SECTION: 1
Getting Started
5:42
SECTION: 2
Auto Layout - Level 1
55:49
SECTION: 3
Advanced Workflow Tricks
35:51
SECTION: 4
Grids
20:20
SECTION: 5
Simple App Brand
19:52
SECTION: 6
Nested & Responsive Auto layouts
48:11
SECTION: 7
Animation - Level 1
1:11:43
SECTION: 8
Prototyping - Level 1
1:26:31
SECTION: 9
Advanced Layers
29:26
SECTION: 10
Components & Variants - Level 1
1:07:49
SECTION: 11
Typography
57:38
SECTION: 12
Imagery
1:03:59
SECTION: 13
Video
33:47
SECTION: 14
Color
17:38
SECTION: 15
Styles & Libraries
34:20
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Drawing, Stroke & Fill
36:19
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Auto Layout - Level 2
34:07
SECTION: 18
Components & Variants - Level 2
18:22
SECTION: 19
Prototyping - Level 2
1:01:57
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Variables
33:57
SECTION: 21
Design Tokens
29:28
SECTION: 22
Animation - Level 2
16:52
SECTION: 23
Accessibility
11:01
SECTION: 24
Working with Stakeholders
49:39
SECTION: 25
What Next
21:49
Note: If you have a different UI than in the course, you can change it back by clicking the '?' in the bottom right corner of Figma and select 'Go back to previous UI'. Happy Figma'ing!
Class Project 01 - Responsive Lower Navigation
SECTION: 1
Getting Started
5:42
SECTION: 2
Auto Layout - Level 1
55:49
SECTION: 3
Advanced Workflow Tricks
35:51
SECTION: 4
Grids
20:20
SECTION: 5
Simple App Brand
19:52
SECTION: 6
Nested & Responsive Auto layouts
48:11
SECTION: 7
Animation - Level 1
1:11:43
SECTION: 8
Prototyping - Level 1
1:26:31
SECTION: 9
Advanced Layers
29:26
SECTION: 10
Components & Variants - Level 1
1:07:49
SECTION: 11
Typography
57:38
SECTION: 12
Imagery
1:03:59
SECTION: 13
Video
33:47
SECTION: 14
Color
17:38
SECTION: 15
Styles & Libraries
34:20
SECTION: 16
Drawing, Stroke & Fill
36:19
SECTION: 17
Auto Layout - Level 2
34:07
SECTION: 18
Components & Variants - Level 2
18:22
SECTION: 19
Prototyping - Level 2
1:01:57
SECTION: 20
Variables
33:57
SECTION: 21
Design Tokens
29:28
SECTION: 22
Animation - Level 2
16:52
SECTION: 23
Accessibility
11:01
SECTION: 24
Working with Stakeholders
49:39
SECTION: 25
What Next
21:49
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Student class projects
Course info
Overview
Hi there, aspiring Figma enthusiasts! Are you ready to embark on an exhilarating journey with me, Dan Scott, as we unlock the full potential of our Figma skills in the dazzling realm of UX/UI Design using Figma Advanced?
Try Figma for free by clicking here.
This course is tailor-made for those who have already mastered the fundamental principles of UI/UX Design using Figma. If you've triumphed over my Figma Essentials course or have a sneaking suspicion that there's a treasure trove of unexplored tools, tips, workflows, and updates awaiting your discovery, then look no further! This course is your golden ticket to taking your UI/UX prowess to the next level.
Together, we'll start by delving into the depths of multilevel nested autolayouts, and unravel the secrets used by UX professionals by learning:
- Workflow techniques, managing design assets, styles, components, grid and column layouts like true virtuosos.
- Learn how to use Variables and put them to work creating even more complete prototypes.
- Use variables to make Light & Dark Modes + Compact & Comfortable spacing versions of your components.
- You’ll then take your new knowledge of variables to understand and create your own Design Tokens.
Try Figma for free by clicking here.
This course is tailor-made for those who have already mastered the fundamental principles of UI/UX Design using Figma. If you've triumphed over my Figma Essentials course or have a sneaking suspicion that there's a treasure trove of unexplored tools, tips, workflows, and updates awaiting your discovery, then look no further! This course is your golden ticket to taking your UI/UX prowess to the next level.
Together, we'll start by delving into the depths of multilevel nested autolayouts, and unravel the secrets used by UX professionals by learning:
- Workflow techniques, managing design assets, styles, components, grid and column layouts like true virtuosos.
- Learn how to use Variables and put them to work creating even more complete prototypes.
- Use variables to make Light & Dark Modes + Compact & Comfortable spacing versions of your components.
- You’ll then take your new knowledge of variables to understand and create your own Design Tokens.
- - Unleashing the magic of advanced animation techniques, captivating users with animated background gradients and Houdini Text.
