AG-UI

New Interface Design (UI) primer

Learn the principles and best tools of UI!
Form of participation
Form of training
Length of training
  • 1 day (1×8 Lessons)
  • daily 9:00 - 17:00
Available languages
  • Hungarian

Currently no open training courses are available

Description

The Interface Design (UI) primer is a short but effective crash course that condenses the principles of UI design into 1 day of instruction, and introduces the latest and most effective tools in the trade.

Participants will learn about the key elements of visual communication, web standards, agile user interface design processes and how this relates to UX and digital product development.

In addition to the theoretical parts, the training will also focus on practical skills, so participants can learn how to sketch, use the Figma design software and create a mobile application framework in a series of workshops.

We recommend the course

  • UX design and research professionals
  • For developers
  • Graphic designers
  • Digital project and product managers
  • Marketers

If you're interested in user experience (UX) design in addition to UI, click here to attend this training!

Listen to our podcast about the course!

Outline

Introduction

  • Description
  • Industry basics, positioning and functioning of the profession
  • Software basics and types
  • UI vs. UX
  • Design Thinking
  • Web basics
  • The design process

Visual communication

  • Gestalt Basics
  • Affordance
  • Elements of visual identity

Typography

  • Typefaces
  • References
  • Readability
  • Pagination
  • Typographic Scale and Semantics
  • How to choose a font?

Interface Design

  • Web Elements
  • The "box" model
  • Web patterns, navigation
  • Grids
  • "Mobile First approach and responsiveness
  • Colours and Accessibility
  • Vector vs. Bitmap
  • Design System Basics

Workshops

  • Sketching, marking wireframe elements + Crazy 8
  • Figma basics + Design challenge
Outline (PDF)

Prerequisites

No previous qualifications are necessary, but it is a definite advantage if students have already been involved in a digital project, whether as a developer, manager or other position.