UI/UX Design Online Live Class by Experts
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UI/UX Design - Syllabus, Fees & Duration
Figma Syllabus (15 Hours)
- Understanding the Figma interface and tools.
- Layers, frames, and pages.
- Shapes, text, and alignment.
- Color theory and typography basics.
- Grids and layout principles.
- Creating low-fidelity wireframes for mobile and web apps.
- Adding interactions and transitions.
- Clickable prototypes for user testing.
- Screens for a sample app (e.g., task manager or food delivery).
- Login, home, and profile pages.
- Reusable buttons, icons, and cards.
- Typography and color styles.
- Linking screens and testing navigation.
- Landing page, login screen, and dashboard for a web app.
- Auto-layout for responsive designs.
- Responsive breakpoints for desktop, tablet, and mobile.
- Functional prototype with interactions.
- Structuring web pages (header, footer, sections).
- Essential tags: headings, lists, images, and links tables etc..
- Styling text and layout using CSS.
- Box model, positioning, and Flexbox basics.
- Setting up Bootstrap in a project.
- Grid system and responsive layouts.
- Common components: navbar, buttons, and cards.
- Importing Figma designs for reference.
- Structuring HTML and CSS with Bootstrap.
- Using media queries and Bootstrap utilities.
- Creating a responsive navigation bar and hero section.
- Ensuring design consistency with the Figma prototype.
- Adding interactivity with JavaScript (e.g., form validation).
- Bootstrap JavaScript components: modals, dropdowns, and carousels.
- Enhancing visuals with hover effects and animations.
- Convert a complete Figma design into a functional landing page.
- Use Bootstrap and JavaScript for responsiveness and interactivity.
- Publish the project online using GitHub Pages or Netlify.
- Prototyped mobile app and web app designs.
- Fully responsive landing page with Bootstrap and interactivity.
- Hosted live project link.
Module 1: Figma Fundamentals (3 Hours)
Introduction to Figma
Design Basics
Module 2: Prototyping with Figma (3 Hours)
Wireframing Basics
Prototyping Features
Module 3: Mobile App Design Project (4 Hours)
Designing a Mobile App
Components and Variants
Prototyping and Feedback
Module 4: Web App Design Project (5 Hours)
Designing a Web App
Final Prototype
Web Development Syllabus (15 Hours)
Module 1: HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap Basics (5 Hours)
HTML Fundamentals (2 Hours)
CSS Basics (2 Hours)
Bootstrap Basics (1 Hour)
Module 2: Responsive Landing Page Conversion (5 Hours)
Figma to Code Workflow (2 Hours)
Responsive Design (3 Hours)
Module 3: Interactivity with JavaScript & Advanced Bootstrap (3 Hours)
JavaScript Basics
CSS Animations & Transitions
Module 4: Final Project and Deployment (2 Hours)
Final Project: Responsive Landing Page
Hosting and Deployment
Deliverables
Figma:
Web Development:
This syllabus is not final and can be customized as per needs/updates
- Since 2001, Making IT Experts by Experts
- Duration: 30 Hours (Vary as per your skill)
- Course Fees
- Individual Live Classes (1:1)
- Batch Classes @ Low Fees
- Training on Your Time, Any Where
- Access to Recorded Videos
- Practical Internship on Projects
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Course Highlights
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In this course you will learn too use the Bootstrap 3 CSS framework to build websites with fluid and adaptive grid layouts. Our live online classes are a friendly and supportive alternative to looking at video tutorials – you’re ready to ask queries and receive answers from a skilled Nestsoft tutor in real time. You make changes to the files using Photoshop and directly use the outputs from that software. Using Adobe Photoshop can allow you to design and discover something you want. Usually, it produces the best products for a majority of the processing effects. Most of graphic designers use photoshop for their professional work because photoshop is one of the most professional editing software available today. CSS is currently the only standard in website design that plugs directly into your HTML, even the latest HTML5 standards. Adobe Photoshop is specially designed to permit users to edit and make multiple designs. The Illustrator CC interface contains the tools, panels, menu, commanda, document, window, and artboards you will use when creating or editing an illustrator document. Anatomy of a CSS ruleset Selecting multiple elements Different types of a selector Fonts and text Boxes, boxes, it’s all about boxes Changing the page color Sorting the body out Positioning and styling our main page title Centering the image Backgrounds and Borders Image values and replaced Content Text Effects 2D/3D Transformations Animations Multiple Column Layout User Interface . 
