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Ux/ui designer: pro sites - course 74,880 rub. from Uprock, training, Date: November 28, 2023.
Miscellaneous / / November 29, 2023
UX/UI design is the process of creating interactive, user-friendly interfaces. An excellent career option for creative people who like to solve user problems and create something new, combining logic and aesthetics.
Our program is structured in such a way that after just 3 months your knowledge will be enough to find a job as a junior designer. At the same time, you will continue your education, expanding your portfolio with strong cases in order to quickly grow to the middle and senior level.
01.Training
We will teach you how to be a strong UX/UI designer, in demand on the market.
02.Consultation
We will answer all the questions you heard during the interview.
03.Search
We'll show you where to look for vacancies and how to apply for them. We will help you create a resume and cover letter.
04. Analysis of errors
If the employer did not provide feedback on the test task, we will explain what was good and what was bad about it.
05.Probationary period
We will help you successfully complete the probationary period and quickly adapt so that you can qualify for better salary conditions.
06.Support
We advise and help over a long period. We are a family and you can always count on our support.
With our help, you will be able to create projects that meet high usability (UX) and visual (UI) requirements. You will go through all the stages of creating a website design together with an experienced curator and ultimately learn how to create projects at the level of industry leaders.
Our curators give the fastest and most detailed answers. There are strict regulations: you will receive at least 2 video analyzes per day, in each answer the curator will note your mistakes and tell you how to correct them.
THEORY
PSYCHOLOGY
ANALYTICS (UX)
VISUAL DESIGN (UI)
Introduction
In this tutorial, you will gain an understanding of the difference between UX and UI, and why they are inextricably linked. We will discuss what an interface is and touch on the topic of classification of design and websites. You will learn what principles and in what order it is important to follow in the design process, you will receive understand how users process data, learn techniques to manage their attention and emotions. Applying this knowledge will allow you to create user-friendly and intuitive interfaces. Learn to work in the Figma graphic editor and go through the first stages of immersion in UX/UI design.
- Tasks and skills of a UX/UI designer
- User psychology
- Working with Figma (Getting Started) Working with the UI Kit
- Basic style
- Adaptive
- Development of observation
- Web animation
- Interface elements / Site components
- Interface logic
- Navigation principles
- Research
ANALYTICS (UX)
VISUAL DESIGN (UI)
Landing page creation
You will draw a landing page using the algorithms that we use in our studio and which you can use as a freelancer.
- Technological process
- First stage: Briefing/Information gathering
- Second stage: Competitive analysis
- Third stage: Prototyping
- Stage four: Visual concept
- Fifth stage: Transferring layouts to developers
VISUAL DESIGN (UI)
Grids, compositions, quick concepts
Often in studios you need to draw a finished concept in 1 day, this module will be a good training for your speed. You will learn what visual logic is, its basic principles, what visual weight is, what impact it has on composition and balance visual weight, what modular grids are, guides, how to work correctly with color and typography, and consolidate this knowledge in practice.
- Visual logic
- Composition
- Modular grids
- Guides
- Typography
- Basic rules for working with fonts on the web
- Color
- Practical lesson No. 1
- Practical lesson No. 2
ANALYTICS (UX)
VISUAL DESIGN (UI)
Online store
You will learn what types of online stores there are, understand how to work with product catalogs, design and you will draw a full-fledged online store, create adaptive versions and expand your portfolio with spectacular case.
- Technological process
- First stage: Briefing/Information gathering
- Second stage: Competitive analysis
- Third stage: Prototyping
- Stage four: Visual concept
- Fifth stage: Transferring layouts to developers
- Formatting a project into a case on Behance
ANALYTICS (UX)
VISUAL DESIGN (UI)
Corporate website
You will learn the features of one of the most common types of websites - corporate. You will understand what problems it solves. Learn to create the structure and logic of a corporate website. Find out the order in which pages are drawn. As a result, you will create your project and pack it into a case on Behance.
- Technological process
- First stage: Briefing/Information gathering
- Second stage: Competitive analysis
- Third stage: Prototyping
- Stage four: Visual concept
- Fifth stage: Transferring layouts to developers
- Formatting a project into a case on Behance
ANALYTICS (UX)
VISUAL DESIGN (UI)
News site
Using a real example, we will analyze in detail the structure of news sites, study the set of required page types and the set of blocks that it consists of. As a result, you will create your own news website and publish it on Behance.
- Technological process
- First stage: Briefing/Information gathering
- Second stage: Competitive analysis
- Third stage: Prototyping
- Stage four: Visual concept
- Fifth stage: Transferring layouts to developers
- Formatting a project into a case on Behance
ANALYTICS (UX)
VISUAL DESIGN (UI)
Studio website
The most interesting and creative type of sites. You will find out why agencies need websites, what goals and objectives they solve. You will understand what value a client receives when visiting the agency’s website. We'll look at how to design and render pages for these types of sites. As a result, you will have your own project, which you will post on Behance.
- Technological process
- First stage: Briefing/Information gathering
- Second stage: Competitive analysis
- Third stage: Prototyping
- Stage four: Visual concept
- Fifth stage: Transferring layouts to developers
- Formatting a project into a case on Behance
ANALYTICS (UX)
VISUAL DESIGN (UI)
Portfolio website
Find out what a portfolio website is for and how it can help in building a career and freelancing. Learn the types of pages you need and what tasks they solve. We will analyze the required set of blocks for each page. You will draw desktop and adaptive versions, and also arrange them in a case on Behance.
- Technological process
- First stage: Briefing/Information gathering
- Second stage: Competitive analysis
- Third stage: Prototyping
- Stage four: Visual concept
- Fifth stage: Transferring layouts to developers
- Formatting a project into a case on Behance
Digital Product Design
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You will learn what guidelines are, master Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects and Figma, and most importantly, learn how to design interfaces that will be used. Get free access to the “Immersion in the Profession” module when enrolling in the “Digital Product Design” program
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