User interface design principles
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In this course, the student will learn what visual design is and what it means, also address the elements of design planning and how to create visual
Description
“Design is not just about how it looks or how people feel about it, but how it works. ” – Steve Jobs
A beautiful and effective user interface is one of the most important basics of a good and enjoyable user experience, as it is the first thing the user sees when he starts using the product, it is the tip of the user experience iceberg as some call it and your first chance to leave a good impression on the user.
When it comes to user interface (UI) design, your job – whether you’re a designer, developer, user experience designer, or a combination of all of these things – is to make sure that no aspect of interacting with the user interface happens without a clear purpose. The user interface design choices we create should reflect the user’s motivations, expectations, environment, and appropriate actions.
All of these things are manifested in the user interface – so what people see on the screen is usually the sum of their understanding of the product and how it works.
So what we show them should do a great job of explaining what is there for them, how it is organized, how they get to it and what they can do with it once they do it.
The design of the user interface always goes beyond the aesthetic form to the effectiveness of this interface in achieving its intended goal. In this course, we will learn the principles of designing a beautiful and effective user interface at the same time.
What you’ll learn
What is visual design and its history?
Elements of design and visual communication.
Design challenge for different mediums.
Understand the elements of design
The importance of proportion in design and creating a visual rhythm.
Color basics and understanding
How to choose the right colors for the user interface
Typing basics and choosing fonts
Various rules for choosing photos correctly
Create and simplify visual cues
Building sketches and blueprints
Build and test the prototype.
Many tools and help sites
different case studies
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