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SHAMIIT – UI/UX Mastery Pro: Comprehensive Course for Beginner to Advanced App Design

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“Welcome to the Unstoppable ‘SHAMIIT – UI/UX Mastery Pro: Epic and Unrivaled Course for Beginner to Advanced App Design’! This awe-inspiring and transformative course is specifically designed to ignite your UI/UX design prowess and propel you from a novice to a master in crafting awe-inspiring app designs that leave a lasting impact. Whether you’re an ambitious newcomer or a seasoned professional seeking to unlock new dimensions, prepare to immerse yourself in the exhilarating journey of discovering cutting-edge design principles and undertaking real-world projects to fortify your expertise. By the electrifying culmination of this course, you will wield the unstoppable prowess to create visually stunning, seamlessly navigable, and utterly immersive web and mobile applications that command user attention and spark unforgettable experiences!”

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What Will You Learn?

  • UI/UX Fundamentals: Understand the core principles and concepts of UI (User Interface) and UX (User Experience) design, and how they play a crucial role in app development.
  • Design Principles and Psychology: Explore the principles of visual hierarchy, color psychology, typography, and user perception to create compelling and emotionally impactful designs.
  • Wireframing and Prototyping: Learn how to create effective wireframes and interactive prototypes using industry-standard tools, and conduct usability testing to refine your designs.
  • User Research and Personas: Conduct thorough user research, define user personas, and integrate user feedback into your design process to create user-centric solutions.
  • Mobile UI/UX Design: Master the art of designing for mobile devices, including considerations for different screen sizes, navigation, and mobile interaction patterns.
  • Web UI/UX Design: Develop responsive web design skills and optimize user experiences for desktop and tablet users.
  • Microinteractions and Animation: Enhance user experiences through delightful microinteractions and effective animations that add value and engagement to your designs.
  • Designing for Accessibility and Inclusivity: Understand accessibility guidelines and design practices that cater to users with disabilities, ensuring inclusive and accessible experiences for all.
  • Collaborative Design Tools and Workflow: Familiarize yourself with collaborative design tools and learn effective collaboration with design teams and stakeholders throughout the design process.
  • Real-world UI/UX Case Studies: Analyze successful app designs, identify design patterns and innovations, and learn from UX mistakes and improvements in real-world scenarios.
  • Designing for Emerging Technologies: Explore design challenges and opportunities with emerging technologies like AR/VR, voice interfaces, and wearable devices.
  • Final Project: Apply all your learnings to create a complete app design from scratch, present your design, and gather feedback to showcase your newfound expertise.

Course Content

Introduction to UI/UX Design
Understanding the Basics: UI vs. UX The Role of UI/UX in App Development Importance of User-Centric Design Current Trends and Best Practices

  • Introduction to the User Experience Course
    06:06
  • Getting started with your Adobe XD project
    03:39
  • What is UI vs UX – User Interface vs User Experience vs Product Designer
    03:00
  • Wireframing (low fidelity) in Adobe XD
    05:37
  • How wide should my website or app be in Adobe XD
    01:50
  • Working with existing UI kits in Adobe XD
    01:00
  • Quiz 1

Design Principles and Psychology
Visual Hierarchy and Layout Color Psychology and Emotional Impact Typography and Readability Gestalt Principles and User Perception

Wireframing and Prototyping
Creating Effective Wireframes Interactive Prototyping with Industry Tools Usability Testing and Iterative Design

User Research and Personas
Conducting User Research Defining User Personas and User Stories Integrating User Feedback in Design

Mobile UI/UX Design
Mobile-first Approach Designing for Different Screen Sizes Navigation and Mobile Interaction Patterns

Web UI/UX Design
Responsive Web Design Desktop and Tablet UI/UX Considerations Enhancing Usability and Accessibility

Working with Photoshop
Working with Photoshop involves using Adobe Photoshop, a powerful and versatile graphics editing software widely used by professionals and enthusiasts for various creative tasks. Photoshop provides a comprehensive set of tools and features for manipulating and enhancing images, creating digital artwork, and designing graphics for different purposes. Here's an overview of what working with Photoshop entails:

APP Design
Understanding Accessibility Guidelines Designing for Users with Disabilities Inclusive Design Practices

Placeholder content & Plugins
Placeholder content refers to temporary or sample text, images, or other media elements that are used to occupy space in a design or layout until the final content is ready. It helps designers, developers, and content creators visualize how the finished product will look and ensure that the layout and design elements are appropriately aligned and formatted. Placeholder content is often used during the development or design phase of a website, application

Asset panel
An asset panel, often referred to as an "asset management panel" or "asset library," is a user interface element commonly found in design software, content management systems, or other applications where visual assets are managed, organized, and utilized. The asset panel provides a centralized location for users to access, store, categorize, and manipulate various types of digital assets, such as images, icons, graphics, videos, audio files, templates, and more.

Micro Interactions
Microinteractions are subtle, brief, and often automatic interactions that occur between users and a digital product or interface. These interactions are small-scale, specific actions that serve to enhance the overall user experience by providing feedback, guidance, or visual cues in response to user inputs or system changes. Despite their small size, microinteractions play a significant role in shaping how users perceive and interact with a digital platform.

Prototyping Advanced
Prototyping Advanced" refers to a higher level or more sophisticated approach to the process of prototyping. In the context of product development, prototyping involves creating a preliminary or experimental version of a product, often on a smaller scale, to test and validate design concepts, functionality, and user interactions before moving forward with full-scale production.

Voice Interactions & User Testing
Voice interactions refer to the dynamic communication between humans and technology through spoken language. This mode of interaction allows individuals to engage with various devices, systems, or applications using their natural voice, eliminating the need for physical inputs such as typing or clicking. Voice interactions have gained significant prominence with the advent of voice recognition and natural language processing technologies.In voice interactions, users can issue commands, ask questions, provide information, or engage in conversations, all by simply speaking aloud. These interactions can occur across a wide range of platforms, including smart speakers, smartphones, virtual assistants, in-car systems, and more. Popular examples of voice interaction platforms include Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri, Google Assistant, and Microsoft's Cortana.

Pitching to Clients & Customers, Exporting, What Next
effectively pitching to clients and customers involves persuasive communication, exporting entails venturing into global markets, and deciding "what's next" requires strategic planning to continue business growth and success. Each element contributes to a comprehensive business strategy that enables expansion, adaptability, and long-term viability.

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