4.7 (21)
4 Days
·Cohort-based Course
Good UI components are flexible and reusable. Let’s make some!
4.7 (21)
4 Days
·Cohort-based Course
Good UI components are flexible and reusable. Let’s make some!
Course overview
We’ll use Figma for this class, but that’s not really the point. Components are useful because they help you really think about how interfaces are constructed, and play more nicely with others. Figma is a solid means to an end.
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You. You care about your craft, and want to make components your colleagues will compliment.
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Designers who don’t mind rolling up their sleeves and getting into the nitty gritty.
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Designers who enjoy meeting other designers from around the world and nerding out together.
Meet, practice, and have fun learning with other designers
Naturally, this class is hands-on and collaborative.
Make more thoughtful decisions
We’ll sweat the small stuff... like naming, ordering, and setting defaults.
Tables!
OK there’s no really great way to make tables in Figma, but we’re gonna get as close as we can!
Become a 1.05x designer
Let’s be honest, this will only speed you up a bit, but you’ll feel the difference.
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4.7 (21 ratings)
Head of Education at Button School
Nevan has been teaching designers and developers for over a decade, and still loves every minute of it! He’s led programs at General Assembly and Ironhack, and coached designers and developers at every stage of their careers. He’s built design systems for the Swiss Red Cross, Northeastern University, Rustic Pathways, and Buzzfeed.
Slides from the first session
To get an idea of what we'll do in this class and how the course works, peruse these slides from the first session.
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Active hands-on learning
This course builds on live workshops and hands-on projects
Interactive and project-based
You’ll be interacting with other learners through breakout rooms and project teams
Learn with a cohort of peers
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