Go from user research and wireframes to Figma prototypes, usability testing and developer handoff, with AI-assisted design workflows along the way.
This project-based course follows the product design process in the order working teams use it. You start by framing a problem and planning research, then move through user interviews, affinity mapping, personas, journey maps, information architecture, user flows and wireframes. In Figma you will learn frames, components and variants, Auto Layout, responsive layouts with variables, colour and type systems, and design tokens. You will then build high-fidelity screens, prototype interactions, check accessibility and colour contrast, run usability tests, write clear error messages, and prepare developer handoff specifications. The final modules cover AI-assisted workflows with Figma Make and the Figma MCP, including where AI genuinely speeds up research and design and where human judgement, testing and quality control remain essential. A capstone module applies prototyping and validation to a single feature, and a portfolio module shows how to structure a case study that explains your decisions.
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