FREE Workshop | Turn Wireframes to Prototypes in Figma

Now that we’ve got a wireframe, let’s make it interactive by turning it into a clickable prototype in Figma. This is where UI and UX come together.

This free, 2-hour workshop gives you hands-on practice creating a clickable prototype from a wireframe in Figma. You’ll learn about the basics of prototyping and why it’s crucial to the UX design process and get a crash-course in MVPs (Minimum Viable Products). Then, get to work in Figma – using frames, overlays, screen delay, and horizontal scrolling – to turn your wireframes into clickable prototypes.

You’ll leave this workshop with the confidence to continue exploring the world of ux design, and a solid start to your UX Design portfolio. If you still have questions about what a bootcamp or a career in UX Design look like, make sure to join us next week for a live Q&A with the team here at GA to answer all of your UX Design questions.

You’ll leave this workshop knowing:

• What prototyping is, why it’s crucial to UX Design, and when to use it
• The what, when, why, and how of MVPs (Minimum Viable Products)
• Hands-on practice with Figma fundamentals like connecting frames, overlays, screen delay, and horizontal scrolling to create a clickable prototype

• This is an entry level workshop, so no prior knowledge is necessary.
• Make sure you have a free Figma account if you want to follow-along live.
• If anything prevents you from following-along live in Figma, the recording will be shared after the series so you can review the content anytime.
• Your mic and camera will be off for the duration of the workshop.
• Interact with your instructor and fellow classmates through the Chat and Q&A.

Clementine is a Principal Product Designer and Design Educator. She has been designing for the web since before the smartphone 😱, educating UX designers of the future at General Assembly since before Brexit 🎓, and mentoring designers and career-changers since before the pandemic 🦠.

You can find her at clmntnbrn.co.uk, cactushandshake.co.uk, and LinkedIn.