- - Harness the power of Lottie animation files, breathing life into your designs.
- - Crafting responsive elements that effortlessly adapt to any device, proving your design prowess knows no bounds.
- - Unleashing the full potential of powerful images & video masking techniques, amplifying the visual impact of your creations.
- - Mastering advanced typography features, transforming words into captivating works of art.
- - Embracing the realm of AI, infusing your process with its genius to elevate your skills as a UX designer.
- - Elevate your prototyping game, conducting user tests with finesse using advanced techniques.
- - Unveiling sticky scroll buttons that stack, animated anchor points and booleans, and a host of other captivating effects.
- - Creating enchanting dropdown menus, hover grow effects for images, and expanding search bars.
- - Discovering the right accessibility tools & techniques, ensuring inclusivity and usability for all users.
- - Becoming a variant boss, expertly taming unwieldy variants to just 1 or 2.
- - Unveiling the secrets of seamless collaboration with designers, developers, and stakeholders.
- - Mastering the art of exporting production-ready assets, bringing your designs to life beyond the realm of Figma.
- - Unearthing professional workflow tricks & shortcuts, saving you precious time and skyrocketing your efficiency.
- - Plus much more exciting advanced Figma goodness along the way!
As you journey through this course, you'll acquire the skills wielded by UX professionals, gaining a profound understanding of the UX Design industry. From concept to a highly polished finish, you'll confidently manage your own UX projects ideal for your portfolio.
Throughout the course, I'll assign assignments and projects that nurture your skills and empower you to create your very own unique UX design masterpiece for your portfolio. Don’t worry if this all seems overwhelmingly advanced right now, because the BYOL crew stands ready to support and guide you, ensuring your questions get answered.
It's time to embrace the call to upgrade yourself and transcend from being a good UX Designer to a bona fide Figma UX Superhero! Unlock your potential, save the day, and let your design prowess soar!
Requirements:
- A copy of Figma (a free plan is available on the Figma website).
- - Basic knowledge of Figma is required. I recommend watching my Figma Essentials course prior to embarking on this epic adventure.
Who this course is for:
- - UX/UI adventurers who already have a basic understanding of Figma.
- - Self-taught Figma enthusiasts yearning for structured guidance.
- - Graduates of my Figma Essentials Course, hungry for more knowledge and skills.
- - Visionaries who have developed their own unique Figma approach but crave exploration of the vast universe of tools, updates, and time-saving techniques.
What you'll learn:
- - Diving deep into multi level nested autolayouts.
- - Robust components that are easy to update and hard to break.
- - Component properties.
- Variables
- Design Tokens
- Advanced Prototyping using Variables
- Design Tokens
- Advanced Prototyping using Variables
- - Learn Workflow tips and tricks for managing your design assets, styles, components, grid and column layouts.
- - Advanced animation techniques
- - Animated Background gradients.
- - Houdini Text
- - Animate along a path in Figma
- - How to add Lottie animation files in Figma
- - Build responsive elements ready for any device size.
- - The best shortcuts & plugins to make you a more efficient UX designer.
- - Absolute Positioning of Autolayouts.
- - Powerful images & video masking techniques.
- - Advanced typography features.
- - Learn to use AI in your process to make you a better UX designer.
- - Advanced prototyping techniques to level up your user tests.
- - Make prototypes better and faster using tricks & shortcuts.
- - Sticky scroll buttons that stack.
- - Video playback controls.
- - Animated anchor points and booleans.
- - Create a Dropdown menu
- - Create a hover grow effect for images.
- - Create and expanding Search Bar
- - Learn the right accessibility tools & techniques
- - Become a variant boss. Cutting down those 100 variants to just 1 or 2.
- - Learn the best ways to work with other designers, developers and stakeholders.
- - Build a UX project from beginning to end ready for your portfolio.
- - Export production ready assets.
- - Learn professional workflow tricks & shortcuts.
- - Forum support from me and the rest of the BYOL crew.
- - All the techniques used by UX professionals
- - 160 videos of detailed Figma Advanced Content.
Daniel Scott
Founder of Bring Your Own Laptop & Chief Instructor
instructorI discovered the world of design as an art student when I stumbled upon a lab full of green & blue iMac G3’s. My initial curiosity around using the computer to create ‘art’ developed into a full-blown passion, eventually leading me to become a digital designer and founder of Bring Your Own Laptop.
Sharing and teaching are a huge part of who I am. As a certified Adobe instructor, I've had the honor of winning multiple Adobe teaching awards at their annual MAX conference. I see Bring Your Own Laptop as the supportive community I wished for when I was first starting out and intimidated by design. Through teaching, I hope to bring others along for the ride and empower my students to bring their stories, labors of love, and art into the world.
