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Designing Interactive Web Pages with Figma

Search for references and the mood board

A course by Eva Sánchez Clemente , UX/UI Designer

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93% positive reviews (110)

5,386 students

Audio: Spanish, English

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About the video: Search for references and the mood board

Overview

“With the defined content of what we want to tell on our website, we are now going to look for inspirational images of both style and structure. This exercise will also help us find and define the focus we want to give our project.”

In this video lesson Eva Sánchez Clemente addresses the topic: Search for references and the mood board, which is part of the Domestika online course: Designing Interactive Web Pages with Figma. Learn to design interactive, eye-catching, and easy-to-program web pages based on user behavior.

Partial transcription of the video

“Search for references and the mood board With the content defined in the previous lesson, we will build our mood board with reference images and other web references to help with the structure to focus our final project. Go for it. To start the reference search and the creation of the mood board In my case, as I already explained to you, what I am going to use as content Andrea Abreu's opinion piece "If this is paradise" along with the photographs of Rubén Acosta, I found it interesting to choose it for the critical point it offers tourism and that in a way I felt very identified. When I st...”

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Course summary for: Designing Interactive Web Pages with Figma

Level: Beginner
93% positive reviews (110)
5386 students
5 units
15 lessons (2h 23m)
9 downloads

Category
Design, Web & App Design
Software
Adobe After Effects, Figma
Areas
App Design, Design, Digital Design, Digital Product Design, Mobile Design, Typography Design, UX / UI, Web Design

Eva Sánchez Clemente

A course by Eva Sánchez Clemente

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UX/UI Designer

Eva Sánchez began her career learning graphic design in Tenerife and working in advertising until, in 2019, she moved to Barcelona to focus solely on digital design. It was thanks to sharing her work on social media and her personal website that she received her first recognition of Honorable Mention and formed part of the jury at Awwwards, an international community for digital creatives.

From there, she began to make a name for herself and collaborate with other independent studios including Fuego Camina Conmigo, Ophion, Rebeka Arce Studio, and Réplica Studio, among others. She currently works at Jam3, an international agency dedicated exclusively to design centered around digital innovation and experience.