The last week of Moocs is here. The course took me longer than expected, but I gained so many skills and knowledge that I am not slightly annoyed. I am so glad I chose this course for most of my semester. I learned so much about Figma and UX design, and I feel that it…
The course focused on Figma UI, and UX design is very well organized. As I wrote in the previous entry, Daniel Scott prepared a whole file with tools useful for learning and understandable document with projects connected to the skills we are learning. The tasks are building on each other, and we are creating a…
The FIGMA course is progressing very quickly, and I am really excited about my progress in my design skills. I can create most shapes and designs that I need. Now, we are focusing on more advanced tasks, organizing the design, making it more responsive and mostly tidy. Putting blocks that are connected together in frames…
The third week of the Figma course focused on colors, fonts, and creating a style guide for our design. As the course progresses, it is getting more intense. I spend less time watching the videos and more time designing, which is great. The lecturer prepared a nice starter pack for our course and created a…
Second week of Figma course followed up on basics i learned during the first 18 lessons. Daniel Scott explained us more tools and tricks how to use Figma effectively. Starting with plugins and tools from the Figma Community. Figma Community is like GitHub for designers, providing a platform for designers to publish and share their…
After finishing my first MOOC and learning my preferences for courses, I decided to focus on skills and tools to improve my studies and focus on Service Design. After considering coding as one of the skills I wanted to gain in the following months, I started with the Holy Grail of UX Design tools –…