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Adobe XD Intermediate
Learning intermediate skills for Adobe XDPreview the first lesson free — get full access to all 33 lessons.
Intermediate Provider : Jessica Henley 9 chapters · 33 Lessons · 2h 38m in Arabic, German, English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Chinese
Course Description
Adobe XD is a vector-based software program used for creating prototypes and mockup designs. Using Adobe XD, you can create websites, apps, and other designs that have user interactivity. With this course, you’ll understand why creating personas are essential to the development process, and why visualizing touch points and journey maps are needed to get insight into how the customer will interact with your design. You’ll look at task flows and user flows, and how each flow has unique purpose to help you further increase the success of your brand’s product or service. This course will also discuss creating wireframes using premade designs and creating wireframes from scratch.
In this Adobe XD Intermediate course, you’ll learn about user interface and user experience, and you’ll explore touch points, journey maps, integrations, tasks and user flows. You’ll also build your skills using libraries, animations, triggers, components, collaboration, iconography, and design tokens.
What You'll Learn
- Describe user interface and user experience and how they differ
- Explore user flows and task flows and their unique purposes
- Develop personas and visualize touch points and journey maps
- Create wireframes using premade designs and from scratch
- Identify and access design systems, libraries, typography, and colors
- Apply auto animate, triggers, actions, components, and component states
Key Takeaways
- Adobe XD is a vector-based software program used for creating prototypes and mockup designs for websites, apps, and other designs with user interactivity.
- Creating personas is essential to the development process, and visualizing touch points and journey maps gives insight into how the customer will interact with your design.
- Task flows and user flows each have a unique purpose that helps increase the success of a brand's product or service.
- Wireframes can be created using premade designs or built from scratch.
- The course builds skills using libraries, animations, triggers, components, collaboration, iconography, and design tokens.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this Adobe XD Intermediate course cover?
It covers user interface and user experience, touch points, journey maps, integrations, tasks and user flows, plus skills using libraries, animations, triggers, components, collaboration, iconography, and design tokens.
What is Adobe XD used for?
Adobe XD is a vector-based software program used for creating prototypes and mockup designs, letting you create websites, apps, and other designs that have user interactivity.
Will I learn how to create wireframes in this course?
Yes. The course discusses creating wireframes using premade designs and creating wireframes from scratch.
What animation skills are taught in this course?
You will learn to apply auto animate and triggers, and the lessons cover triggers and actions, eases and components, component states, and overlays and audio.
Does this course cover collaboration and sharing?
Yes. Lessons include publishing and accessing shared libraries, sharing options, exporting assets, publishing options, cloud documents, and co-editing working flows.
