Framerjs: Innovative prototyping and design with interaction (Udemy.com)

Adria explains most of the commonly used features clearly. Most of the time it's easy to follow. However, when it comes to more advanced stuff like array, class and modules, the pace is rather fast. So it's better if you have some very basic understanding or experience of programming before you take this course. Generally, for people who are not complete beginners to programming, I recommend this course.

Hi I'm a UX engineer, iOS, and Web Developer. Framer is really useful for me. Framer really helped me before when I started making a UI with native iOS code. I highly recommend this course for anyone who is looking to learn the FramerJS library. This course lets you know how to make prototypes from your ideas step by step. You can easily understand how it works. After this course, You can make your own prototypes very easily and you can also make your own framerJS libraries. And You know what? He also gives you a discount coupon. :D

In overall it's a great course. It includes step by step of how to use Framer (Although a bit outdated since Framer now has more functionality) It covers most of the stuff for people who are interested in using Framer, but I'd say for complete beginners it'd be a bit challenging to catch up. Sometimes there's some concept I don't understand and the instructor seems pretty experienced at coding so didn't slow down and re-explain the logic behind it. Keep up the good work!

i haven't finished the course yet but so far the content is great and I'm enjoying learning with Adria, he provides enough exercises and videos for you to learn at your own peace the part that I would improve is sometimes where after the middle of the course he goes a bit fast assuming that you have practiced everything but unfortunately I don't have enough time to learn and practice so I guess it's my fault

The lessons are far to loose and don't follow much structure. I'd much rather code a long to a number of projects than watch the lecturer just basically talk through features in the documentation.

Too improvised. I like when the narratives are scripted, i.e. Mosh's Angular 2 course. When they are scripted they are more straightforward, take less time, which means it's easier to learn. When it's not scripted it's just some dude mucking around, making tons of mistakes. I suppose that has value as well though. With that being said, I've learned new things from this course. Good job.

It's clear the instructor is very knowledgeable about the subject matter. Unfortunately, I don't feel like this course is remedial enough for beginner students that don't possess a good understanding of coffee script. I was hoping for more beginner level explanation and Sketch design combinations. I started getting lost around Section 4,5,6. Perhaps there is an opportunity to create a new course with a more in depth look at the basics.

I work in a medium sized company and I was looking for a course like this one. And I have to say it's one of the best courses I saw in a lot of time, totally worth it. The teacher explains everything with a lot of detail so it's very easy to follow and understand. Teacher does a lot of practice and exercises so you can increase your level easy and fast. The quality of the course is great, the lessons are very well created and recorded so after turning on the hd feature in the viewer you can see every tiny detail of the teacher's screen. I started with some basic knowledge about framer and now I can easily go alone and create my own prototypes

Really good course to take your from beginner to intermediate at Framer.js. The lessons are really clear and interesting and you make some fun stuff. Only con is that the last project (three part lesson) skipped way ahead into advanced and breezed past techniques that hadn't been explained yet (classes? arrays?). That, combined with Adria's tendency to say something, then correct himself and then re-correct himself made it really difficult to follow along. That said, I still recommend the course as a great way to get you started with a really cool and flexible tool for interaction design.

I learned FramerJS myself, but not being a coder by day, much of the resources available are too advanced for me to use so I was getting tired of it. Adria's course helped a lot because he went through the basics and showed simpler programs that I can logically understand. I'm comfortable on my own a lot more. He also responds extremely fast and even helped show different solutions. Overall, I think something like FramerJS needs a lot of practice, and for that reason, I look forward to more examples like he's done so far.