Learn Figma for UI UX Design (with a Design Project) (Udemy.com)

I would have liked to see more explanation of the application and how it works. For example, it would have been nice to get a quick tour of more interface elements and functions. Also, while the speaker's voice is clear, the cadence of his speech is difficult to follow, and he adds extra sounds at the end of certain words. Audio editing could resolve those issues.

its pretty good as i a begginer to figma , he showed some usefull softwares to get icons from and other basic stuff but i expected it have some sort of animation or complex things but this turned into basic ui which can be done in any editing tool,but the way he he teachs and say SO FAR SO GOOD gave me so calm..could be better

It is obvious the instructor is and expert in his field but to be a course for a beginner there are a lot of things that are not explain which can be confused. I thing the tool (figma) needs more explanation, at least the basic components and how to manage them

Usefull information. The keyboard on the screen was a nice touch as it helped me view exactly the combination of keys used, in case I misunderstood anything in the audio. However, for a beginners course I felt that sometimes the steps were done a bit too fast and I found myself having to rewatch certain parts several times to be able to locate the settings used. All in all, it was an interesting first exercise in figma.

It is okay, But I think the items should be more descriptive, like which option is used for what purpose. And at least the basic of the UI/ UX which he used for the tutorial could be explained a bit more. Too brief for beginners. However, as the explanations were with live actions, it was mostly understandable.

Helped me to understand the basics such as how to get started using frames, icons, text, shapes, and design properties. I would highly recommend this to beginners to get started.

It is very simple, and easy but very informative too, without overburdening with too much information. Also, I love how I am learning about shortcuts and tools at the same time, without even using them practically.

It's free so I can't be too harsh but you don't learn much you just reproduce what the instructor is doing, he isn't really explainning why he does things. But the end result looks good, move things around a bit and you'll have two decent screens to put in your portfolio so that a plus !

Very useful; however, would be great to have a "cheat sheet" of common keyboard shortcuts, especially for us poor Windows users! Also would have been good to explain more about how he was doing things along with showing us. But overall, a great course to get started with!

Fantastic ! Proper hands-on experience and good documentation. Worked on Linux Ubuntu and Nucleo didn't work with wine, so I had to rely on Norde which is cross-platform complete (windows,mac,linux) The only things to consider which I needed information to check on the web were : - most shortcuts shown/used were for Apple/Mac (CMD does not exist on Windows or Linux) - there was a part where I didn't see (or I might have missed) how the ruler is activated (Shift + R) - checking on the centered objects (texts, icons,etc) if they are equal on all 4 corners (click on element + ALT.. at least this is what I found on starter edition) The important parts were successful and were helpful for me to have a good start. Thank you