True to my Kiwi roots, I've lived in many places, and currently, I reside in Ireland with my wife and kids.
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Hello, hey, welcome to the first class project, a nice simple one... I want you to get up to where we are in the project already... I want three frames, and I want you to be able to do this... oh, that was not working, good work, Dan... was bottom, and left and right. So I want it to respond, want the icons to move...
I want it to stick to the bottom, even though I've shown you what to do... so I want three different versions, make sure they work, Dan... if you haven't done a class with me before... we do class projects just to kind of keep you up to speed... and so you're not just watching, you're actually doing... of course, is up to you, you don't have to do them, I'm not the boss of you...
but the doing part is what really makes it stick, so if you are keen... the class projects is listed in the 'Exercise Files', 'Class Project 01'... I want you to create three different phone sizes... the lower Nav, I want it to be responsive to all those sizes... so we're going to be looking at these kind of main topics... Auto Layout, the auto spacing between the items, and those constraints...
that's the last thing that I messed up. Make sure your Nav is a component... and in this case, the deliverables... what I'd love you to do is to be able to take a screencast... what I want you to do is make a video of you doing this, frame, going like this... and it all responds, still not responding, Dan...
uh, no excuses... I want it to do this... so video the screencast doing that, that is it. Now recording your screen can be tricky for some people... other people will be okay with it... if you've not done it before, Macs have a built-in thing called Screen Capture...
PCs have something similar, I'm pretty sure. If you want to, there's a way kind of built into Figma... up here, go to your plugins and find one called Vimeo Record... you do have to log into a Vimeo account and set one up if you don't have one... it's free, it's really good... and it means that after a little bit of like...
confirm your email address and all that sort of stuff... "Would you like Vimeo to record your screen?," "Yes, please"... you can run it and you can actually just record your screen... I've turned my camera off, my mic off... because all I want to do is screen recording... and once you're done you can upload it to Vimeo, and then you get a link...
then grab that link, and that's what you can submit for your class project. Now if all of that is way too hard I will allow a screenshot... make sure you've got something selected so we can kind of see what you're doing... that the auto's there, and the constraints are right, that'll pass... but hopefully you'll be able to do the screen recording... all right, and that is it...
get up to where we are already, you might be, "Already done it," you're like... "Yeah," just do the screen recording... if you've just been watching, come on, now's the time, go back, do these things... see if you can do it, you're like, "Oh yeah, I understand that"... prove it, let's do it... but that's up to you, for now though let's get on to the next video...
actually, you go and do that, and then I'll see you in the next video... all right, see you in a sec.
I want it to stick to the bottom, even though I've shown you what to do... so I want three different versions, make sure they work, Dan... if you haven't done a class with me before... we do class projects just to kind of keep you up to speed... and so you're not just watching, you're actually doing... of course, is up to you, you don't have to do them, I'm not the boss of you...
but the doing part is what really makes it stick, so if you are keen... the class projects is listed in the 'Exercise Files', 'Class Project 01'... I want you to create three different phone sizes... the lower Nav, I want it to be responsive to all those sizes... so we're going to be looking at these kind of main topics... Auto Layout, the auto spacing between the items, and those constraints...
that's the last thing that I messed up. Make sure your Nav is a component... and in this case, the deliverables... what I'd love you to do is to be able to take a screencast... what I want you to do is make a video of you doing this, frame, going like this... and it all responds, still not responding, Dan...
uh, no excuses... I want it to do this... so video the screencast doing that, that is it. Now recording your screen can be tricky for some people... other people will be okay with it... if you've not done it before, Macs have a built-in thing called Screen Capture...
PCs have something similar, I'm pretty sure. If you want to, there's a way kind of built into Figma... up here, go to your plugins and find one called Vimeo Record... you do have to log into a Vimeo account and set one up if you don't have one... it's free, it's really good... and it means that after a little bit of like...
confirm your email address and all that sort of stuff... "Would you like Vimeo to record your screen?," "Yes, please"... you can run it and you can actually just record your screen... I've turned my camera off, my mic off... because all I want to do is screen recording... and once you're done you can upload it to Vimeo, and then you get a link...
then grab that link, and that's what you can submit for your class project. Now if all of that is way too hard I will allow a screenshot... make sure you've got something selected so we can kind of see what you're doing... that the auto's there, and the constraints are right, that'll pass... but hopefully you'll be able to do the screen recording... all right, and that is it...
get up to where we are already, you might be, "Already done it," you're like... "Yeah," just do the screen recording... if you've just been watching, come on, now's the time, go back, do these things... see if you can do it, you're like, "Oh yeah, I understand that"... prove it, let's do it... but that's up to you, for now though let's get on to the next video...
actually, you go and do that, and then I'll see you in the next video... all right, see you in a sec.
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