By taking this class, I guarantee you’ll learn 2 things: UI/UX design and Figma.

In terms of UX design you'll learn how to read a project brief and, based on it, create wireframes. But we’ll also discuss information architecture or how we structure the content in the webpage.

Then, it's on to the user interface or UI design. Here, you'll learn how to define the typography so it matches the type of website you're designing and how to pick appropriate colors and apply them to various elements. You’ll learn how to use the 8pt system for spacing and sizing so you'll never have to guess what values to use for margin, padding, width or height. And you'll also learn how to create responsive designs. We'll initially design for large screens and then create versions for medium and small.

And while this is happening, you're also learning how to use Figma for website design. Of course, you'll learn the basics like working with frames, text, colors, shapes, pages and keyboard shortcuts. But also, you'll get a taste of the more advanced features.

You'll learn how to use auto layout for alignment and moving elements around very easily. You'll also learn about the various resizing modes in Figma like hug-contents or fill-container and when you should use each one.