Principles of UX/UI Design

Meta combines UX research foundations with practical interface-design work. Personas and empathy inform decisions, while hierarchy, grids and accessibility provide criteria for reviewing screens. Figma exercises connect those ideas with wireframes and prototypes that can be shared and evaluated.

What you will learn

• Connect user research with interface design choices.
• Consider accessibility and visual hierarchy.
• Create and share Figma wireframes and prototypes.

Who this suits

Beginners with basic internet-navigation skills; prior web-development experience is not required.

Before you enroll

Allow time to conduct research and revise the design, beyond watching the lessons. Obtain consent for interviews and usability sessions, protect participant information and distinguish observed evidence from your assumptions. A course certificate does not establish professional experience.

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Put it into practice

Build a fictional task flow and review its labels, hierarchy and accessibility considerations before sharing it for feedback.

Source and review

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