Wireframing For UI / UX Designers
This course is going to cover everything you need to know about wireframing as a UI/UX designer. We are going to start with paper wireframing, different tools and techniques you can use for it and then move on to online tools. After that, we are going to explore Photoshop until finally moving into Adobe Xd and finishing our designs off there.
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Overview
1.8KSTUDENTS*
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This course includes:
- 2+ hours of on-demand video
- 3 modules
- Intermediate level
- Direct access/chat with the instructor
- 100% self-paced online
- Many downloadable resources
- Shareable certificate of completion
Wireframes are important part of any design process because they are the bridge between the idea and the execution. They are great because they are simple enough so everybody involved can understand them, and also cheap enough because you can create them on the piece of paper or majority of design software.
Skills You Will Gain
Adobe Xd
Digital Wireframes
Paper Wireframes
Learning Outcomes (At The End Of This Program, You Will Be Able To...)
- Understand How To Wireframe On Paper
- Understand How To Wireframe Using Online Tools
- Create Wireframes In Adobe Xd
- Taking your Wireframes Further And Add Interactions
Prerequisites
- Regular pen and paper for drawing wireframes.
- Adobe Xd. You can download it from Adobe’s website.
- For Windows users Windows 10. Adobe Xd does not work in Windows 7 or 8.
- No previous Adobe XD experience required.
- No previous design experience required.
- There is no coding in this course.
- Links to other software are provided but you are not required to use them.
Who Should Attend
- Anyone Interested In Wireframing
- Anyone interested in UI / UX design
- Anyone interested in Adobe Xd and it’s lightning speed
- Beginners and newbies but also for mediors, looking to expand their knowledge
- Designers looking to switch to UI / UX
- Anyone who needs a UI / UX design experience in their portfolio
- Designers who want to make user focused designs
Instructors
Aleksandar Cucukovic
Aleksandar is a dedicated product designer and tech enthusiast with a deep passion for UI/UX design. With over a decade of experience in creating and refining design systems, he has mastered the art of web design, 3D asset creation, and animation. Throughout his career, Aleksandar has been instrumental in crafting engaging user experiences while upholding the highest standards of design quality across a wide range of projects. His work consistently balances aesthetics with functionality, ensuring that every product delivers both visual appeal and practical usability.
As an Adobe Xd Ambassador and a strong advocate for Adobe Creative Cloud, Aleksandar remains at the cutting edge of design technology. He has designed more than 500 products, significantly enhancing the workflows and productivity of over 200,000 designers around the world. His design philosophy is rooted in minimalism and quality, guided by a profound understanding of user needs and core design principles.
Beyond his design practice, Aleksandar has co-founded and contributed to several startups, developing innovative solutions and nurturing communities of designers and creatives. His mission is to share his knowledge and empower others to thrive in the ever-evolving world of design. Through his extensive experience, Aleksandar offers invaluable insights and practical skills to help aspiring designers succeed.
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