Wireframing for UX Design : Sketch Your Big Idea
Offered By: Skillshare
Course Description
Overview
Wireframing is one of the most important concepts and stages in user experience design. UX designers use wireframes as a way to express a flow through a process or communicate individual screens in a product.
Wireframes can range in fidelity from sketches on bar napkins to beautiful, interactive photoshop mocks. This class will provide a basic overview of why we wireframe, where wireframing fits into the UX process, how to use it (from stakeholder presentations to usability testing). Finally, we'll spend a lot of tie creating our own lo-fi wireframes to share with the class.
Syllabus
- Introduction : Wireframing for UX Design
- What is Wireframing?
- Why Do We Wireframe?
- How Do We Wireframe?
- How Do We Wireframe (2)
- How Do We Wireframe? (3)
- How Do We Wireframe? (4)
Taught by
Carlye Cunniff
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