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Introduction to Design Systems with Figma

Screens 1

A course by Javier Cuello , UX Designer

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About the video: Screens 1

Overview

“In this last lesson we are going to design the main screen of a website, in different sizes. We are going to test the components we have created in a slightly more realistic environment.”

In this video lesson Javier Cuello addresses the topic: Screens 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Design Systems with Figma. Learn how to create design systems that answer your users' needs.

Partial transcription of the video

“Displays Now we will design the main screen of a website in different sizes. We will use the components and test them in a more realistic environment. We'll see. What we will do is design a travel website on the main screen in different sizes, in three different sizes using components we have created and many of the styles. The first thing I will do is create the mobile size page. The width will be 360 and the height we still do not know why it will grow as we add things. What I can do is locate it, the first frame I put at 0, 0 and from here I start to design. As this is the mobile web, we...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to Design Systems with Figma

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (412)
11217 students
5 units
24 lessons (4h 38m)
11 downloads

Category
Web & App Design
Software
Figma
Areas
App Design, Digital Product Design, Mobile Design, UX / UI

Javier Cuello

A course by Javier Cuello

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UX Designer

Javier “Simón” Cuello is a UX designer specialized in mobile apps. He has worked on projects for small companies, as well as other more recognized companies such as Zara, Telefónica, and Yahoo! He’s also a co-author of the book “Designing Mobile Apps”.

Something that is always reflected in his work is the constant strive for improvement in seemingly invisible details, which makes a digital project shine in the concept of user experience.