Master Figma in 2026: Web & Mobile App Design from Scratch (Udemy.com)

Only issue I have so far is, when engaging the UI of Figma many of your selections are to quick to follow along with. So I have to pause and then rewind the video to see what portion of the UI was selected and how it was selected. Reminder, many of us are new to this App and the interface and in my case a slighter new version than what is being used in this class/video.

Really clear and easy to follow course. The best benefit is that you get to do it yourself - I didn't have enough time to finish my own prototype, but I can always come back to this. I've used Figma, but this was still a good course in terms of logic and especially making autolayouts. Thank you!

As a UI designer I decided to make a switch from Adobe XD to Figma and I was looking for a course to help me with that. This course was very helpful in understanding the basics of how Figma works and also I can see that someone just starting out in UI design could benefit from the lessons on wireframing and the general approach to a design project. Well done!

It's great overall and taught the features well, but using the free version of Figma, I was not able to use some of the variant features. So I just had to follow along. Was this review helpful?

He is a methodical and precise teacher. He never loses the thread of the discussion, which always follows a descriptive logic. He doesn't leave any questions unanswered.

Requires additional pro accounts beyond figma to follow the course. The course is mostly watching someone use other tools, somebody elses designs and AI. Educational content is slim.

In this course, he covered almost everything. However, a significant drawback was the prototype section. There was no mention in the introduction or course description that this section included features only available in the paid version of Figma. The other sections also have some features that are only for the paid version of Figma (It can be done in an alternate way for non-paid users). Since the prototype part lasted nearly an hour (But It cannot be done in an alternate way for non-paid users), it felt irrelevant for those using the free version. I suggest adding an indication at least after this. Kudos to the one using the paid version.

It was a really valuable experience. The lessons were easy to follow, and I gained a solid understanding of user-centered design, wireframing, and prototyping. As someone still learning, it boosted my confidence and gave me the push I needed to start creating my own design projects.

"As someone new to Figma, I found this course to be exactly what I was looking for. It's incredibly valuable and has provided me with a solid foundation. I’m excited to continue practicing and improving my skills. The future feels promising—thank you for such a well-structured and helpful course!"

For full stack developer, I think the first 80% of this course is very useful for quick static page building. If you're a UI/UX designer, I think it's even better, as I think it does pretty much everything you want in most prototypes. However, I think the trend is we are moving more toward design -> code (AI) so once something like figma to v0 transition improves, such as handing off of logics like state, I think the last 20% would be more useful. Until then, for creating a clean responsive static design, spending 5 hours of the video here I thin is perfect.