LinkedIn & Amazon Web App Design with Figma (2022) (Udemy.com)
Advanced fast-paced Figma course for UI UX Design, User Experience Design, User Interface Design & Web Design
Created by: Hossein Boroji
Last updated April 2025
What you will learn
- Transform your static components into interactive UI elements
- Design complex nested components with Auto Layout & Variants
- Learn automated ways to re-use components & utilize Figma plugins
- Learn how to design Figma UI components with blazing speed
- Add Amazon & LinkedIn Figma projects to your design portfolio
- Learn Figma in an advanced accelerated path
How it compares
Against the other 32 rated Udemy courses in Figma on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.5 out of 5higher than 56% of them
- Reviews69#26 of 33 by number of reviews
- Length4.5 hoursshorter than 59% of them
- Last updatedApril 2025more recently than 65% of them
Course Description
By completing this advanced accelerated Figma course, you will feel confident adding 2 real world projects like Amazon & LinkedIn to your portfolio.
The course is suitable for students who have a solid foundation in Figma. Students who are already familiar with Figma can greatly benefit from this course by learning cutting edge Figma skills. At the beginning of each section, you will have the full access to download the Figma source files. We will dive right into designing projects in no time.
Amazon Project:
Design scalable and reusable color systems
Breakdown the Amazon project into smaller UI components and re-use them in Figma
Create a prototype in Figma by combining Amazon UI components
Learn how to sync data to your Amazon UI components
LinkedIn Project:
Design LinkedIn UI components with Auto Layout and Variants
Combine LinkedIn UI components into a working prototype in Figma
Transform static components into interactive components
Learn how to re-use components & styles to design the LinkedIn project efficiently
Other important topics that you will learn:
Design complex Figma auto layouts and nested interactive components
Generate color palettes and typographic items in a automated way
Utilize Figma plugins to improve your design workflow
Learn how to design and deliver better products with blazing speed
Build enterprise level design systems and UI components
Learn how to resolve UI issues as we build the components and prototypes together
Instructor Details
- 4.5 Rating
69 Reviews
Hossein Boroji
Hossein is an instructor who founded Boroji Design Inc. He has experience working with large enterprises such as TD Bank of Canada, Statistics Canada, and Public Service Canada in his design career. He has 3 academic degrees in Graphic Design, Interactive Media Design, and User Experience Design.
What sets Hossein apart is his unique blend of design and coding expertise. With a deep understanding of how designers and developers think, he can effectively teach design and code to his students.
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Reviews
By Alexander Gladko on 7/1/2022
The problem is that author work very fast without explaining some actions and this is the moment when you get stuck. You start to replay again and again trying to guess what action needs to be done to achieve the same result. If I watched a free video tutorial on YouTube, I wouldn't have the right to complain. But here it's a disappointment.
By Kim Adams on 5/23/2022
He uses a lot of "and then I do this, and then I do this" without explaining what he's doing. I also had to slow the course down to .75 so I could do the work with him while in Figma. Would be better if he referenced his actions with Figma vocab.
By Gholam shiari on 5/4/2022
Most of the Figma advanced design concepts were taught in an organized hands-on video lecture. I enjoyed creating prototypes using interactive components.
By Aram lilaghan on 5/4/2022
This is definitely an advanced prototyping course in Figma, I am amazed that I managed to learn Figma by designing cool projects like linkedin and amazon.
By Neil Pinnock on 4/19/2022
I haven't finished the course yet, but this is jam packed with a lot of instruction on how to utilise components, nested components, auto layout and prototyping. Also not forgetting a effective design system. But word to the wise this is definitely a advanced course, so Hossein moves faster than you maybe used to (I would learn basics first), but he's helpful on answering any questions you may have. Highly recommended!
By Hani Bagheri on 4/13/2022
This course was fantastic. You can't go wrong with this course and it explains stuff that is hard to find on youtube videos which I liked about the course. Highly recommend !!
By Zahra Noun on 3/18/2022
Wow, I’m surprised to have come across a course like this that teaches me about UI principles and components especially through the lens of Amazon and LinkedIn projects.
By Alireza on 3/18/2022
The course is fully packed with the nested UI component knowledge in Figma. Now I finally know how to combine the auto layout components and nest them within one another.
By Cyrus on 3/18/2022
Not only you learn the advance concept about Figma, you are able to apply all these knowledge to design LinkedIn UI components. I am happy that I can add this project to my portfolio.
By Rezzar on 3/18/2022
In this course I was able to learn how to create reusable components at large scale. The Amazon & LinkedIn project was in-depth and allowed me to learn how to use UI elements in a unified way.
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Overall Score : 90 / 100








