DESIGN RULES: Principles + Practices for Great UI Design

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Online(Course Link)

Dates

On Demand

Course Categories

IT, Technology and Software

Certficate

Yes(Certificate of completion)

Language

English

Course Fees

US Dollar 3541.59 (Check Course Page for Last Price)

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Unlimited

Acquired Skills/Covered Subjects

  • Learn to create useful, usable and visually compelling UI design for any kind of app, site or system.
  • Learn how to properly balance form and function
  • Learn the critical rules for designing on small screens and mobile devices
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You'll learn how to make it easier for people to interact with what they see on the screen – whether they know what to tap, swipe or click, and whether what happens meets their expectations and moves them closer to their goals. You'll learn how to create and apply hierarchycolorcontrasttypography and gestalt principles to design appropriate visual cues so people know where and how to take action.

I'll show you how to make good visual decisions for even the most challenging applications, from simplifying complex visual information to designing with data. My goal with this course is to give you everything you need to know to make great UI design decisions, no matter what the content, context or product may be. 

Trends will come and go, and it won't matter: your UI will still be useful, usable, appropriate and relevant for its users. From this point forward, you'll be equipped to make strategic, impactful User Interface designs that communicateguideencouragemotivate and educate. Anything else is decoration, and decoration has a very short shelf life.

When it comes to User Interface (UI) design, your job — whether you're a designer, developer, UXer or a mix of all those things — is to make sure that no aspect of someone’s onscreen interaction happens without explicit intent. The UI design choices we make have to reflect the user’s motivationsexpectationsenvironment and possible actions.

All of those things manifest themselves in the User Interface — so what people see on the screen is usually the sum of their understanding about what this is and how it works.

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