Interaction Design and UX/UI Principles

Xbox connects an introduction to Figma with interaction-design concepts and UX/UI practice. The three-module sequence gives learners a tool context before asking them to consider how an interface supports action. It is an introductory comparison for someone who wants to bring design principles into a visible prototype rather than study software controls in isolation.

What you will learn

• Navigate a Figma-based interface-design workflow.
• Explain introductory interaction-design principles.
• Connect UX/UI choices with a practical design exercise.

Who this suits

The provider lists a beginner level. Basic business and technology knowledge are beneficial but not required under the published prerequisites.

Before you enroll

A course offered by Xbox does not make every example a complete game-interface qualification. Compare the actual module outline with your goal and leave time to evaluate the behavior of an original prototype.

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Put it into practice

Prototype a short settings interaction and ask someone to complete a specific task. Record where they hesitate, revise the labels or feedback and explain the design principle behind the change.

Source and review

This overview is based on the provider's published information, checked on 14 October 2026. It is an editorial assessment, not a claim that we completed the resource. Time filters are approximate study ranges; projects and exercises can take longer.

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