UI/UX design with Adobe XD: Design & Prototype a Mobile App (Udemy.com)

Learn how to design a beautiful and engaging mobile app with Adobe Experience Design (XD). Learn-by-doing approach.

Created by: Luca Vavassori

Produced in 2017

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What you will learn

  • You'll learn how to use Adobe XD to design and prototype a mobile app. The skills acquired can also be used to design websites
  • You'll be able to apply the design techniques and productivity tips you have learned in your own design workflow
  • You'll be one step closer to becoming a good UI/UX designer

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Overall Score : 94 / 100

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Course Description

Adobe XD is a brand new design and prototyping tool made by Adobe, totally dedicated to UI/UX designers.
In this course, I will teach you the basics of this new software and will show you step by step how you can design a beautiful and modern iOS mobile app.
In the first part of the course, you will see how the interface works, all the main tools and features, and the most common shortcuts which will dramatically increase your productivity.
Then we'll jump right into design and we'll start creating a dating-inspired mobile app, made of 7 great looking screens: home, login, signup, browse, sidebar menu, inbox, settings.
Not only that, I'll teach you how you can give life to your design and create a working prototype directly within Adobe XD, without the need of any third party software.
The source .xd file of the app we designed will be included, along with the other resources I used.
This course has a learn-by-doing approach. There won't be much theory, it's all about teaching you how to design a real world mobile product and showing you the full potential of Adobe XD.
By the end of the course, you will have a very clear picture of how Adobe XD works, and you will be able to apply the design techniques, productivity tips and all the skills you have learned in your future design projects.Who this course is for:
  • This course is for UI/UX design beginners who want to improve their skills and learn a new design tool
  • This course is for Photoshop users who want to switch to a tool really built for UI/UX designers
  • This course is for Product Managers or Entrepreneurs wanting to broaden their design skills in order to create better products

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Instructor Details

Luca Vavassori

I have been working in the online industry for the past 15 years, and I always had a thing for clean and usable user interfaces.
But it's only after I quit my Product Manager job and founded my own startup, that I decided I wanted to be the one to design my own products. I didn't like what the designers I hired were creating, so I just started doing it myself. I took a dive into the amazing world of UI/UX design and started learning and practicing really hard until I produced some decent results.
Fast forward a few years, I am now working as a UI/UX freelancer and consultant, helping other companies creating beautiful and engaging products or re-designing their existing ones.
Learning was the most important aspect of my path to becoming a UI/UX designer, and this is why I started teaching others the skills I acquired over my 7 years of design experience.
I want to teach others what I wished someone taught me years ago, and hopefully help change other people's lives and careers as I did with mine.
Hope you'll enjoy my courses!

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Reviews

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Excelent course. As a UX/Front-End developer this course gave me the basics to start right away ! Thank you

Came here with zero knowledge on designing tool. But this course made me to play with adobe xd. Thank you luca :)

Teaches you the very basics of UI designing like using Adobe XD. I would recommend this for the a basic beginner who has no idea about designing and would like to get quick know-how about it in a short span of time.

Great job overall. The shortcuts are very useful. I highly recommend it.

This is definitely helping understand the UX/UI design through XD, I've used the app for a couple of months now and this is definitely helpful.

I tried XD on my own at first but had difficulty knowing how to use all the functions. This course was an awesome way to familiarize myself with the program.

The step by step explanation gives us a practical knowledge and also, allows us to try the same from our side. A dedicated session for shortcuts was excellent. Thank you!

Amazing, We can easily understand the content, It helps a lot to me. Thanks

This was a really good Xd tutorial! The only thing missing was covering how to install the UI kits.

this course was a great match for me. I appreciate the simplicity of the course and also Adobe XD. Thank You!

I was quite disappointed by the course. It is basically a couple of hours of watching someone produce a Tinder clone that is a clone of a Tinder clone they've pre-produced. So the result is stuff being done but there never being an explanation of "why". Why is this being indented by 35px? Why is the middle bar of the hamburger suddenly shorter? There's no real creative process or exploration, which would be made up for if it was really in-depth with how to use XD, but even whilst watching the videos I'd managed to work out a load of features that weren't used in the videos but easily could've been, such as the icons & symbols plugin, creating components (I realise now he touches on this, but it's also a few years out of date and the information is incorrect), using a grid rather than dragging to the left and hitting shift+right twice, using the eyedropper tool with "i", loads of things. There were some bits I wouldn't have known about and it was cool to learn from the video, but otherwise I feel a little short-changed. Sorry.

Since I have experience with Adobe Illustrator this was a cake walk! Good course!