Create High-Fidelity Designs and Prototypes in Figma

Google turns low-fidelity ideas into detailed Figma mockups and interactive prototypes. Design systems and visual principles support consistent screens, while critique and testing guide revisions. This is the fifth course in Google’s UX sequence, so it builds on earlier discovery and usability work.

What you will learn

• Create detailed mockups and interactive Figma prototypes.
• Apply a consistent visual design system.
• Revise designs using critique and usability findings.

Who this suits

Learners who completed the preceding four Google UX courses or understand the design process, low-fidelity design and usability studies.

Before you enroll

Check which Figma plan and interface version the lessons use. Some AI, library and collaboration features have separate access conditions. A prototype demonstrates an interaction; review accessibility and actual implementation requirements before treating it as a finished product.

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Put it into practice

Revise a fictional mobile flow after a usability review and keep a short record linking each change to an observed problem.

Source and review

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