Design
Free
Singapore (Online)
Tuesday, 29 October, 2024
12
–
2
am
EDT
MVPs & Clickable Prototypes in Figma | FREE UX Design Skills
About This Class
Now that you’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, two-hour session gives you hands-on practice creating a clickable prototype from a wireframe in Figma. First, you’ll learn about the basics of prototyping and why it’s crucial to the UX design process, plus get a crash-course in MVPs (minimum viable products). Then, you’ll get to work in Figma — using frames, overlays, screen delay, and horizontal scrolling — to turn your wireframes into clickable prototypes.
Whether your goal is to add UX design skills to your resume, or to completely pivot into a UX design career, you’ll leave this series with a solid foundation of UX design basics to build on in one of our short courses or bootcamps.
Takeaways
- Understand what prototyping is, why it’s crucial to UX design, and when to use it.
- Learn the what, when, why, and how of MVPs (minimum viable products).
- Get hands-on practice with Figma fundamentals like connecting frames, overlays, screen delay, and horizontal scrolling to create a clickable prototype.
Preparation
- This is a beginner-friendly series, so no prior knowledge is necessary.
- Make sure you’re set up with a free Figma account if you plan to follow along live. Keep in mind, this part is optional.
- A recording of this session will be sent at the end of the full Skill Seeker series.
- This session will be held in a Zoom webinar, so your mic and camera will be off. We’ll interact through the chat, Q&A, and reactions.
About the Instructor
Daniel Pang
Co-Founder, Reassemble
Daniel is a co-founder of Reassemble and an experienced user researcher with a background in the public sector. He has led the planning and execution of user research initiatives for a wide range of organisations, and focuses on obtaining feedback that is not just insightful, but also actionable and can lead to real impact.
Daniel has led and managed design projects for clients at Reassemble in the sectors of Government, Finance, Education and Retail. Some notable clients include Suntec City, Grab Financial Services, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine and Starbucks.
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