
UI/UX design with Figma Introduction 2 Day Course
Who is this course for?
Our UI/UX design with Figma Introduction 2 Day Course is ideal for beginners in UI/UX design, aspiring designers, and anyone looking to learn the basics of Figma.
What: Hands-on practical course. The afternoon of day 2 allows for you to work on your projects and portfolio.
When: 2 day course
Time: 9:45am - 4:00pm (45 minute lunch break)
Where: London Software Training, 17, Sheep Lane, London, E8 3FA
This hands-on course will introduce you to Figma, one of the most popular design tools for UI/UX professionals. In this introductory course, you'll learn how to navigate Figma’s interface, understand the basics of design principles, and start building your first simple UI.
By the end of the course, you will be comfortable using Figma’s features to create basic wireframes, prototypes, and interactive design elements.
Introduction to Figma Interface: Get familiar with Figma’s workspace, toolbars, panels, and layout.
Basic Design Tools: Learn how to use Figma’s vector tools, shapes, and text tools to create visual elements. Importing vector assets from illustrator or add ons.
Frames and Layouts: Understand how to organize your designs using frames, grids, and alignment tools.
Color, Typography, and Styles: Learn how to apply color schemes, fonts, and styles to your design projects.
Creating Simple UI Components: Build buttons, icons, and basic UI elements for web and mobile interfaces.
Prototyping Basics: Learn how to link frames and create interactive prototypes to showcase your design.
Build and prototype basic UI elements
Collaboration and Sharing: Discover how to collaborate in real-time with others and share your designs.
Your course price includes
Free group course re-take within 18 months
Expert teaching from practising architects, designers and software pros
Hands-on, practical lessons - tailoring of syllabus and work on your projects
Class recordings for revision and development
LST certificate of completion for your CV and LinkedIn
Your tutors are designers, makers and architects, as well as software pros. They will guide you on the best way to apply for design roles or set-up a creative business, whilst teaching you all the key technical skills to make your CV and portfolio stand out from the crowd.