principles and familiarity with Figma's layers, properties and tools. .

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Project Overview
In this Project we will be designing app mobile layouts in Figma using Material Design 3 Components

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Suitable for UX/UI designers looking to enhance skills in modern design principles with a basic understanding of UX/UI design principles and familiarity with Figma
Provides practical experience with hands-on exercises in building and implementing components step-by-step
Covers core principles of Material Design 3 and the structure and components of the Material Design 3 design system
Teaches how to customize versatile buttons, flexible cards, and efficient tabs to create cohesive and simple user interfaces
May not be suitable for learners without basic understanding of UX/UI design principles and familiarity with Figma

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Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Material Design 3 for Beginners : Customizing Components with these activities:
Brush up on Material Design principles
Refreshing your understanding of core Material Design principles will provide you with a strong foundation for this course.
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  • Review the Material Design website and documentation
  • Explore examples of Material Design implementations
Complete Figma tutorials on layers and properties
Having a good grasp of Figma's layers and properties will enable you to effectively use the tool for the hands-on exercises in this course.
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  • Watch Figma's introductory tutorials
  • Practice using layers and properties in a Figma project
Reach out to UX/UI design professionals for guidance
Connecting with experienced UX/UI design professionals can provide you with valuable insights, support, and guidance on your learning journey.
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  • Identify UX/UI design professionals you admire
  • Craft a personalized email or LinkedIn message to introduce yourself
  • Request a brief meeting or call for guidance and advice
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Attend a UX/UI design meetup or conference
Attending UX/UI design events will allow you to connect with other professionals in the field and stay up to date on the latest trends and best practices.
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  • Research upcoming UX/UI design events
  • Register for an event that aligns with your interests
  • Prepare an elevator pitch to introduce yourself and your work
Design a simple app profile page in Figma
Creating a practice profile page in Figma will allow you to apply the Material Design 3 principles you learn in this course.
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  • Create a new Figma project
  • Design the layout and structure of the profile page
  • Add Material Design 3 components to the page
Complete exercises on customizing Material Design components
Practicing the customization of Material Design components will solidify your understanding and enable you to create customized components for your own projects.
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  • Follow the step-by-step exercises in the course
  • Experiment with different customization options
Build a portfolio of customized Material Design 3 components
Creating a portfolio of customized Material Design 3 components will showcase your skills and provide you with valuable resources for future projects.
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  • Select the components you want to customize
  • Develop custom styles and variants for the components
  • Present your portfolio to potential employers or clients

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