Illustrator for UX Design

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

Tags

UX Design Courses Adobe Illustrator Courses Adobe XD Courses Prototyping Courses User Interface Design Courses Color Theory Courses Mockups Courses Artboards Courses Vector Graphics Courses

Course Description

Overview

Get an expert's view on how to best use Adobe Illustrator for your UX design projects.

Syllabus

Introduction

Illustrator for UX
Course prerequesites

1. Getting Started with Illustrator

Defining your goals and objectives
Overview of the interface and tools
Adding artboards and grids

2. Defining Your UX Mock-Up

Why mock up before designing?
Finalizing your mock-ups

3. Defining Your UX Design

Refining your UX with object properties
Refining your UX with colors and images
Adding text to refine the features

4. Prepping Your UX Design for Collaboration

Collaborative tools on Illustrator
Adobe XD for prototyping

Conclusion

Next steps

Taught by

Brian Wood

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